Fancy yourself as a film star? Then audition for a new movie written by Crawley residents

Fancy yourself as a film star? Then audition for a new movie written by Crawley residents

Young residents tackle extremism head on

A film about extremism written by Crawley residents is being planned – and if you’re a budding movie star don’t miss the auditions next week.

Crossed Paths has been written by young Crawley residents who were previously involved in the cult local feature film, RH11.

The film follows the stories of Cutch and Yousif, as they become embroiled in the controlling underworld of violent extremism.

Callum Johnston, RH11 director and co-writer of this project, said: “Since finishing RH11 I have been regularly asked about future film projects by budding Crawley actors.

“Well, this is a chance for those people to step up and work on a genuinely exciting project.”

The writers hope to involve a cast of mainly local residents and will be holding auditions at the Town Hall on Tuesday August 25 from 12.30-8.30pm.

The young residents are being supported at every stage by independent film production company Compulsive Productions.

Dan Musty, Director of Compulsive Productions, said: “The young writing team has been inspirational in the amount of time and effort they’ve put into this script and I hope that local residents will support this production with a strong turn out for the auditions.”

For more information on Crossed Paths and to register for the auditions visit the Crossed Paths Facebook group or email dan@compulsiveproductions.com or adam.welton@crawley.gov.uk

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