Circuit

Circuit at the Video Underground

2011-06-22T14:42:00.004-04:00

Tomorrow night, June 23rd, The Video Underground in Jamaica Plain, MA will be hosting a special screening of Circuit. The show starts at 8PM and there is a suggested donation of $5 for entry. For more information, visit The Video Underground's website by clicking here.

Subtitles

2010-09-12T17:18:00.003-04:00

Circuit en español? Yes, that's right!

Over the summer, we've been busy translating the film into Spanish.

Does this mean Circuit is taking a trip? Wait and see. We just might be working on something ...

DVD cover and update

2010-05-05T16:19:00.005-04:00

It has been quite a while since our last post here. Sorry about that. 2010 has been flying by.

Circuit has had several small, private screenings as of late. We've also relaunched the film's website, with a plan, in the upcoming months, to begin streaming portions of the film online. Our hope is to include not only sections of the finished film, but also storylines left on the cutting room floor. An expanded experience, if you will.

Oh, and we've finally designed our first DVD case:

Though we don't have the movie for sale quite yet on the site (we're still submitting to film festivals), look for it to become available soon.

The little details ...

2010-01-16T10:20:00.004-05:00

There are a lot of little details that go into making a movie, things you wouldn't normally think of when you're an audience member, sitting in the theater. A prime example of this is the milk container used in the Christine/Taste segment. Seeing as the milk is supposed to be "bad" in every sense of the word, we decided to design our own label, create our own milk company, just for the film. Here's the final product, which you can see for about 1/2 a second in the movie.

Circuit featured in Imagine

2009-11-24T17:41:00.006-05:00

Circuit's win at RIIHFF was covered in this month's edition of Imagine News. Read the full issue online (we're in the WWW section in the back) here, or click the image below to see the article. For the unclickable, here are some highlights:

CIRCUIT, the Boston-based feature film debut for writer/director Andrew Landauro, was awarded Best Picture Honors at the 2009 Rhode Island International Horror Film Festival. The award was announced October 29th.

"Our inclusion in the RIIHFF, along with the Best Picture win, is a true honor and something I will always appreciate," says Landauro ... "The movie making process is so grueling and so stressful that to receive such recognition makes the whole experience so very, very special."

Our thanks go to Imagine News!

Storyboard to Screen: Taste

2009-11-15T12:25:00.006-05:00

Long before filming began on Circuit, Andrew drew up images of every shot in the movie. However, these were not your typical storyboards. Instead of turning the movie into a comic book (for lack of a better term) for the crew to use when filming, these images were more blueprints, and involved camera placement (often drawn right into the image), lighting breakdowns, and even specialized equipment needed to achieve the shot.

Here's a small snippet of Andrew's drawings, taken from the "taste" storyline. It revolves around the character Christine. Near the end of her story, she has an emotional breakdown in her bathroom before going to bed:

As you can see, the first panel stays fairly true to its movie counterparts. But the second panel is far different than the movie image that accompanies it, though it still follows the camera movements that Andrew originally drew.

Horror-101.com review of Circuit

2009-11-04T20:07:00.004-05:00

Horror-101.com has posted a very nice review of Circuit on their site. Here are a few snippets:

I first watched it on the big screen as part of the Rhode Island International Horror Film Festival. It was nice that the picture closed out the weekend’s festivities, because it left time for me to think it over and try to piece the puzzle together in my mind ... I re-watched the film, this time with a few friends, and it was even better the second time around. Following our viewing, my friends and I formulated our theories on the film’s story and symbolism, gushing about the possibilities of dreams, aliens, drugs, and more. In the days following, I haven’t stopped thing about it.

Those who appreciate the nonlinear, science fiction-tinged works of visionary auteurs such as David Lynch, Richard Kelly, and David Cronenberg will love deconstructing the intellectual mindf**k that is Circuit and formulating their own interpretations of the events.

Read the full review over here. Many thanks to the folks at Horror-101!

Circuit wins at RI International Film Festival

2009-10-29T19:22:00.003-04:00

This just in ... Circuit was named co-Best Picture at the 10th annual Rhode Island International Horror Film Festival!

Read all about it here!

Film Festival goodness ...

2009-10-25T11:06:00.007-04:00

Circuit played last weekend at the Fargo Fantastic Film Festival, which is part of a huge event called Valley Con. Though we weren't able to attend, the event seems like it was a lot of fun! Thanks to the folks at the FFFF for including our film!

Were you not in North Dakota last week? Well, are you in Rhode Island this weekend? If so, come see Circuit at the 10th annual Rhode Island International Horror Film Festival. We're closing out the festival and are honored to be included in such a diverse line-up of films!

The show starts at 4 PM at the Bell Street Chapel, 5 Bell Street. For more info, click here.

More from Loring-Greenough, and a screening at Emerson

2009-09-30T19:13:00.005-04:00

Here's another photo from the Loring-Greenough House screening, courtesy of our friend Adam. Circuit under the stars. We even set up a "pod tree" for people to interact with.

Want to see more? There are additional photos from the event on our Facebook fan page. You can visit it by clicking this link.

In other news ...

Andrew brought the movie to Emerson College last week for a student screening. All went well and those in attendance seemed to enjoy the movie quite a bit. A big thanks to everyone involved.

More screenings should be happening soon. Keep you eyes peeled ...

A photo from the Loring-Greenough House screening

2009-09-16T14:48:00.004-04:00

Here's Andrew introducing the film at the Loring-Greenough House outdoor screening last night. Great weather, wonderful turnout! Thanks to everyone who came and relaxed under the clear Jamaica Plain skies.

More pictures can be seen at our Facebook page. Stop by and become a fan of Circuit!

Screening at the Loring-Greenough House announced!

2009-09-03T14:28:00.004-04:00

Circuit has been selected to kick off a new series of film screenings at the Loring-Greenough House in Jamaica Plain, MA. Presented by the Jamaica Plain Tuesday Club, the film will be shown on Tuesday (naturally), September 15th at 7:00PM. Tickets are $4 and will be available at the door.

Hope some of you can make it!

The Loring-Greenough House is located at 12 South Street, Jamaica Plain, MA. Visit their Facebook page at: http://www.facebook.com/pages/Jamaica-Plain-MA/Loring-Greenough-House/79890699311.

CIrcuit poster - Round One

2009-08-31T13:44:00.002-04:00

Andrew created this rather cool poster for upcoming screening and promotional purposes. More screening will be posted here soon!

- Ben

Circuit at the Somerville Theatre - Tomorrow night!

2009-07-23T18:58:00.002-04:00

Circuit is screening at the beautiful Somerville Theatre (55 Davis Square, Somerville, MA 02114) tomorrow, July 24th! Tickets are $25 (to help support Circuit's festival entry expenses and DVD costs) and the show starts at 8PM.

For info on the theater and directions, visit the Somerville Theatre website here.

Circuit screening in Lowell, MA

2009-05-21T21:42:00.004-04:00

While we continue to send Circuit across the country to various film festivals, we're happy to announce that we're doing another local Massachusetts screening of the film.

Here are the details:

Where: Lowell National Park Visitor Center, 246 Market Street, Lowell, MA

When: Tuesday, June 2nd @ 7PM

The screening is free, so come on by and see what everyone has been talking about!

Andrew at Emerson & Celebration Photo

2009-04-13T11:07:00.002-04:00

Andrew will be a guest today at Emerson College, talking to students about the process behind Circuit. He'll also be screening a portion of the film for discussion.

Also, here's a photo from the post-MassArt screening celebration. From left to right: Jason Hoagland (who appears briefly in the film and who also designed the fake comic book that appears in the Sight story), me (looking really awful), Andrew, Alex McDougall (who played Christine), and Jeremy Lassetter (who played Pete).

- Ben

Successful screening

2009-04-09T13:12:00.002-04:00

The MassArt screening went great. Thanks to everyone who packed the house. We're looking forward to having more showings around New England (and the world) over the next few months.

- Ben

Circuit screening at MassArt

2009-04-06T09:11:00.003-04:00

Circuit will be screened at the Massachusetts College of Art this Wednesday, April 8th, as part of the school's ongoing Film Society series. The show starts at 8 p.m. and will be in Screening Room 1 of the film department.

For directions, visit: http://massart.edu/x474.xml

This is a great chance to see Circuit before it begins its long journey through the world of film festivals.

Hope some of you can make it!

Circuit on Facebook

2009-02-03T13:43:00.001-05:00

Become a fan of Circuit over at Facebook. Just click here to show your support!

Festival entries begin

2008-12-13T13:44:00.003-05:00

The time has finally arrived. Circuit is beginning to make it out into the world. The first festival entries have been mailed, with many, many more to come.

Though technically entered thus far as a "work in progress," the film is essentially complete, with only minor sound design and tiny edits left to be made.

This is getting exciting.

Almost finished . . .

2008-10-17T11:42:00.002-04:00

It has been a long time since our last update. However, don't let that fool you into thinking Circuit had dropped off the planet. No, the film has been moving in high gear over recent months, with everything from title credits to visual effects to sound mixing and scoring taking place. We're getting close to the finish line. Roughly 50% of visual effects are complete, and they are looking great.

All signs point to a mid-November completion. Then, the fun begins . . . festival entries.

At long last . . . a new trailer

2008-06-03T20:40:00.003-04:00

Hi everyone,

Well, it's a few months late, but we finally got the new trailer up on the website. We've been so focused on cutting the actual movie that the trailer got back-burnered a bit. But, it's now up and ready to be viewed. Click on the headline above to go directly to the website.

That's all for now.

-Ben

Post-production update

2008-04-21T16:44:00.002-04:00

Hi everyone,

We have been really bad at updating. That's what editing does. Many apologies . . .

We've burned the movie out to DVD a couple times at this point. Just for us to watch outside the editing booth. It makes a world of difference to sit in the comfort of your own home and watch the project. You see a lot of different things you wouldn't catch in the edit suite. At the moment, we're at roughly the 1 hour, 42 minute mark for the finished film. Much leaner than the 2 hour version we began with. We'll cut it down a bit more, most likely. It's amazing what cutting a single line here and there does to a scene.

We shot a couple of pick-ups for the Douglas "Sight" storyline this past weekend. Nothing too major, just little inserts that we failed to get on our original shoot. We'll probably have another day or two of these as we tighten up the edit.

Still no new trailer. It is coming, we promise. We're waiting on one final FX shot to be finished.

Until next time . . .

-Ben

Interview online

2008-01-20T11:11:00.000-05:00

The interview Andrew and I did for the Bulletin newspaper is now online. We will be archiving it on our press page on the whatiscircuit.com website. Click the headline above to read it.

- Ben

Bulletin Interview

2008-01-14T10:35:00.001-05:00

Andrew and I were fortunate enough to be interviewed by Scott Wachtler from The Bulletin newspaper this weekend about our progress on the project. Scott did a piece on Circuit about a year ago, back when we were all involved in shooting the Sound storyline, and was interested in following up with us.

As always, we truly appreciate these opportunities which help get the project out to a bigger audience. Thanks, Scott.

-Ben

Assembled

2008-01-06T17:14:00.000-05:00

We have a basic assembly cut of the film finished. It clocks in at about 2 hours, which is longer than we expected. We anticipate getting it down to between 90 and 105 minutes.

On the trailer front, we said we'd have a new one up by now. Well, we lied. Jeremy, who played Pete in the film, is helping us create some pretty cool special effects, so we're waiting to get some back to insert in the trailer before we post anything.

-Ben

Editing

2007-11-03T16:42:00.000-04:00

Editing has been going full force for the past few weeks. I'm happy to say we've finished laying out Touch and we've begun Sight. We're at roughly the thirty minute mark. Hopefully, the rough cut will be done by the end of the year.

A new trailer should be up in about a month. We'll keep you all posted.

-Ben

Set Photos

2007-10-07T17:35:00.000-04:00

Tim O'Connor, who played "Circuit Man" in the project, provided us with some snapshots from our shoot at the Midway Cafe last weekend. Enjoy!

- Ben

That's a wrap!

2007-10-01T11:24:00.000-04:00

Circuit has finished principal photography. Now we need to piece it all together.

Being the co-writer and now editor on the project, I can't wait to see how everyone involved helped translate the script into a visual story. Words cannot capture how grateful I am for the amount of hard work and creativity put in by everyone involved. We wouldn't have been able to accomplish this massive goal without each and every person involved.

So, about that wrap party . . . ? Any thoughts? If so, let me know at ben@whatiscircuit.com.

- Ben

the very last casting call!

2007-04-13T10:25:00.000-04:00

HOW TO AUDITION
Open call, Thursday, April 26 at Mass College of Art, Tower Building Auditorium, 621 Huntington Ave, Boston MA, 6:30-8:30 PM. Actors can prepare their own monologue, or read from sides and/or monologue available at auditions. If you are planning on attending the audition, it is strongly encouraged that you reply to CircuitTalent@gmail.com with a resume and headshot. Due to limited staffing we cannot reply to all messages.

PETE, Lead Role in Ensemble Piece

CHARACTER DESCRIPTION
Caucasian, Male, early to mid 20s, attractive, slim to medium build, medium height. Blue eyes a plus. Generally mistrusting of others but a good friend to his roommate, Pete is a complex character--charming, self-interested, and cynical.

REQUIREMENTS
Must be local to the Boston area or have ability to travel / stay in Boston for rehearsals (Apr/May) and filming (at least 6 days between May 10-17).

PAYMENT
Modest payment. Low-budget project. Meals fully covered.

LUCIAN, Lead Role in Ensemble Piece

CHARACTER DESCRIPTION
Asian Male in his early 20's to play a shy college student who experiences an odd and baffling mental condition. Lucian believes he is losing his mind while trying to maintain a normal disposition in social situations and at his work environment.

REQUIREMENTS
Must be local to the Boston area or have ability to travel / stay in Boston for rehearsals (Apr/May) and filming (at least 6 days between May 10-17).

PAYMENT
Modest payment. Low-budget project. Meals fully covered.

MINOR ROLES

CHARACTER DESCRIPTIONS
[1] Old Man –70-80 years old. Grumpy, talkative character
[2] Old Woman – 70-80 years old. Sweet, funny, talkative character.
[3] Young Man – 18-30 to play a loving boyfriend
[4] Young Woman – 18-30 to play loving girlfriend
[5] Evil Man – White Male 40-60, tall bald man, interesting, eerie small but important part.

REQUIREMENTS
Must be local to the Boston area or have ability to travel / stay in Boston for filming (at least 1 day between May 10-17).

PAYMENT
Unpaid. Low-budget project. Meals fully covered.

art auction success!

2007-03-29T11:10:00.000-04:00

we are so grateful to all who chose to spend a rainy monday night with us-- what a fantastic turn-out and show of support! our gratitude for your great energy and endless support for our project.

[thank you]
the artists / the alchemist / the video underground /jamaica hill realty / the weekly dig / stanhope framers / felton street studios / picture place / sam adams / central productions / harvest co-op / cobwebs / eye-Q / petal and leaf / the boston bulletin

[and more thanks]
cory woolman / holly salmon / chris aldrich / jen martin / jay hoagland / tom ryan / martha johnson / molly hoisington

[want more?]
online auction coming soon! email becky at whatiscircuit dot com to learn how to contribute or buy local and not-so-local artwork starting at 50% of market value. proceeds benefit circuit and artists.

[some pics]

Benefit Art Auction + New Trailer Live

2007-03-11T18:37:00.000-04:00

////////////// BENEFIT ART AUCTION ////////////////////
We are thrilled to announce that the Alchemist Lounge in Jamaica Plain will be hosting the Circuit Benefit Silent Art Auction on Monday, March 26th! We hope you can join us at this event to support both independent filmmakers and local artists. To purchase tickets and to learn more about the event, please visit our event website.

////////////// NEW TRAILER NOW LIVE ///////////////////
Check out the NEW Circuit trailer featuring footage from the storylines Sight, Smell, Taste and Touch here.

brunch (album 3 of 3)

2007-02-14T21:33:00.000-05:00

photography by jessika davis

more breakfast

2007-02-14T21:31:00.000-05:00

photography by jessika davis

the breakfast club / album 1

2007-02-14T20:56:00.000-05:00

photography by jessika davis

buy art + support film

2007-02-14T20:00:00.000-05:00

+
save the date
benefit art auction
march 26, 6-9pm
the alchemist lounge, jamaica plain
sponsored by the video underground (in-store art previews!)

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If you, your friends, or family are artists who would like to contribute a piece for inclusion in the benefit art auction on March 26th, please email becky@whatiscircuit.com for details. The artist deadline is Friday Februrary 23rd.

The auction will be run as a 70/30 split, with 70% of the proceeds going to benefit Circuit's last storyline slated for production, 'Sound', and 30% of the sale going to the artist.

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Email Becky@whatiscircuit.com for more information on the art auction or to donate artwork!

four down.

2006-11-21T15:32:00.000-05:00

[1]
we made it through SIGHT!

and made some new friends.

(thank you Mr & Mrs Woodard, Mollie, Pat, the Breakfast Club, the Otherside Café, Ryan, Gene, Edwin, Brian, Mr. Plummer, Julie, Chris A.E., Jackie, Meghanne, Edwin, Nency, Nat, and Steve!)

and saw some old friends.

(that’s you, Mr. Bird, Hillary, Sam, Adam, Brian, Jim, Rob, Rob, Nate, Cory, Jeremy, Seth, Chichi, BCRC, John Anctil, Deborah, the other BR, the Toscanini’s crew, Chekos + Tovah, and last but not least… Anna’s Taqueria, always with the extra guac)

[2]
one day + one banned gocco machine = sweet success, at least that’s what we think. somehow we will get around to posting images of these lovely circuit t-shirts that Andrew has made, and maybe you will buy one?

[3]
pictmedia is our new cool friend that we can’t get enough of.

[4]
a while back, there was a party, and some wine, and some beer, stellar spins from ned and david, and your pretty face, most likely. thanks for coming, and thanks for giving us some money to make a movie. it really meant a lot to us.

[5]

credits are cory [pictures], kirkland cleaners mark [gentle dry cycle] and paul [patience and tavern use].

Dance it up... you have the time!

2006-10-27T10:10:00.000-04:00

Daylight Savings DANCE PARTY and BENEFIT for CIRCUIT
sunday, october 29
the thirsty ear pub, 305 memorial drive (MIT campus / cross street mass ave) cambridge
doors at 9pm
$12 donation
film clips, music, cash bar

Fairfield Weekly highlights Circuit

2006-10-27T10:06:00.000-04:00

Connecticut's Fairfield Weekly highlighted the film this week (just in time for Halloween)!

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Circuit Makers

Local filmmakers attempt a Donnie Darko-style indie of thier own

By Mike Falcigno

October 26 2006

Even with all the avenues available to independent filmmakers these days—myriad festivals, the internet, high-tech home studios—the world of indie film is no picnic. Hard work aside, having a solid story at the core of any film project is critical, and Circuit , a film by Greenwich writer-director Andrew Landauro, enters the arena with one leg up on its peers.

Circuit , which is now being filmed in Boston, is best described as intellectual science fiction. Told through five separate storylines, each linked to a different human sense, the seemingly unconnected narratives slowly unfold amid a stream of mysterious events to reveal a common, underlying thread. The film tackles themes of drug abuse, anorexia, fear of commitment, and disease, metaphorically, through the use of an “alien pod epidemic” plot device.

But a special-effects-laden alien invasion isn’t in the cards; Circuit centers on the idea of life, rather than the tangible physicality of life itself. The film aims to challenge viewers’ perceptions through character development and mood by presenting everyday situations through a cinematically skewed perspective.

The trailer consists of elegantly composed interior and exterior shots neatly intercut with abstract title cards posing enigmatic questions such as “Where do I belong?” and “When will things change?” The quality of the images and polish of the trailers’ presentation belies Circuit ’s humble budget.

And if the film’s premise is intriguing, so too are the motives of the man behind the camera, Andrew Landauro. He’s an interesting guy who’s genuinely enthusiastic about art, music and filmmaking. Having previously directed 15 short films, Circuit is a project he’s been cultivating for the better part of five years.

He hopes the eventual finished product will play out as a diverse cinematic experience, intermittently funny, dramatic, and thought-provoking, but ultimately a film requiring multiple viewings that demands of audiences that they deconstruct the film and accept the challenge of piecing together each part of the puzzle.

Shelton native Becky Robbins is one of the film’s producers, and explains the integral role volunteers have played in the success of Circuit ’s production. Robbins cites the Circuit team’s dedication to the project as another factor in the success of the production, adding that the crew has gone beyond the call, often pulling double duties to keep things on schedule and on budget. Ben Woodard, for instance, co-wrote the script with Landauro and is also Circuit ’s film editor.

Production began earlier this year and will wrap up once the remaining two (of five) story segments have been shot. Viewers who enjoyed the cerebral oddity Donnie Darko , the independent time-travel tale Primer or the bizarre works of David Cronenberg (Videodrome ) should keep their eyes peeled for an expected spring 2007 release.

impetus@optonline.net

Check www.whatiscircuit.com and www.centralproductions.org for more information
Copyright © 2006, Fairfield County Weekly

on set pics & production stills (touch & taste)

2006-10-27T09:49:00.000-04:00

Volunteer Production Assistant Positions!

2006-10-05T12:12:00.000-04:00

Circuit is about to begin filming the 4th storyline, SIGHT, and we're seeking great candidates for the following volunteer Production Position:

PRODUCTION ASSISTANT

Seeking Production Assistant for independent feature film, Circuit.

About Circuit: Circuit is a sci-fi/comedy/drama independent feature currently in the production phase and filming in the Boston and Western Massachusetts areas. Please see www.whatiscircuit.com and www.centralproductions.org for more information.

Responsibilities: Responsible for various odd jobs, including a wide variety of tasks such as running errands, stopping traffic, acting as couriers, gathering props, picking up meals, setting up craft service.

Requirements: Must have a car, the ability to travel back and forth from Boston to Western MA for production, and the ability to navigate your car with a map. Previous Production Assistant experience is not a requirement—most important is your ability to be resourceful, sense of humor, flexibility, a great attitude, and willingness to pitch in! MUST be available for the following dates: Sat - Mon Nov 4-6 and Sat & Sun Nov 11 & 12. Must be local to the Boston area or have ability to travel / stay in Boston for rehearsals and filming.

More about the position. This is an unpaid, volunteer position. Perks include working with a talented and fun crew, opportunities to participate in ongoing community fundraising events and parties. Meals fully covered.

How to apply: Please send a letter of interest and resume to circuitcrew@gmail.com and please be sure to subject your email with “Production Assistant”.

Filming Dates Set | Casting Call in August!

2006-07-23T10:56:00.000-04:00

Some great NEW Circuit news!

1- FILMING SCHEDULED FOR SEPTEMBER 1 -12
2- CASTING CALL FOR SEPTEMBER SHOOT

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1- FILMING SCHEDULED FOR SEPTEMBER 1 -12
With a successful wrap on "Smell" over the Memorial Day weekend, Andrew, Hillary and Crew are gearing up to shoot "Taste" and "Touch" over a two-week period in September.

2- CASTING CALL FOR SEPTEMBER SHOOT

CIRCUIT. Central Productions (www.centralproductions.org) is casting Circuit, a sci-fi/comedy/drama feature film. Circuit is essentially five interweaving short stories, each based on a human sense (www.whatiscircuit.com).

REQUIREMENTS. Must be available for the following dates-- Rehearsal Dates: Aug 2006, Dates TBD; Shooting Dates: September 2006, Dates TBD.

SUPPORTING ROLES. MOM: White female, late 40s-60s; GUS: 35-65 year old male, preferably overweight, balding; CELLPHONE WOMAN: 21-40 year-old woman.

MINOR ROLES. Singing Man, Waitress, Bickering Old Couple, Young, 20-Something Female, Overweight Passerby, Young Female Passerby (age 11-14) .

AUDITION INFORMATION. Location: First Church in Cambridge, Congregational, 11 Garden Street, Cambridge, MA 02138 (www.firstchurchcambridge.org). Date: Saturday, August 12, 2006. Time: 10:00am-1:00pm.

IMPORTANT INFORMATION/REQUIREMENTS. Auditions will be held in an open-call format. Actors must prepare a two-minute monologue from any genre or any source to perform at auditions. Actors may email casting director with any questions at circuitmovie@yahoo.com.

open casting call in NYC

2006-05-01T00:06:00.002-04:00

We're heading down to New York on May 13th in search of Kate!

Here's the Craigslist NYC posting:

Central Productions (www.centralproductions.org) is casting Circuit, a sci-fi/comedy/drama feature film. Circuit is essentially five interweaving short stories, each based on a human sense. Andrew Landauro, Director/Writer. Ben Woodard, Writer. Becky Robbins, Jane-Sarah MacFarlane, Producers. Hillary Spera, Cinematographer. Approximate Rehearsal Dates: May - Aug 2006, Dates TBD; Approximate Shooting Dates: Jun - Aug 2006, Dates TBD.

Seeking- Kate: Hispanic, Black, Middle Eastern or Indian Female, Early to Mid Twenties. Sweet, playful, sexy and smart; dealing with her boyfriend's issues of commitment, partial nudity required, Lead.

Auditions will be held Sat. May 13, 1-4 p.m. at Chelsea Studios, 151 West 26th Street, New York, NY (www.chelseastudios.org). Bring a two-minute monologue from any genre or any source; prepare to cold read. Moderate compensation, non-union.

Welcome to Circuit

2006-04-28T14:34:00.000-04:00

Hi everyone. Welcome to the blog for our film "Circuit." Over the next week or two we should be launching our website to give people an idea as to what we're up to. We shot a fifteen minute section of our film the past February and are waiting to hear about grant money before we move forward some more.