"Pool Hall Hell" Feature Film Lead Role Open Casting Call

Pool Hall Hell Feature Film Casting Call
Job Description
Feature film casting is underway for Pool Hall Hell, a suspense-filled thriller seeking talented actors for lead and supporting roles. This SAG-AFTRA project is looking for local Louisiana performers to bring unforgettable characters to life in a dark and gripping story set in the bayou.
The film follows two outlaw bikers who seek refuge after stealing from a dangerous drug cartel. Their escape leads them to a remote pool hall where they uncover a terrifying operation run by a charismatic but deadly owner and her eccentric staff.
Job Responsibilities
Ronnie Vale (Lead Role)

Portray the glamorous owner of the Eight Ball Pool Hall
Deliver a layered performance combining charm, confidence, and menace
Participate in approximately 10 filming days
Perform scenes involving simulated sexual situations
Work closely with the production team to develop a compelling lead character

James Rasmussen (Supporting Role)

Portray a professional mafia enforcer and fixer
Deliver a calm, intimidating, and authoritative performance
Participate in approximately 2–3 filming days
Bring depth and realism to a key supporting character
Collaborate with cast and crew throughout production

Requirements
Ronnie Vale

Female, ages 30–48
All ethnicities encouraged to apply
Comfortable with simulated sexual situations
Comfortable with topless nudity
Beginner to intermediate pool-playing skills preferred
Strong acting ability and screen presence

James Rasmussen

Male, ages 35–55
All ethnicities encouraged to apply
Accents welcome
Strong character acting skills preferred
Ability to portray authority and intimidation on screen

General Requirements

Must be able to work as a local hire in Louisiana
Professional attitude and reliability
Available for filming during the production period
Previous acting experience preferred

Compensation

SAG-AFTRA scale pay
Additional 10% agency fee
Featured principal and supporting roles in a feature film