[badeau]

I have a son that can impersonate just about anyone. He does it just for fun. People think he is so good they have suggested looking for jobs that are Voice Overs. How would you go about doing this?

[jjwoodhull]

He needs to get an agent. Where do you live? How old is he?

[badeau]

He is 23 and lives in NC

[Clough]

Hi, badeau!

You would look for a talent agent, scout or producer and see if they would have any leads as to where he could audition.

Thanks!

[jjwoodhull]

He needs to get an agent. I'm sure in NC there would be plenty of regional work for him. Good luck.

[yctalent]

Hello,

Yes he would have to get a agent. I work in the NC area as a
Talent Agent but all our work is in NYC and LA. Not that much in NC.
Check out the website we will be having a open call soon.
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LAW & ORDER, "Bailout"
UGLY BETTY, Episode 317 (New Role)

LAW & ORDER, "Bailout"
Episodic
UNIVERSAL NETWORKS TELEVISION
NBC EPISODIC
Episode "Bailout"
Exec. Producers: Wolf, Rene Balcer, Fred Berner, Peter Jankowski
Director: Jean de Segonzac
Casting Director: Suzanne Ryan
Casting Associate: Claire Traeger
Shooting dates: 2/3 - 2/12
Location: NYC
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:)SEEKING:
[CLIFF DIBBENS] male, 35-50, attorney representing Ronny Addison. Addison has been
Charged with kidnapping and murder. Addisonís scheme to extort money from wealthy
Businessman Andrew Gardner was done for a noble cause - to benefit a group home for
Rehabilitating teenaged juvenile offenders. Dibbens has a very sympathetic defendant
And a vilified victim in CEO Andrew Gardner. It is difficult to predict how the jury will react
And that makes for a very interesting case. LEAD
[CARLOS PADILLA] male, 15, Hispanic or Black, street, Harlem resident, living at a
Group home for teens, his mother is in jail. He has a record ñ nothing serious just
Truancy, fare beating, and vandalism. He talks tough and does not shy away from adults
Or cops. He is at the crime scene where Blair Cahill has been killed. Police suspect he
May be involved along with the leader of the group home, Ronny Anderson. LEAD
[RONNY ANDERSON] male, white, 36-46, "the look of a wounded but well-intentioned
dog". Ronny runs a home in Manhattan for teenage boys who are recently released
Juvenile offenders. Ronny does not have much of a life of his own, he has poured his
Heart and soul into helping these kids rebuild their lives and stay on the right side of the
Law. He works tirelessly soliciting donations and has promised them improved housing,
More supplies and better days to come. When the bottom drops out of the economy and
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The donations and funding shrink, Ronny is forced to pursue more unorthodox measures
To fulfill his promises to the boys. LEAD
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[ANDREW GARDNER] male, 46-53, ìarrogant and slickî, a self-made man, the CEO of a
Major investment bank, still enormously wealthy despite the fact that his company has
Gone belly-up. He gets to keep his 48 million dollar bonus even though many of the
Companyís clients lost their life savings and retirement funds. He is hated by many.
Gardnerís mistress is kidnapped and he receives a ransom request. He is slow to
Respond. She eventually ends up dead. Police are able to identify a suspect in the
Kidnapping, Ronny Addison, and bring him to trial. Things get tricky when the jury
Sympathizes more with the kidnapper than the greedy, irresponsible CEO, Gardner.
LEAD
[GEORGE] 37, the ìefficient conciergeî at a high-end Tribeca condo. The murder victim,
Blair Cahill, lived there. He answers detectivesí questions about Blairís schedule and
Lifestyle. TWO SCENES
[RAMON] male 15, black or Hispanic, Harlem resident, juvenile offender who has
Entered a post-release program called ìThe Right Trackî. He is quick to defend the
Leader of the program, Ronny Addison. THREE SCENES
[DAVEY BURKE] male, 31, ìdeflated Master of the Universeî. A former employee of an
Investment bank, headed by CEO Andrew Gardner. The company went belly-up and
Burke lost his job and all of his savings, as did his father, whom Davey encouraged to
Invest at the firm.
[BLAIR CAHILL] 26, chic, white, ìsmokiní hotî, accustomed to the good life. She is the
Well-kept mistress of a very wealthy man.
[SILVIO MANGIAFICO] 36-45, Italian American New Yorker, blue collar, works as
Delivery truck driver. He was on a run late one night in Harlem when a young woman ran
Out in front of his truck. Silvio was not able to stop in time and she was hit. He kept
Driving.
[BENITO] 28, Hispanic, male, blue collar. One-time juvenile offender who has now
Cleaned up his act. Heís living in a modest home in Queens and makes a living doing
House-painting and light construction.
[AMANDA RENTERIA] 30s, sheís a contract manager for the NYS Dept. of Juvenile
Justice; she oversees the distribution of government funds for youth programs. She
Answers detectivesí questions about Ronny Anderson and The Right Track youth
Program.
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[DUNCAN THORNHILL] male, 56-64, gruff, ìcalloused farmer and sometimes horsebreeder-
For-hire, who is trying to sell his run-down, uninhabitable farm and some land in
Upstate New York.
[JUDGE BRADSHAW] m/f, over 40, presides over trial and two aggressive opponents.
Several scenes.
[MR. ASHWORTH] 30s, potential juror, high school physics teacher, interviewed by
Opposing attorneys during voire dire.
LAW & ORDER, "Bailout" page 3
[MS. CALOS] 50s, Greek American, potential juror, interviewed by opposing attorneys
During voire dire
[MRS. CHANG] 40s, 50s, Asian, potential juror interviewed by opposing attorneys during
Voire dire.
[MARJORIE] 26-34, attractive, trim, salesperson at an expensive SOHO clothing store.
She is helping a young woman pick out a new dress.
[CHERYL KAMINS] 28-37, any race, public defender assigned to represent young
Carlos Padilla. She speaks for her client at arraignment proceedings.
[REALTOR] m/f, 30s, black, nicely dressed. Detectives ask him/her to show them a
Vacant apartment in Harlem that they believe the murder victim may have visited before
She was killed.
[JUDGE LEGRANDE] m/f, over 40, presides over arraignment of Ronny Addison and
Carlos Padilla.
[SGT. MADDEN] male, 30s, NYPD, he is at the crime scene where Blair Cahill has been
Killed. He fills in detectives.
[KID #1] male, 15-16, black or Hispanic, a resident at the Right Track youth center. He is
Interviewed by police who are investigating the head of the center.
[RODNEY] 16, black or Hispanic, street kid with a smart mouth, lives in a low-income
Area in Harlem. He is hanging out with a group of friends the night that Blair Cahill is
Killed. He speaks with detectives when they arrive at the scene to investigate the crime.
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[MISAN] male, 15, black or Hispanic, street, lives in low-income tenement in Harlem. He
Is hanging out with a group of friends the night that Blair Cahill is killed. He speaks with
Detectives when they arrive at the scene to investigate the crime