Open Casting Call · Atlanta, Georgia
A SeekNServe short film. We're looking for real kids and real adults to tell a real story. No experience required.
Co-Produced by Ryan McVey
Submit Casting ApplicationKey Dates
Film Day
July 25, 2026
The Roles
Lead Roles
Lead Role
The heart of the film. Charming, grounded, and likeable without trying. Spends the night quietly wrestling with doing the right thing when no one is watching. Must roller skate or be willing to learn before shoot day. Strong instincts over technique — we want a real kid, not a polished performer.
Lead Role
Warm, observant, emotionally intelligent. She notices everything and says little. Cheers louder for others than herself. Her feelings are always visible but never announced. Must feel completely natural on camera — if it looks like acting, it's the wrong choice.
Lead Role
The antagonist with a real arc. Loud, arrogant, and desperate to be seen — but hurt underneath all of it. By the end of the film he has to earn a handshake and make the audience believe it. The actor must find the vulnerability behind the bravado without excusing the behavior.
Supporting — Youth
Supporting — Youth
Competitive, funny, and secretly the most generous kid in the room. Voluntarily loses a race so his best friend can win — and celebrates like they both won a championship. High energy throughout. Roller skating ability strongly preferred.
Supporting — Youth
Slightly awkward, big glasses, completely loyal. Absorbs cruelty without fully breaking. Then wins the race and feels every bit of it. The underdog the audience roots for hardest. Must be able to carry genuine emotion in a moment with no dialogue.
Supporting — Youth
Goofy, impressionable, not mean-spirited at his core. Always a half step behind whatever Chase is doing. Natural comic timing matters more than dramatic range. Must be able to laugh convincingly on cue.
Adult Roles
Adult Role
Rink manager. Flannel vest, backwards cap. Warm authority without a hint of preachiness. The most important adult casting decision in the film. The office scenes require real emotional subtlety — he guides without lecturing.
Adult Role
Zander's mom. Practical, loving, completely grounded. Two brief scenes that bookend the entire film. Sets up who Zander is before we even get inside. Must feel like a real mom, not a TV mom.
Adult Role
Front desk manager at Skate City. Warm, organized, unflappable. One main scene with an anxious parent she has to talk down. Background presence throughout the night. Should feel like someone who genuinely loves this job and knows every kid's name.
Adult Role
Off-duty police officer working the event. Calm, professional, minimal dialogue — three lines maximum. Presence and stillness matter far more than performance. When he walks toward Chase, the room should feel it without him doing anything dramatic.
Adult Role
The voice and energy of the entire night. Knows every kid by name and calls them out on the mic. Controls the mood of the rink. Must be able to actually work a crowd — this cannot be faked on camera. Real DJ or hype experience is a strong plus.
Adult Role
Concerned parent at drop-off. One scene at the front desk. Brief but can carry a little comedy — she is wound tight and Liz has to talk her down. Good comic timing and believable anxious energy.
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