WELCOME!!!

Darryl Moore is a Fayetteville, NC native who holds a B.S. degree in Political Science and an M.Ed. in Education Personnel Administration from Tuskegee University. He is a professional actor who began his career doing stand-up in 2004 after an encounter with Comedian J. Anthony Brown of the popular "Tom Joyner Morning Show". While hanging out with friends, Mr. Brown overheard Darryl joking with his friends and asked him if he'd ever done comedy, and at the time he had not tried comedy. Mr. Brown immediately encouraged Darryl to give stand up a try, and Darryl took his advice and he has not looked back.  Like any other new actor, Darryl began his career as a background actor. Others would get discouraged but Darryl used this time to network and plan his next move. In 2008, Darryl decided to stop performing as a comedian and focus his attention on the film and television industry. Not only has he worked in front of the camera, but he has worked behind the camera as a Casting Director, Producer, Production Assistant, and Assistant Director. In 2009, he became a member of SAG-AFTRA after a speaking part in the movie "Lottery Ticket". Recently, he completed writing his autobiography titled "Feel My Pain" as well as a script for his first film project titled "Invisible Man", based on his autobiography. 

Seeking talent.   Email: darryldmoore@moore-ent.com  Indicate the role of interest. Sides will be forwarded. Please send video audition. 

Characters  

Regina - AA Female (Age 35-50)  

Thomas - AA Male (Age 45-65)

Miles - Caucasian Male (Age 35-55)  

In your email, please include a headshot, resume, and acting reel link. This is a NON-UNION project. 

SAG-AFTRA Signatory paperwork filed

Email: darryldmoore@moore-ent.com  In the subject line, type INVISIBLE MAND SHORT FILM: role of interest

I will forward the sides to you. Tape yourself saying the lines. Turn your cell phone horizontally as your record your audition.

Please upload your MP4 file to YouTube and attach the link in the body of the email. 

In your email, please include: contact information, headshot, resume, and acting reel link. If you are a SAG-AFTRA member, please include your member ID number.  

CHARACTERS

DARRYL (ROLE FILLED)

MAMA (AA FEMALE 40-50)

DADDY (AA MALE 40-50)

GENE (AA MALE 45-60)

1st GRADE TEACHER (AA FEMALE 40-50)

JROTC INSTRUCTOR (WHITE MALE 50-55)

ASSISTANT COACH (MALE 40-50)

NEWS REPORTER (MALE 30-50)

DWAYNE (AA  MALE 35-50)

DOCTOR (MALE/FEMALE 35-60)

2nd GRADE TEACHER (WHITE FEMALE 50-60)

PRINCIPAL (WHITE MALE 50-60)

SOCIAL WORKER (MALE OR FEMALE 30-60)

3rd GRADE TEACHER'S AIDE (WHITE FEMALE 35-50)

RECRUITER (MALE 35-55)

COACH REESE (AA MALE 30-40)

PROBATION OFFICER (MALE)

CORRECTION OFFICER (MALE 35-50) 

GOD (AA MALE -  VOICE OVER ONLY - DEEP VOICE)

DIANE (NAILA’S MOTHER) (ROLE FILLED)

FREED INMATE (MALE 30-60)

NAILA (AA FEMALE 7-12)

US Copyright Office Registration # PAu 3-944-889  

WGA West Registration   #1970098    

Logline   A down-and-out homeless comedian/actor overcomes the tragic death of his daughter, mental illness, and a potential 60-year prison sentence to become an entertainer.   

Synopsis   As a child, Darryl was misdiagnosed with ADD/HD. Darryl was actually bi-polar and suffering from post-traumatic stress disorder. This wasn’t discovered until he was 39. He was mislabeled as being a child with a discipline problem. The remedy at that time was to heavily medicate children. Darryl encountered a teacher so cruel that she isolated him behind a six foot high cardboard box.   After college, he was never able to get a job paying much even though he has a Masters Degree. Stress and mounting bills led to tension between Darryl and his wife. Eventually they parted. As time went on, he finally answered the call that was burning inside him. He participated in an open mic show and his girlfriend at the time made good on her threat that she’d abort their baby and kick him out. He was homeless for a brief period sleeping in his truck. Grief stricken over the death of his daughter, he became deeply depressed. Nightmares and sleepless nights almost destroyed him. He was battling this for almost two years while entertaining crowds and pursuing his acting career. Follow one man’s compelling journey of faith, love, healing, and recovery as he reaches his dreams.   “Invisible Man” is the film adaptation of the autobiography “Feel My Pain” written by Darryl Moore.