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Seattle-based director seeking female actor aged 18-24 for lead in
indie film to be shot in Seattle in July. Director has shot three
features, two on film and one on HD. This film will be shot with the
revolutionary new digital camera, “Red One’” by an experienced DP who
is an artist with lighting.

Low low low budget but production will make every effort to come up
with a small stiped for actor.

“Not the Most Careful of Girls” is a dak love story. There is full
nudity, raw sexuality and a brutal rape.

Following is a bio of the director and synopsis of the film.

Brion Rockwell
3019 S. Austin Street
Seattle, WA 98108
(206) 841-7546
brionrockwell@gmail.com

In development as the writer/director on the feature film “Not the
Most Careful of Girls,” a drama.

Produced and directed the feature film “Valentine’s Day,” currently in
final stages of post-production. (Drama)

Producer/Instructor for Shoreline Community College’s inaugural summer
filmmaking program, producing the feature film “Hole,” a suspense
thriller. (2001)

Wrote, produced and directed the feature film “Where the Air Is Cool
and Dark,” which was one of six films chosen from over 800 entries in
1997 by the Independent Feature Project/West for a New Visions
screening at the Writer’s Guild Theater in Beverly Hills. Released
domestically and internationally in 1999 by E.I. Independent Cinema.
(Drama)

Wrote the screenplay “We All Got Up To Dance,” which was chosen by
Cinema Seattle for a staged reading March 16, 1998.

Directed a music Video for Virgin recording artists the Walkabouts,
which received MTV air play and was voted one of the ten best of 1991
by viewers of the Seattle television program Bombshelter Videos.
Currently a clip of the video plays in Paul Allen’s Experience Music
Project rock museum in documentary about Seattle music scene of the
90’s.

Won a drama award from the Academy of Television Arts and Sciences and
a Directing Fellowship to the American Film Institute for writing,
producing, directing and editing the twenty-three minute student
version of “Where the Air Is Cool and Dark.” (1990).

Produced and/or directed several short films from 1990-1994.

Published story “till the snow flies” in the New York literary
periodical Blueline. (Spring 1991)

Wrote film criticism for the Polaris, North Seattle Community College
student newspaper. (1985-86)

Worked as a star-van driver, 2nd assistant director, assistant
coordinator or location scout on several Los Angeles-based
productions shot in Seattle from 1991-95.

EDUCATION

Syracuse University– Awarded a full teaching assistantship to study in
the MFA creative writing program headed by Tobias Wolff. (”This Boy’s
Life”) 1990-91

The Evergreen State College–Bachelor of Arts in Liberal Arts awarded
August 1990.

New York University– Awarded a Trustee Scholarship for study in the
Tisch School of the Arts undergraduate film program. (1986-88)

NOT THE MOST CAREFUL OF GIRLS

NOT THE MOST CAREFUL OF GIRLS begins with Dylan Moody arranging to
meet Anna Monet to interview her about a role in an erotic video he is
directing. They meet at a coffee shop in downtown Seattle, where
after discussing the project, Moody agrees to hire her. Moody stands
up to leave but Anna asks him for a ride to her apartment in West
Seattle.

Walking to Moody’s car, Anna invites him to see her perform in a
program involving her church choir. When Moody asks what the program
is about, Anna replies, “Jesus.”

Moody asks, “You don’t feel any conflict doing soft porn while singing
about Jesus?” Anna shrugs and says, “My church is cool.”

Along the way to her apartment, Anna tells Moody that she is a former
gymnast and had attended college in Arizona before beginning to dance
at a strip club. “After that I didn’t have time for school any more.”

Anna also mentions that while dancing she met an airline pilot, and
after becoming pregnant and giving birth to his child, she moved back
to Seattle. But when Moody presses her for information about her
child, she grows vague, only saying that “She’s living with my brother
right now.”

When Moody drops her off at her house, they agree to meet for dinner
later in the week. But within a couple hours Anna takes a bus back
downtown to attend choir practice at the Unity church. On the way to
the bus stop after practice Anna is approached by a pimp, and
desperate for money, agrees to work for him. She works four days for
the pimp but is beaten and raped by him one night when she doesn’t
bring in enough money. She calls the police and escapes him.

Anna calls Moody upon her release from the the hospital and they meet
for dinner one week later than originally agreed. They begin a casual
sexual relationship. But as Moody begins to discover the extent of
her emotional problems, (her child had been taken away by the state)
he becomes more deeply involved, eventually abandoning the video
project. And slowly they begin a love affair, which leads to Anna
becoming pregnant.

Though at times dark in tone, “Not the Most Careful of Girls” is also
full of tenderness and sexuality, pushing the sexual envelope for an
American film.