SECRET HEADQUARTERS

SECRET HEADQUARTERS

Feature Film

Paramount Pictures

Directors: Henry Joost and Ariel Schulman

Producers: Jerry Bruckheimer and Chad Oman

Executive Producers: Orlee-Rose Strauss and D. Scott Lumpkin

Writers: Henry Joost, Ariel Schulman and Josh
Koenigsberg

Casting Director: Ronna Kress

Casting Associate: Emma McKillop

Casting Assistant: Lily Rucker

Start Date: May 2021

Location: Atlanta.
 

Roles:

[ CHARLIE KINCAID ]
12-16 years old, any ethnicity. A face that exudes sweetness; not the coolest kid but not an outcast either. He dreams of shedding his insecurities in order to become fearless and brave, but always seems to get weighed down by the reality of his fears. Avoids pressure situations whenever he can. Wishes that his Dad would spend more time with him but he's too afraid to ask. He’ll need to learn that the only thing holding him back from being heroic is himself. (LEAD) 

[ MAYA MONROE ]
12-16 years old, any ethnicity Tough exterior that masks her vulnerability, Maya is a military brat who never stays in one place long enough to be comfortable with herself. In search of a group of friends that can be her home base, she uses her prickliness as a protective coat to prevent getting hurt when she has to move away for her Mom's job. In order to find “her people” she’ll have to figure out how to safely let her guard down and be herself. (LEAD)

[ BERGER ]
12-16 years old; any ethnicity A Star Trek geek who's allergic to pretty much everything, Berger is the proud nerd who's always a little too loud for his own good. Always armed with tissues and Flonase, Berger's like the child version of John Candy in Planes, Trains and Automobiles - good hearted but endlessly annoying to all those around him. He and Charlie have been kindred spirits and best friends since they were little. (LEAD)

[ LIZZIE ]
12-16 years old; any ethnicity As smart as she is sardonic and irreverent, Lizzie sees herself as a grown woman in a world of children. Obsessed with puzzles, brain games and escape rooms, Lizzie loves the thrill of figuring out what no one else can. But sometimes she wades into waters too deep, thinking she may be more mature than she really is. (LEAD)