Mark Your Calendar!
Join Us In Celebrating Our 10th Anniversary!
Egyptian Theatre and Hollywood surrounding areas.
The Los Angeles Latino International Film Festival (LALIFF) will celebrate its 10th edition from October 5 to October 15, 2006 at the Egyptian Theatre and surrounding Hollywood areas. LALIFF promotes the richness and diversity of Latin Cinema and artistry by showcasing the best and new films from the United States, Latin America, Central America, the Caribbean, Spain and Portugal. Over 100 feature films, shorts and documentaries will be presented this year, as well as workshops, panels and lecturers featuring key members of the Hollywood community.
Key Dates/Red Carpet Events:
Thursday, October 5:
The Opening Night Gala
Saturday, October 14:
Closing Awards &
Gabi Lifetime Achievement Award Sponsored by Creative Artists Agency
FESTIVAL FILM PREMIERES TO BE ANNOUNCED SOON.
The Academy of Motion Pictures Arts and Science recognizes LALIFF as a qualifying festival for its Short Film Category.
Programs include: Latino Writers Workshop; Youth Program, promoting literacy and filmmaking among students in LA; Writing Competition; and LIFI/Panamax’s Latino Screenwriters Lab.
FOR MORE INFORMATION, PLEASE CONTACT:
Publicity Contact:
Fluent Reach Entertainment
Palmy Carballido
Tel. 310-659-9054
Palmy@FluentReach.com
Center Theatre Group and Tu Ciudad Magazine invite you to kick off Hispanic Heritage Month at a Vecinos Night Presentation of...
"WATER & POWER"
Presented by Culture Clash
Saturday, September 16
8:00 PM
Mark Taper Forum
Los Angeles, CA
"A hard working Chicano father with the DWP nicknames his twin sons Water & Power, and emboldens them to take the world by its reins. These, he is confident, will be great men who one day will help shape the city of Los Angeles. There can be no power without water, and no water without power. Years later Water is an ambitious state senator. Power is a top-ranking lieutenant with the LAPD. The brothers soon find themselves at opposite ends of an abuse-of-power city scandal, on its way to crisis. Who really runs the streets of LA? The police? The gangs? The politicians?"
More "WATER & POWER" info: http://www.centertheatregroup.org/show.asp?id=316
Vecinos Night tickets are $75 and include:
* Great Seats to the performance
* Private Post Show ¡Revention! with:
Full Mexican Taco Bar by Casa Blanca Restaurant
Red & White Wine
Margaritas
Desserts
Refreshments
Q&A and celebrate with Culture Clash
Order your tickets right away and celebrate with Culture Clash! Call C. Raul Espinoza (213) 972-7513.
Vecinos Night Order Form: http://www.centertheatregroup.org/download/W&P_VecinosOF_01.pdf
Tickets to this Vecinos Night are extremely limited and must be purchased by Monday, September 11 to guarantee seating.
Grupo de Teatro Sinergía Proudly Announces New Dates and Times for the Last Performances of LISTEN...!!!
Written and directed by Ruben Garfias and performed by our Acting for Children and Youth students
Last weekend’s performances were totally sold out, so we highly recommend you make reservations, now!
LISTEN...!!! is a workshop production based on a theme that should be anathema to children and all humanity...war. That in the 21st century the very pornographic idea of war to solve conflict or advance an agenda runs contrary to all other advancements in our human time line and yet it is all too present. How to express that moment when in the blink of an eye all that we knew to be common is now turned into rubble and fire and pain. This is the path these young actors decided to confront in the hope and expectation that their lives be made more whole, their minds more rigorous and their path to peace ever more constant.
LISTEN...!!! will be performed at the Frida Kahlo Theater, 2332 West Fourth Street, Los Angeles, CA 90057; Thursdays, Fridays, and Saturdays at 8:00 PM; Sundays at 6:00 PM. Saturday September, 9 at 5:00 and at 8:00 PM and Sunday September 10 at 6:00 PM.
Tickets are $8 general; $5 for children, students with ID, and senior citizens.
For more information and reservations call us at: 213-382-8133. Our offices are open Tuesday through Sundays 1 to 6 PM. or visit our website: www.fridakahlotheater.org
Dos Héroes, a Documentary About the Puerto Rican Struggle for Independence, to Have Its U.S. Premiere in New York City.
Carlos Alberto Torres & Oscar López Rivera have been incarcerated in U.S. prisons over 25 years. They are Puerto Rican political prisoners and prisoners of war who have served over 25 years in US prisons for trying to liberate their country Puerto Rico from US colonial rule.
“DOS HEROES” is a new documentary, directed by former Political Prisoner and Prisoner Of War, Dylcia Pagan, that reviews the historical development of the campaign for the release of Puerto Rican Political Prisoners from 1991 to the present. You will witness testimony of prominent leaders, religious supporters, family members of both Carlos and Oscar as well as an opportunity to learn about their lives and commitments of struggle.
“DOS HEROES” is presently in Spanish. Your entrance donations will enable AVANZA PRODUCTIONS to create a narrative in English so that all freedom loving people can become enlightened about the struggle for Puerto Rican Independence and its Freedom Fighters who have been incarcerated over 25 years……
”¡Que Viva Puerto Rico Libre”!
Purchase advance tickets via credit card by calling the Hostos box office: 718-518-4455
Entrance Donation $15.00, $7.00 students
Panel on “Media for the New American Latino” to Take Place at the 20th Annual NAMIC Conference
Robert Rose, CEO, AIM Tell-A-Vision Group, will moderate the panel entitled: Media for the New American Latino: Developing English-language Platforms for the U.S. Born Latino Market
Tuesday, September 12,
10:45 am – 12:00 pm
The Waldorf-Astoria Hotel
New York, NY
Panelists include:
Lucia Ballas-Traynor
General Manager
MTV Español
Isabel Gonzalez
Editor-In-Chief Tu Vida
Hearst Magazines
Ed León
SVP, Programming & Production
SiTV
Flavio Morales
VP, Programming
Mun2
José Luis Rodríguez
President
HITN-TV
Spanish TV has grown to an almost $3 billion business attracting over 90% of all Hispanic TV ad dollars. Yet, English language, Latino targeted media is beginning to emerge. Do Latinos prefer Spanish? What role does Spanglish play? What are the unique challenges of media in English for Latinos? In this panel discussion, participants will break down common misperceptions of the Hispanic marketplace and explore the many emerging English-language media models beginning to serve this large and misunderstood market.
For conference information: http://www.namic.com/events/annualconference.aspx
PRESS CONTACT FOR AIM TELL-A-VISION GROUP:
Sayles & Winnikoff Communications:
Alan Winnikoff
(212) 679-2982
alan@sayleswinnikoff.com
Carina Sayles
(609) 397-6200
carina@sayleswinnikoff.com
Only Days Left To Register For NATPE’s Timely, Informative & Free Web Seminar
PRESENTED BY: 
Will Richmond, President & Founder
Broadband Directions LLC
Succeeding in the Dynamic World of Broadband Video
Identifying the Right Opportunities for Content Providers
Thursday, September 14, 2006 - Noon Eastern/9a.m. Pacific
Broadband-delivered video is exploding. Each day brings announcements of new initiatives as established and upstart market participants race to define the future of video content delivery. While these new possibilities bring excitement for all content providers, they also pose unprecedented challenges in identifying the right opportunities to pursue.
Register today and get a jumpstart on finding these profitable new opportunities.
What you will learn:
- Why is broadband delivered video so disruptive to the traditional video distribution value chain?
- What are the right opportunities for program producers to pursue in broadband video?
- Which business models are working (e.g. advertising, subscriptions, pay-per-use) and are likely to win out in the long-term?
- What are the early best practices from broadcast and cable channels’ broadband video efforts?
- What are the major portals’ (e.g. Yahoo, AOL, MSN, Google, Apple) broadband video strategies?
- What are advertisers’ priorities in broadband video and what are they doing to succeed?
- Who are some of the new players having an impact on this market?
7 STEPS TO YOUR BEST SITCOM SCRIPT
with Emmy nominated Ellen Sandler
Co-Executive Producer / Writer, Everybody Loves Raymond
Thursday, September 07, 2006
6:45 PM to 9:30 PM
Location (see below)
If you dream of making it as a sitcom writer or producer, you MUST have an outstanding spec script! Ellen Sandler will take you inside the world of sitcom writing and share her practical tools and personal trade secrets.
She'll cover:
* Where good ideas come from
* Turning ideas into a story
* Creating the structure
* Getting the "voice" of the show
* Writing dialogue that's funny, true and "jumps off the page"
* Re-writing
* Defeating your inner critic
* Plus: Q & A! Bonus: You'll discuss and dissect a classic episode of Everybody Loves Raymond!
Ellen Sandler received an Emmy nomination as Co-Executive Producer of Everybody Loves Raymond. She has worked as a writer/producer for television comedies including ABC's Coach, and has created original pilots for ABC, CBS, NBC, Fox Family, Disney Channel, and Oxygen (with Kathy Baker, Katey Sagal and Megan Mullally). Her new book The TV Writers Workbook: A Creative Approach to Television Scripts will be published by Bantam in Spring 2007.
To Enroll: Go to www.learningannex.com <http://www.learningannex.com> and go to the Los Angeles classes to learn from Ellen Sandler! Or, call (310) 478-6677.
Note: Learning Annex Registration Fee applies for non-members. Become a VIP member for 1 year for only $29.99, or try a monthly membership for only $13.50! Benefits include: NO Registration Fees, exclusive discounts, free magazine delivery, and more!
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In Commemoration of Hispanic Heritage Month “Through Our Eyes” will air on WUSA Channel 9 on September 24, 2006.
For the First Time-Ever the D.C. Latino Community Tells Its Own Story on TV. The Office of Latino Affairs (OLA) proudly announces the broadcasting of “Through Our Eyes,” the first-ever HDTV documentary about accomplishments beating the odds of D.C. Latinos since the 1970s. This is a documentary that shows the D.C. Latino community in a way that many in the country did not know existed. “Through Our Eyes” was created and is being produced by MAYA Advertising & Communications.
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Seeking PA/AC and Script Supervisor For USC Grad Student Short Film
Seeking people looking to gain experience as an Assistant Cameraperson or a Script Supervisor to assist on the production of “Callie” (working title), a 16mm short shooting over the course of four weekends starting this Sunday, September 10th. We are a producer/director partnership, shooting two films before the end of the year. The second project will start shooting in late October, also over four weekends. Experience is a plus, but not required. Ideally, we would like to be able to train people who could commit to both projects. However, we will work with someone who can commit for part of the time.
If interested, please email a resume to Hector Ceballos at hectorace@gmail.com.
Seeking Spanish writers with experience in dramatic series for TV
Only serious and experienced professionals. We are one of the largest TV Prodcution Companies in the world. Please send your resume to andres.naftali@fremantlemedia.com. No calls please.
Chica Luna Seeking Part-Time Office Manager Postion
Reports to: Board of Director’s, Staff Liaison
Responsibilities/Duties:
The Office Manager will work closely with Chica Luna Productions, Inc. senior staff to assess labor capacity, logistics and the effects of special projects on the organization as whole. Office Manager’s input and direction will be vital to managing key cross-departmental programs and systems at Chica Luna, including the Chica Luna Film Festival, the F-Word Media Justice Project, Chica Luna Anthology, Art Exhibits, Internship Program, Fiscal Projects, Fundraising, Board Reports and organizational collaborations.
Manager Will: Coordinate workflow, ensure that departments meet internal and external deadlines forprogram deliverables, and supervise special project personnel. They will enable the projects to run smoothly without disruption related to lack of coordination between program personnel or project schedules. This is a part- time position (25 hours/week) guaranteed for 6 months.
I. Manage the Senior Staff and office.
a)Work with senior staff to develop effective work plans within their perspective jobs.
b)Work with senior staff to coordinate workflow on project website and an events schedule for all Chica Luna Projects.
c)Supervise senior staff, independent contractors, and interns and serve as liaison with vendors as needed.
d)Coordinate tasks among appropriate staff for timely meeting of internal and external project deadlines.
e)Maintain schedule of project deliverables, making adjustments as needed.
f)Run weekly staff meetings and project related meetings on an as needed basis.
g)Develop office systems and a procedures manual.
h)Develop a staff handbook.
i)Track and approve staff sick days, vacation, over and comp time.
j)Responsible for overseeing payroll and fiscal management of Chica Luna through working with administrative staff and Chief Financial Officer.
k)Submit all grant and fundraising reports due in a timely manner and through working with the development staff.
l)Streamline all technology and organizational systems which include but are not limited to our database, computers, etc.
m)Supervise our monthly e-letter.
II. Report and Support the Board of Directors.
a) Report to Board of Directors, Staff Liason as needed.
b) Responsible for preparing materials for the BOD such as quarterly Executive Reports and other materials needed for BOD meetings.
c) Responsible for monthly organizational fiscal and program reports.
d)Accountable at all time to the Chica Luna Board of Directors.
Qualifications
- Superior communication skills
- Detail-oriented, with excellent
- organizational and planning skills
- Resourceful and able to take initiative in a fast-paced media arts organization
- Savvy with new media developments
- Able to work calmly in a demanding, and visible position Mastery of Mac and PC computers, Microsoft Word, Excel, Quickbooks, Final Cut Pro, etc.
- Able to anticipate needs and keep staff informed of problems or issues affecting specific projects and the organization as a whole.
- Ability to work with the organizational demands of the Board of Directors.
- Knowledge of grant writing and fundraising process a plus.
If interested: Please submit a resume, cover letter, references and a four page writing sample, preferably a grant or organizational proposal via email by September 15, 2006 at 5PM.
Must be available to begin employment on October 2, 2006. After careful applicant review, those qualified will be selected for an interviews on September 25 & 26th. You must be available for one of those days if called to interview. Salary negotiated based on experience.
Nota Bene: Email applications to jobs@chicaluna.com. Please no phone calls or faxes. Staff diversity and equal employment opportunity are fundamental values at Chica Luna Productions, Inc. We strongly encourage people of color, of diverse genderidentities and women to apply. For further information about our organization, please check out our website at www.chicaluna.com
Chica Luna Productions, Inc.
email: info@chicaluna.com
web: http://www.chicaluna.com
Production Company Seeking Scripts
Broken Halo Productions, an Independent feature production company is looking for projects for an award-winning director. Company will produce 3 high-concept, low-budget films with high production value over three years with a focus on international distribution as well as domestic.
We are looking for strong, character or concept driven horror, psychological thriller or suspense scripts with approximate budgets between $500K and $2 million. We are primarily looking for strong material that can be shot for a low budget, but have a big budget feel (ie Amityville Horror, When a Stranger Calls, etc).
Please, no comedy or drama scripts or scripts featuring high-cost special fx, etc.
To Submit: Please email your loglines, script synopses as well as a writer's bio to: rcurrelley@gmail.com
If approved, you will be sent a standard release form and an address to which to send the script and release form. Preference will be given to scripts or writers that have won awards or contests, but this is not mandatory.
CASTING CALL: Los Angeles, CA
Cima Productions
Local LA Spanish Language Commercial Spot
Paid, Non Union
Extras
DOCTOR: Male 35-55 (1)
NURSE: Female 20-35 (2)
BODYSHOP WORKER: Male 18-35 (4)
LEADS
PHONE OPERATOR: Female 20-35 (1)
Fluent in Spanish with neutral or Mexican accent, must be well spoken and
clean cut
ATTORNEY: Male 30-50 (4)
Fluent in Spanish with neutral or Mexican accent, must be well spoken and
clean cut
CUSTOMER: Male 35-55
Looking for character actor type, funny face, good timing, fluent in Spanish
with neutral or Mexican accent
YOUNG COUPLE: Need acting skills, fluent in Spanish with neutral or Mexican
accent
Male 25-35
Female 20-30
Please submit to casting@cimaproductions.com. Also, please label any images
submitted with the first letter of the first name followed by complete last
name and numbered if more than one. Thank You.
CASTING CALL: Los Angeles, CA
Monkey With a Camera Productions and Vanguard Cinema are holding auditions for English speaking actors for the feature film: Ratas de dos Patas.
A film about two small time crooks from Mexico City who have come to the U.S. to pull off their biggest theft ever. When they get here they encounter a culture clash and the reality that no one they meet speaks Spanish... and so begins their adventure full of unexpected situations and strange people.
Casting on: Sunday, September 10, 2006 from 11am – 2pm at:
Old Timers Foundation – Family Canter
3355 E. Gage Ave.
Huntington Park CA 90255
Break downs:
3 Jock Football players - (Caucasian 20- 28 yrs.)
Partying at a local bar they come across two non English speaking Hispanic men and give them a party to remember.
Bank Manager – (Caucasian 30- 40 yrs.)
His bank is held up by two Hispanic men and becomes confused when they speak to him in Spanish and he doesn’t understand a word. (Good dialogue, expressive)
Patty – (Caucasian, Asian, Black 18- 25 yrs.)
A beautiful young bank teller who is scared shitless when two men hold up the bank. (Facial expression a must)
Asian Man- (All ages)
Bank client who speaks a little Spanish and is asked to translate for two bank robbers. (Comedic timing, funny dialogue)
Dancing Girl- (Caucasian, Hispanic 18- 25 yrs.)
Bank client who tries to seduce two bank robbers by dancing to reggaeton music and is successful… for a minute. She is later remembered in a dream sequence. (Dancing ability)
2 Cops: - (Caucasian, Black, Asian)
Arrive to investigate a robbery and find a bank full of people who can’t tell left from right. (Funny dialogue, comedy timing a must
Pay: Credit on IMDB, Meals, Copy
Contact: ActionCastingJose@Yahoo.com or Adam@AdamJacobo.com
CASTING CALL: Los Angeles, CA
Playwrights' Arena is now accepting submissions for it's upcoming production of CONJUNTO, written by Oliver Mayer. The production, which will be produced and directed by Jon Lawrence Rivera, will open November 10th and play weekends at Studio/Stage in Hollywood through Dec. 10. Rehearsals will begin October 10th. The casting director is Raul Clayton Staggs (Assoc. Artistic Director for Playwrights' Arena)
Set against the backdrop of World War II and the threat of internment for Japanese-Americans, CONJUNTO tells the story of Japanese, Filipino and Mexican-American farm workers who labor together on a California farm. The war and the internment forces the characters to examine their identities--some coping with their difficult lives by fantasizing about the popular film icons of the day. All roles require actors with strong theater training/background.
Now casting the following characters:
GENOVEVO - Latino, 30s-40s. Leading man type preferred. Mexican-born foreman of the pickers at the Yamada strawberry farm. Doubles as 1940s moviestar JORGE NEGRETE. Must be fluent in English and Spanish. He has an old-fashioned view of what a man should be -- silent, strong, gentlemanly, quietly suffering.
MIN YAMADA - Japanese American male, 30s-40s. Inherited the Yamada farm from his father; completely Americanized, Japanese in name only. Must double as both GENE AUTRY and as a kind of TOSHIRO MIFUNE, so he needs to do both a Western and a Japanese accent. He likes to sing Ink Spots style songs.
SHOKO YAMADA - Japanese female, 25-35. Brought from Japan to be Min's bride; Japanese accent and culture are obvious. In certain dream sequences she loses the accent entirely. She battles between desires and duty, and must find a way to make an impossible situation work at the end of the play.
TED YAMADA - Japanese American 20s-30s, male. Min's younger brother, completely Americanized. Must double as Gene Autry's sidekick FROG, a kind of Walter Brennan character. Sings Frank Sinatra style in Act Two. He is a secret drug user (cocaine, heroin) which brings him in contact with Pichuka.
PICHUKA - Latina, 20s-30s. Gang-girl drug dealer who wears zoot suits and acts like a man. Has what becomes a romance with Ted, and a sexualized love/hate relationship with Genovevo. Speaks (and SINGS) a hepcat lingo with a bilingual tinge.
ESQUINCLE - Mexican 30s-50s, male. A kind of clown, whether Cantinflas or Chaplin, of the migrant picker world. Very bilingual, sings in Spanish, dances. Genovevo's best friend, he retains his spirit even as he is physically beaten down. Doubles as PEDRO INFANTE in the dream scene, so humor is paramount, as well as charm.
MACIAS - Mexican 20s, male. Youthful Jalisco native who becomes one of the first Braceros to arrive in Southern California. Sings in Spanish, speaks some Spanish in the play. He learns the hard realities of migrant life and by the end of the play matures emotionally. Native American Indian qualities (physical and otherwise).
ARNULFO - Filipino, 30s-50s, male. Longtime picker on Genovevo's team at the Yamada farm. Undergoes identity crisis during the internments as he finds the balance between his Spanish and Asian qualities. A gambler, a bit of a bullshit artist, and a surprisingly good businessman.
FBI MAN - Anglo, 30s-50s. Does surveillance on the Yamada farm. Must enfore the internment proceedings. He is the voice of the actual official language on the notices. His own opinions are not identical, but his duty forces him to act.
SHERIFF - Anglo, 20s-40s. The muscle behind the enforcement. Doubles as the INS MAN, who enforces the Bracero Program. Both characters are ignorant/innocent of Japanese and Mexican cultures.
Hard copy submissions must be received by September 12th to be considered. Submissions may be mailed to:
RCS Casting
14925 Magnolia Blvd., #113
Sherman Oaks, CA 91403
CASTING CALL: Hollywood, CA
CASTING FOR MULTI-MILLION DOLLAR GAME SHOW: "SHOW ME WHAT YOU GOT"
Casting NEW Multi-Million Dollar Game Show from the producers of Deal or No Deal which will be airing this season on ABC!
Do you think you should be one of America’s newest multi-millionaires? If you are over 21 and you think America would love to see you potentially win millions of dollars, we are looking for you!
Endemol USA, the producer of the hit reality series Deal or No Deal, has a new game show where you can potentially win millions of dollars with very little skill involved!
YOU could potentially win up to $5,000,000 - one of the biggest prizes in game show history!
We are casting NATIONWIDE for contestants with great personalities and tons of energy!
Please come prepared to tell us why America would love to see you win millions of dollars and what you would do with the money.
For An Audition: Email casting director Stacee V at: staceecasting@aol.com
or call (818) 288-4800, and be prepared to tell us why America would love to see you win millions of dollars and what you would do with the money!
Selected applicants will be contacted and given an audition time. Audition location is in Hollywood.
CASTING CALL: Nationwide
Audition To Be One Of The Next Pussycat Dolls
Auditioning female dancers/singers 18 and over who want to be the newest member of the chart topping recording group "The Pussycat Dolls." The search for the next Pussycat Doll will be a reality show on the new CW Network. In the end one lucky girl will be the newest member of the recording group.
To audition, you may attend the Open Call Audition THIS SATURDAY, September 9th
OR
Mail in your audition tape. Deadline for mail-in submissions is September 15th, 2006 at midnight (PST). All submissions must be received by that date and time.
Instructions are below - read carefully, or you may not be considered!
Open Call Auditions: IMPORTANT: To attend the Los Angeles Open Call Audition, you must FIRST go to www.CWTV.com and download the Application and Release, and read the other details. Then bring your completed Audition Packet to the open call:
Saturday, Sept. 9th
Open Call from 12pm to 6pm
CBS Studio Center
4024 Radford Avenue
Studio City, CA 91604
* Please check-in with CBS Studio Center security at the main entrance on Radford Avenue.
Open Calls Auditions are also taking place in Miami, Chicago, Detroit, Atlanta, San Francisco, and Houston. Please go to www.CWTV.com <http://www.CWTV.com> for dates and details.
Mail-In Audition Tapes: If an Applicant is unable to make one of the open call auditions, Applicants can still apply by sending a completed application packet and audition tape to the following address and placing the city code of the closest audition city to your hometown in parentheses after your name:
The Search For The Next Pussycat Doll (Working Title)
2801 Ocean Park Blvd.
Santa Monica, CA 90405
Applications will be considered only if they are complete. Complete applications shall consist of the following:
1. Completed Participant Application (including a release and waiver signed by Applicant and any other required documentation as may be presented to Applicant by Producer). Please go to www.CWTV.com to download Application and Waiver, and for additional details.
2. Audition tape (VHS tape, DVD or mini DV) of the Applicant, labeled clearly with the Applicant’s name. The audition tape must show the Applicant performing a two (2) minute routine. You MUST sing and dance in your performance. The audition tape may include up to one (1) additional minute of Applicant demonstrating your personality and telling us about yourself and why you would make the perfect Pussycat Doll. BE CREATIVE!!! Audition tapes exceeding three (3) minutes will not be considered at Producers’ sole discretion.
3. Two photographs of the Applicant, each clearly labeled on the back with your name and complete phone number. One must be a close-up of your face, the second must be a full-length photograph of your entire (clothed) body.
Please note: Producer will not return any Applicant application materials. All application materials will become the property of THE SEARCH FOR THE NEXT PUSSYCAT DOLL (WORKING TITLE) and AFN Productions, Inc. and will not be returned. Applicants will be contacted only if THE SEARCH FOR THE NEXT PUSSYCAT DOLL (WORKING TITLE) is considering the Applicant as a potential participant on the program. Please do not call The CW and/or AFN Productions, Inc. to check on an Applicant’s status. Any expenses that Applicant may incur during the application process are Applicant’s sole responsibility.
For Questions Or More Information: Please email: pcdcasting@gmail.com
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