Amy Rowan\u00a0Casting is looking for musicians and have provided the following brief. “We are looking for trad\/folk musicians who can sing and play banjo, fiddle and\/or bodhran. These musicians will play together and pretend to be friendly singing butchers in the ad! These characters are a mix of a friendly butcher and a folk musician playing the Sunday night session in the local pub. They are happy, friendly, approachable and passionate about the music. The playing will be mimed but will have to look credible and the singing will be live.”<\/p>\n
The butchers should be aged between 25 and 60 and all male. If you are a solo artist but have other musicians who might join you for the audition please do let us know.<\/p>\n
The auditions will take place on Wednesday, Dec 19th in Dublin.<\/p>\n
Callbacks: January 4th TBC<\/p>\n
Costume fittings: January 21th TBC<\/p>\n
Shoot: January 24th<\/p>\n
Photoshoot: January 25th.<\/p>\n
You must be available for these dates in order to apply.<\/p>\n
Fees\u00a0for 3 main actor\/musicians:<\/p>\n
\u20ac8,250 per musician \u2013 full buyout across all media for 1 year, to include rehearsals, 1 x day shoot (Jan 24), buyout for TV \u2013 island of Ireland for 1 year, \u00a0online (to include VOD, digital display and social), radio (to include VO for script), print (to include photoshoot for print (Jan 25)).<\/p>\n
Each actor\/musician must also be open to appearances etc as Brady Family Ham may require them. Cost per appearance to be agreed prior to signing contract.<\/p>\n
To include buyout option for year 2 and 3 at 10% uplift per year.<\/p>\n
If you are interested please send us some videos of you singing and playing and some pictures to office@rowancasting.ie . We need videos and photos by Monday 17th December.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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