A NIGHT FOR DYING TIGERS update
Along with Sidney Chiu, there is now another member of the team, Casting Director Lynne Carrow.
We’re speaking with some great actors and their representatives (who have also been great), and we’re working out an audition schedule for a few roles.
It’s very exciting, the prospect of seeing and hearing these characters come to life. It’s such a specific social and physical milieu, and it’s tough for a human being who’s grown up outside of this world to capture the specificity required to pull it off. But we’re going to find these people!
Next up, auditions, offers, shooting format, and (VERY SMALL) crew (not small as in height and weight, but, rather, small as in 7).
It looks like January is when we’ll be shooting.
Can’t wait!
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