Various scenes: blunt valley girl, cutting British woman, emotional confrontation, millennial at brunch, nagging sister, drug addict from Southie, Femme Fatale, headstrong journalist.

Various scenes: sibling heart-to-heart, nagging sister, harried assistant, confession on a toilet, headstrong journalist, inappropriate boss.

[ABIGAIL] Fast-talking sister who refuses to coddle her brother, then coddles her daughter. COMEDY.

[BETTY] Power-hungry boss who dangles a promotion in front of her employee and relishes making him earn it. DARK COMEDY.

Cutting British woman who eviscerates her sister for trying to win her kids’ love. British accent. DRAMA.

[AMANDA] Con artist who gets caught, then erupts into a slapstick escape, throwing bottles and jumping on her accusers before fleeing. PHYSICAL COMEDY.

[CARLY] Deadpan, bossy co-worker leads her irrational colleague through a breathing exercise, then tells her exactly how to do her job. COMEDY.

[HELENE] Hard-edged South Boston mother battling addiction who works with private investigators to find her missing daughter. Boston accent. DRAMA.

Frazzled executive assistant firing directions at the new personal assistant. COMEDY.

[SARAH] Sister-in-law who shares a heavy family secret with her brother-in-law in an awkward setting. DARK COMEDY.

Frustrated girlfriend at her wit’s end in a couple’s spat. DRAMA.

[Olivia] Pastry-obsessed woman who gets caught stuffing her face and fesses up to being an addict. COMEDY.

[AMANDA] Scheming con artist who fakes a pregnancy to swindle a younger man. COMEDY.

[ISADORA] Fiery Italian feminist pushing her friend toward political action. Italian accent. DRAMA. [SELF-TAPE]

[FEMME FATALE] Cool, manipulative French femme fatale playing games with her interrogator. French accent. NOIR.

[MOTHER] Warm Southern mother speaking gently with the troubled young man who endangered her son. Southern accent. DRAMA.

Haughty French woman taunting a man with an ultimatum. French accent. DRAMA.

[MARIA] Vulnerable, self-doubting sister who asks her brother for honest reassurance during a heart-to-heart. [Winner, Best Supporting Actress, Triborough Film Festival]. Feature film also starring Austin Pendleton. DRAMA.

[BETTY] Patronizing boss belittling an older junior manager. DARK COMEDY.

[BETTY] Gleeful boss who makes her junior manager get on his hands and knees to scrub the floor, demonstrating how it’s done and relishing every order. DARK COMEDY.

[MARIA] Daughter tearfully reciting poetry to her mother with dementia at her birthday party. [Winner, Best Supporting Actress, Triborough Film Festival]. Feature film also starring Austin Pendleton. DRAMA.

Sharp, headstrong journalist calling out a politician’s transactional relationship with her. DRAMA

Commanding officer questioning a subordinate’s pattern of risky behavior. CRIME DRAMA

Ditzy Valley girl who wants her friend to stop being polite and say what he means. Valley girl accent. COMEDY.

Irreverent cop’s wife who sees through her husband’s cover-up and shrugs off being called crazy. CRIME DRAMA

Imperious Secretary of State who shuts down her aide. POLITICAL DRAMA.

Steely woman confronting her uncle about his abuse and threatening to expose him. DRAMA.

Former cult member struggles to stay anonymous at a Twelve Step meeting. DRAMA.

Compassionate social worker gently questioning a hospitalized patient. DRAMA.

Volatile ex-fiancée and ex-lawyer who picks up the call he didn’t want her to answer. COMEDY.

Smooth-talking MLM boss who cons a young couple into joining her team. DRAMA.

[CHARLOTTE] Obsessive beauty vlogger chasing likes at any cost. COMEDY.