The Cannon Group ~ TML | THE Nashville Talent Agency

ATTENDING THIS WILL AUTOMATICALLY PUT YOU ON THE LIST TO ATTEND THE CMT RED CARPET SHOW ON JUNE 6TH, 2012. 

JUST TO LET YOU KNOW:

Would you like to be an AUDIENCE MEMBER for a TV  Taping; ‘We Own the Years Ahead‘ in Nashville, Tennessee?

Taping Date:    Friday, May 18, 2012

Audience Arrival:   5:30 pm to 6:15 pm 

Taping Begins:    6:30 PM to 8:30 PM  This show is being taped and could go a little later

HOW TO LIVE A LONGER, RICHER LIFE BASED ON GOOD RELATIONSHIPS, SHARED VALUES AND TAKING OWNERSHIP OF THE YEARS AHEAD

You are more powerful than you think. You do have a choice as to whether you live longer or die sooner. It’s a proven fact that people who ACTIVELY SOCIALIZE are 3 times less likely to die of medical illness than those who don’t.

On May 18^th Nicholas Boothman delivers his uplifting and inspiring message on the health and longevity benefits of connecting with other people to his target audience of adults of 20 years and up.

Taped in front of a live audience, this Public Television special shows how to harness your natural-born talents to make trusting first impressions, establish immediate rapport, and within minutes be communicating like old friends.

Nicholas Boothman, best-selling author of 4 books including How to Make People Like You in 90 Seconds or Less, will give his audience a host of skills they can take away and use immediately. With over 2 million books in print in more than 20 languages, The New York Times calls him “Dale Carnegie for a rushed era.” The Economist Magazine calls him “truly inspirational,” and Good Morning America says, “His book is my bible.” His website is www.nicholasboothman.com

Connect and Live Longer is an emotional call to action for grown-ups to get out and take ownership of their lives by actively connecting with new people.

Where: NorthStar Studios, 3201 Dickerson Pike, Nashville, TN 37207, www.northstarstudios.com

You must be on OUR list to attend. This is a gated Sound Studio with a guard at the gate entrance (The guard will have our list of names to check).

Audience Arrival: Friday, May 18, between 5:30- 6:15 pm for a beginning taping time of 6:30 pm to 8:30 pm with meet and greet and book signing with Nick to follow.

If you are interested in being an audience member, email us at moorecasting@comcast.net with your full name,  contact phone number and age. We have been asked to pull ages, 20’s and up.  We need full names, ages and phone numbers of all participants, so we can start the confirmation process. 

After receiving your information we will email whether you have been confirmed with the details of the show. We have a limited number of guests we can invite, so respond as soon as possible. We must have your name on our audience list in order for you to attend the show.  No confirmation numbers will be given.  Your name will provide entrance into the show (ID required). The Audience will be seated.

YOU ARE REQUIRED TO STAY THE FULL LENGTH OF THE TAPING. 

PLEASE DO NOT CANCEL AT THE LAST MINUTE!

If you know of anyone that would like to attend, please pass this on.

GOOD FOR NEW PEOPLE NEEDING TRAINING.

HELP!!!!

I need audience for a T V Taping and an willing to offer a workshop in return for women attending for me besides $15.00 a person for your time pulling them.

The acting workshop would be held March 31^st form 10am to 2pm

I could have actresses come or the mom’s of kids that are actors who would want to go to the workshop for their mom attending the show.

Ages of those attending the workshop would have to be 10 years and older. Kids should be 10 or older to go to workshop.

I need women to attend the show ages 22 to 60.

You can send their names ages and email addresses to us and we will send the confirmation letters out to them with the details.

They can invite friends if they would like.  It is a taping about women so they want women to attend.

Let me know if you can help me with this project.

Regina Moore

musical guestJaci Velasquez, and more!!!!!!!!

Great Speakers, Great Music. FREE EVENT!

If you have any questions call, 615-831-0039.

Regina Moore, Audience Coord.

If you know of anyone that would like to attend, please pass this on.

NOTE:  This will be invitation only and spaces are limited.  You can share with friends.

JUST TO LET YOU KNOW:

We will need AUDIENCE MEMBERS for a TV Pilot Taping; “Whoa with Laine Lawson Craft” in Nashville, Tennessee.

Taping:  “Whoa with Laine Lawson Craft” Laine is a faith-based speaker and writer, and publishes the magazine “Whoa” for women. The show is a talk show format and features Laine as host with special guest, Lisa Osteen Comes (Joel Osteen’s Sister), author and associate pastor at Lakewood Church in Houston, musical guestJaci Velasquez, writer and comedienne Kerri Pomarolli, a pre-tape with inspirational speaker and author Lynette Lewis and more.

Taping Date:    Thursday, March 15, 2012

Audience Arrival:   12:45 pm to 1:15 pm 

Taping Time:    2:00 PM to 4:30 or 5:00 PM  This show is being taped and could go later

Sites to check it out are:

Women’s Christian Magazine “Whoa” by Laine Lawson Craft,

http://www.whoawomen.com/whoa-magazine/

About “Host” Laine Lawson Craft,

http://lainelawsoncraft.com/lainec/home.html

About Comedian/Writer Kerri Pomarolli,

http://www.kerripom.com/media_newact.php

About Author/Associate Pastor at Lakewood Church in Houston Lisa Osteen Comes,

http://www.lisacomes.com/Pages/About.aspx

About inspirational speaker and author Lynette Lewis,

http://www.lynettelewis.com/

Location of taping (Will be in Confirmation Letter),

You must be on OUR list to attend. This is a gated Sound Studio with a guard at the gate entrance (The guard will have our list of names to check).

If you are interested in being an audience member, email us at moorecasting@comcast.net with your full name, current Photo (please scan and send along with your information), contact phone number and age. We have been asked to pull ages, 25 and up.  We need full names, ages, current photo (for security purposes) and phone numbers of all participants, so we can start the confirmation process. 

The location will be sent to you in the confirmation letter. After receiving your information we will email whether you have been confirmed with the details of the show.We have a limited number of guests we can invite, so respond as soon as possible. We must have your name on our audience list in order for you to attend the show.  No confirmation numbers will be given.  Your name will provide entrance into the show (ID required). The Audience will be seated.

YOU ARE REQUIRED TO STAY THE FULL LENGTH OF THE TAPING. 

PLEASE DO NOT CANCEL AT THE LAST MINUTE!

If you know of anyone that would like to attend, please pass this on.

Hello from the Extras Casting Office of “Nashville” -  A brand new ABC/Lionsgate Television series.

–
Jenn Presser
Extras Casting Director
“Nashville”
nashvilleextras@gmail.com

Please “like” our facebook page, Nashville Extras, to get up to date info about the series!
www.facebook.com/NashvilleExtras

ADVANCE AUDITION WORKSHOP

“Commanding the Audition”

REGINA MOORE OF MOORE CASTING

DATE: March 3rd, 2012 (Hosted by Alan Dysert)

TIME: 9:00AM to 4:00PM

LOCATION: Nashville, TN

PRICE: $125.00

TOPICS WILL INCLUDE:

• Moving past just knowing the script
• Determining what is unique about you as an actor
• Advanced audition techniques
• Scene work with commercial and film, movie scripts
• Improvisation and how it relates to owning the audition
• How casting directors and actors communicate in the audition
• Evaluations

Regina Moore is, without a doubt, the busiest casting director in this region. She casts feature films, TV pilots, commercials, music videos and all other areas of on-camera performance. This is a rare opportunity to be one of a small group to study and audition for this very in-demand talent specialist in an intimate and informal atmosphere.

This will not be a workshop offered monthly and is generally only offered once or twice per year.

Actors that have inquired about the class will be considered first. Please fill out the form below to sign up or contact Regina Moore.

Please fill go to web site (www.moorecasting.com) go to Workshops (click on) then look for Advanced Workshop (Fill out online registration [form at bottom of Advanced Workshop] and submit).

AUDITION FOR TV PILOT
PLAID PUPPY PRODUCTIONS is scheduled to shoot the HD TV PILOT, LOCKERS
on March 10th-14th in the Nashville Area.
Casting for five (5) females and five (5) males ages 18-50 will take
place at Watkins College of Art, Design, and Film (2298 Rosa L Parks
Blvd Nashville TN 37228).
Audition Dates & Times
February 25th (Sat) 10am – 4pm & February 26th (Sun) 1pm – 5pm
SYNOPSIS: A mysteries school LOCKER plays wishing well to the student
body of a classic High School. Vaughn, the awkward, but intelligent peer
is the mysterious high school vigilante fulfilling the requests of
others. Often times these requests prove a little more complicated than
they sound on paper.
VAUGHN: Male, (16-18). Vaughn is an even keel individual who has kept a
low profile through his early years of high school. He keeps his head
down and one foot in front of the other while making a difference in
peoples lives through fulfilling the wishes of others.
YOUNG VAUGHN: (10-13). Vaughn before his father passes.
LEAH: Female, (16-18). Leah is a high school cheerleader making her way
up the social ladder by gossip and bullying. She’s smart and snarky. She
is currently dating the star running back, but keeps coming back to
childhood friend, Vaughn.
SHELLY: Female, (15-17). Most Likely to Succeed – and annoy you in the
process, Shelly is a bright bubbly young girl who just wants to be liked
but her know-it-all demeanor can’t seem to win her any friends.
MILES: Male, (17-19). Miles is you’re a-typical jock whose mind is
consumed with girls, sex, appearances, and football. If there is more to
him, he’s slow to show it.
JONATHAN: Male, (16-18). Vaughn’s best friend. Head of the school paper.
He’s notorious for knowing what the latest buzz around school is. Happy
go lucky fellow with journalistic wit.
MYSTERY GIRL: Female, (15-16). The girl Vaughn is convinced will have all
the answers to his father’s death.
YOUNG MYSTERY GIRL: Female, (8-10). Young version of the above.
VAUGHN’S DAD: Male (30’s-40s). A well intentioned social worker who
unknowingly takes his son to the scene of his own murder.
VAUGHN’S MOM: Female (30’s-40’s). A hardworking single mom with a great
deal of compassion for her child.
Talent will be asked to perform monologue of choice based on character
they prefer most. Cold reads will be performed upon audition.
To schedule an appointment please email Amber Wilkinson at
arwcasting@gmail.com with your headshot and contact information (email
& phone). Also include which day you’d like to book an audition
appointment.

AUDITIONS FOR PHANTOM

PHANTOM is a student short scheduled to shoot on April 1st in Nashville, TN.
No Pay but food and copy of film provided.

Submit headshots and resumes to: Thomas.y.chi@gmail.com
Please note any schedule conflicts.

Sides available upon request.

SYNOPSIS: An adaptation of Phantom: Requiem for the Phantom. It is about a young tourist that comes to the U.S. who witnesses a hit and is chased down. He displays exceptional intuition and reflexes and is finally captured. For that reason, he is forced and trained to become a killer. In this short film, he will have already gone trough training and is performing his first hit. His handler is a female assassin named Ein. The theme will be the change in the human psyche after the shock of killing another human being.

EIN: Female, early 20’s, petite/in shape. Extremely apathetic in attitude and facial expression. Doll-like. Monotone speech.

Casting will take place February 18th, 2012 at Watkins College of Art & Design (2298 Rosa L. Parks Blvd Nashville TN, 37228) from 4PM-6:30PM. Dress for exercise as the action choreographer will test physical flexibility and execution of basic fight moves.

Send a message for any questions. Email: Thomas Chi – Thomas.y.chi@gmail.com

IMPROV for ACTORS: Focusing on Auditions and Performance

One-on-one with a Casting Director

LOCATION: Moore Casting (Driving Directions on Web Site)

DATE: Saturday, February 18th, 2012

TIME: 10:00 am to 2:00 pm (now extended to 3pm)

COST: $125.00

Improv is not always about being funny. Its actually about thinking quickly on your feet and being able to react to any situation you may be placed in at an audition or performance.

Regina Moore and Barry McAlister have designed a workshop around improv skills that will, 1) give you simple but powerful tools to use, and 2) allow you to experience an audition through the eyes of the casting director.

Fun and eye opening sessions using improv games and exercises are used to explore basic elements that will put you miles ahead of the competition. Then commercials and scripts will be used to literally place the actor in the audition room, connecting with the casting director one on one.

It can be difficult to relax when the actor walks through the casting door, and this workshop helps each actor shed their fears and get comfortable as the casting room process is revealed. The basic fear is not knowing what to expect in an audition, and that can make it difficult to focus. Come see it from the Casting Directors perspective.

This workshop gives the actor useful, dynamic tools to work with, then provides one on one direction- all in a fun atmosphere that allows them to relax and learn.

The class is taught by improv performer and actor Barry McAlister. He has long been an on-camera actor and entertainer in the region. He is currently with the acclaimed troupe Improv Nashville, and has trained at the Second City in Chicago in improv and sketch comedy. He was also a Wolf Trap Teaching Artist in Metro Nashville Schools. Roles he’s created include “the dead guy” in country artist Joe Diffie’s “Prop Me Up Beside the Juke Box”, and the ice skating $100 bill for First Tennessean and the Predators. He also had the regions longest running children’s stage show “Juniper Junction”.

Casting Director, Regina Moore has been in the entertainment industry for over 30 years. Regina, first an actress, works currently as a casting director in the areas of Film, Television, Commercials, print, music videos and live performance. As an instructor, she relates to actors through casting and teaching. She is known for her ability to recognize potential and encouraging the growing actor with her straight forward, no nonsense approach. Her workshops deal with the audition process and she relates to the actor regardless of wither they are a beginner or a pro. She is accomplished in the field of casting, developing projects for production companies, and network television as a consultant in relationship to T.V. Hosts, actors, live performers, and audience related programming.

Hello, Regina!

The “improv” side of the class is the hook that got me interested in attending. The teaching presents a great beginning in an area I have heard about and seen but never actually tried out. It reminds me of stuff we did in college which I have, unfortunately, lost touch with. Taking your class tells me I must pursue that avenue further.

The “meet the casting director” side of the class is a very helpful bonus because it allows me to see behind the casting camera, presenting insights into how you do what you do, some whys, and some of how these things reflect what your clients are looking for. De-mystifying that experience promises me more peace of mind next time.

I was delighted with it all. Thanks for your efforts on my behalf.

Jordan

TO SIGN UP –

You can go to www.moorecasting.com and click on workshops, then click on

IMPROV for ACTORS: Focusing on Auditions and Performance, the registration form is below the description, then submit.

“DRAWN TO MOVE” AUDITIONS
Feb. 3, 2012 (4-9 p.m.) & Feb. 4, 3012 (1-5 p.m.)
Watkins College of Art, Design & Film @
2298 Rosa L. Parks Blvd., Nashville TN 37228
SYNOPSIS
Drawn to Move is a short length film scheduled to shoot on Feb. 24-26, 2012 in and
around the Nashville area. Christian Wick, a BFA candidate at Watkins College of Art,
Design & Film, will be directing the film to fulfill his Production IV/senior thesis
requirement. This will qualify him for graduation in May 2012. The story recalls Rod
Serling’s macabre anthology series Night Gallery (1970-1973). Left alone for the weekend,
a high school senior suspects that an early 20th century drawing in his living room may
be related to the strange goings-on around his house.
CHARACTER BREAKDOWNS
RICHARD: male, 17-18. Richard is a high school senior with little direction in life. His
parents want him to apply for college, but he would rather take a year off following
graduation. Outside of school, he spends his time idly – sleeping late, playing Xbox and
watching TV. However, unexplained phenomena around the house will challenge his
laziness and complacency.
COLIN: male, 17-18. Colin is Richard’s best friend. Unlike Richard, he has a plan for the
future. He wants to go to college right after high school. Colin may be tight with
Richard, but he also sees his friend as childish, lazy and unmotivated. Perhaps on some
level he will be glad to part ways with Richard so he can grow on his own.
OLD MAN: male, early 60’s – early 70’s. The Old Man is the mysterious subject of the
drawing on the living room wall. Is he real or not? No one seems to know for sure. But,
he is somehow linked to Richard’s house and a tragic event from long ago.
Actors will be compensated at a daily rate of $50. Craft services will
also be provided.
At auditions, actors will be asked to read a selected scene from the
script, so please show up early to look over the scene and prepare
accordingly. You may send headshots and further inquiries to
Christian Wick at cwick@watkins.edu or Nathan Rhoton at
brightboy.npr@gmail.com. Thanks!