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06 Sept 2025
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06 Sept 2025
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A casting call has been issued for a short film which will be shot in Inishowen and surrounding areas.
Filming of The Homes of Donegal will take place in October / November, with casting being carried out in September.
Actors are being sought as follows:
-Female aged 35 to 50 for a speaking role
-Men aged 30 to 60 for speaking roles
-Girl aged five to eight for speaking role
-Extras of all ages, male and female
Anyone who is interested is invited to send a CV, relevant experience and headshot by email to thehomesofdonegal@gmail.com
Please note that experience is not required for the role of the girl.
People are asked to only get in touch if they are resident in Ireland.
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