KYLE ROARK as CHRIS SNYDER

Favorite Movie: The Green Mile
Guilty Pleasure: The Vampire Diaries
Worst Job Ever: “One time when I was in high school, I was working at Studio Movie Grill, and some older gentleman defecated himself all over the entire men’s restroom… and a little in the hallway on the way there, and I had to clean it all up. It was awful, but I got to go home early!”

KEAVY BRADLEY as VANESSA

Favorite Movie: Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas
Guilty Pleasure: Pretty Little Liars
Worst Job Ever: “Cat sitting. So awkward.”

BRYANT BELKNAP as JOHN

Favorite Movie: The Breakfast Club
Guilty Pleasure: Blacklist
Worst Job Ever: Retail

KRISTA FORSTER as ALLISON REED

Favorite Movie: Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind
Guilty Pleasure: “I tried watching The Bachelor this season but just couldn’t after 3 episodes!”
Worst Job Ever: Cleaning dishes at Starbucks

We are excited to share with you our first of many cast announcements!

EMILY BELKNAP as MARY REED

Favorite Movie: What About Bob?
Guilty Pleasure TV Show: Reality Television
Worst Job Ever: Retail

Click here to read the feature story on Legacy in The Daily Campus.

The casting process for Legacy is now underway! See details below if interested.

CASTING CALL

March 21-23, 2014 (specific time TBD with Casting Director)

Please send headshot, resume, and role you are interested in to LEGACYSFP@GMAIL.COM

MARY REED – female, early 20s. After her mother’s incarceration, Mary was sent to boarding school, where she maintained good grades but had continuous disciplinary problems. She is returning to her small town home for the first time after graduating from college in Boston. Mary is simply pretty and intelligent, with a certain magnetism to her. She carries a considerable amount of psychological baggage and is easy to blow her short fuse.

PETER REED – male, 40s to 50s. Mary’s father is subtly handsome with an element of professorial sophistication. A series of terrible family events have estranged Peter, who spends most of his free time watching the news and drinking lukewarm coffee.

VANESSA – female, early 20s. Vanessa is a reformed punk rocker who still carries a bit of roughness around the edges. She is friendly and helpful, though lazy with her personal life and her own aspirations.

JOHN – male, early 20s. Charming and smooth, John is a nice guy who has delayed his own plans to stay in his small hometown and care for his ailing family. He is close with his younger sister and bears an inherent respect for/attraction to troubled women, particularly Mary Reed.

SHERIFF MIKE DODD – male, 40s to 50s. Sheriff Dodd is a dedicated and loyal man, with 20 years on the local police force and a strong sense of right and wrong. He is kind and sympathetic toward the Reeds, longtime friends of his, but he is suspicious of Mary’s behavior, having been the first responding officer on the day Mary witnessed a murder.

CHRIS SNYDER – male, early 20s. The younger brother of Allison Reed’s murder victim, Chris has many demons and a lot of pent up anger toward the Reed family. He is spoiled and entitled, given nearly anything he asked for since his family was destroyed. He is smart, but has been in and out of trouble with the law for his renegade attitude.

ALLISON REED – female, early 30s, seen in flashback sequences. Mary’s mother is attractive, smart and caring, exuding a warmth every time we hear her voice. In her letters, she is desperate to reconnect with her daughter and keep Mary from making the same mistakes she did.

Favorite Movie: Children of Men
Guilty Pleasure: Extreme Couponing
Worst Job Ever: School maintenance

Jackson is a junior from Bossier City, Louisiana double majoring in Film & Media Arts and Marketing at SMU. A trumpet player in SMU’s Mustang Band, Jackson receives inspiration through music, often finding himself listening to classics such as Hilary Duff’s “(Hey Now) This is What Dreams are Made Of” on repeat during delirious overnight editing sessions. He is excited to work on a feature film from start to finish and hopes that it will help prepare him for his post-grad plans to work at a post-production company.

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