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This is for a reading of the film Lychee Theives written by Kathleen Man.
The reading takes place on Friday April 3 around noon at Vassar College and the rehearsal will be Wednesday the 1st at Vassar
This film will be produced this summer in Hawaii
Please contact film@vassar.edu with your headshot and resume as soon as possible.
Principal Roles
KEOKI (28-35, Hawaiian): The hero of the film, a man of few words. At first an aimless drifter who lives at home with his mother and can’t hold down a job. By the end of the film, a man who rises to action and finds meaning in his life. He is handsome, rugged, strong, and physically impressive; to some, he is intimidating. Silent and stoic, yet able to be vulnerable and emotional.
Supporting Roles
KEOKI’S MOTHER (55-65, Hawaiian)
FOREMAN (35-45, Caucasian)
DENNIS (40-50, Local Mix)
EMPEROR XUAN-ZONG (40-55, Japanese)
LADY YANG (18-30, Japanese)
STEWARD (50-65, Chinese)
SHOPKEEPER (50-65, Chinese)
KAI (18-28, Hawaiian)
KEOKI’S COUSIN (25-35, Hawaiian)
KATIE (16-25, Hapa)
GARY (22-30, Japanese)
KEOKI’S NIECE (7-13, Hawaiian)
SAMOAN DRIVER (30-45, Samoan)
MR. YANAGI (45-60, Japanese)
OFFICIAL (25-35, Chinese)
Featured Extras
LARRY (20-35, Local Mix)
SAM (20-35, Local Mix)
Extras
FRANK (30-50, Local)
TRISHA (30-50, Local)
CARL (30-50, Local)
TOYOTA WOMAN DRIVER (30-40, Local)
NEWSPAPER GIRL (10-15, Local)
AUDI DRIVER (30-40, Local)
Background
IMPERIAL RIDERS
CHINESE PEASANTS
LOCALS (for opening sequence)
Voice Parts (off-screen)
BERNICE
RUSSELL
MALIA