Calling all San Diego Dancers

We're looking for talented performers just like you to join the cast of The Intern – a captivating, dark, and exciting film with powerful dance sequences, eerie storytelling, and jaw-dropping performances.

THE INTERN:

A CINEMATIC DANCE FILM

If you want to perform, act, and be featured in a real film (yep, with credits and all), this is YOUR moment!

BESIDES BEING PART OF 'THE INTERN' CASTING

HERE IS WHAT'S IN FOR YOU:

Flexible Rehearsals:

Twice a week, 2.5 hours per session, giving you plenty of time to perfect your role.

1 Solo Dance Video:

Show off your moves! Perform to one of the 5 original songs for the film and have it captured in a professional solo video.

Professional Training:

Learn how to retain choreography, how to work on set and perform for the camera.

First Choice of Live Shows:

Yep, this could lead to even bigger performances. You'll be first in line for any future live performances related to the project!

Early Access Watch Party:

You’ll get to watch the film before it releases to the public.

Photo Shoot & Film Credit:

You’ll get a photoshoot including two looks, and your name in the film credits.

READY TO

GET MORE?

More Than One Dance Routine?

If you’re a quick learner, you might get to perform in more than one section of the film.

Interested in Acting?

Some dancers will be chosen for lead roles, so if you can act and memorize lines, this could be you!

Audition for Future Paid Projects:

Exceptional performers will have the opportunity to be considered for future films and live productions.

RICHIE P

WHO YOU ARE WORKING WITH

DIRECTOR. CHOREOGRAPHER. CINEMATOGRAPHER

Richie, a San Diego native, found his passion for dance after high school, starting with a Hip Hop class at Grossmont College. His career began when he landed a role in the cult classic "Bring It On," which inspired him to pursue further training. He later joined Culture Shock San Diego, where he performed and taught, eventually co-directing the prestigious Culture Shock presents "A Hip Hop Nutcracker." Richie also released instructional dance DVDs and has taught internationally. In 2018, he opened The Facility Dance Studio, sold it after bringing that studio to success, and then decided to open Uncensored Studios, which is currently in its 6th year of creation. He is now focused on choreographing and producing films.