Characters for Dominion: Media Matters

Here are a few of the character that will appear in Dominion: Media Matters.  We will be casting for these roles, and a few other minor roles on September 15 at the Hyatt Place North Charleston,  

731 Mazyck Rd North Charleston, SC 29406. Looking to cast Actors and Actresses 18-40 years old. For more info on the film and a listing of available roles go to www.facebook.com/dominionmovie. Please send head shots, resumes, and demo reels to dominionmovie@gmail.com.

Sheldon Marcus

25-30 years old, Protagonist

Sheldon Marcus is a social outcast with awkward mannerism. Brought up as the only child, Sheldon’s parents died when he was only 9 years old.   With no relatives to take him in, Sheldon became ward of the state.  Over the next couple of years, Sheldon found himself  bouncing along several foster homes and schools. This experience took a major toll on young Sheldon’s self esteem.  When Sheldon was 13, he was taken in by a middle class couple in their early 60s, Mr and Mrs. Green. Sheldon’s love for Computer Science and writing code from his close relationship with Mr. Green, a retired Computer Science professor.

Sheldon later experienced the lost of Mr. and Mrs. Green in a similar fashion to the lost of his biological parents. This sent Sheldon in a downward spiral of depression, isolation, and social abandonment. To cope with his lost, Sheldon spent the majority of his time writing computer programs, to continue to feel a sense of closes with his departed loved ones.  His self esteem damaged and sense of self depleted, Sheldon resigns his genius to a lesser role in life, settling for a position at a local call center as a customer service rep and keeping his gift for programming private.

Jonathan Zander

35-40 years old, Protagonist new boss

Jonathan Zander comes from a privileged background, groomed to be apart of the countries elite.  After inheriting the majority of his father’s estate, Zander bought and founded several corporations under his Zander Corps umbrella.  His ventures range from music to real estate, and most recently Internet companies.  Zanders business practices have been called questionable and unethical, making him one of the most notorious leaders in corporate America.  After making several investigations of corrupt business practices go away, Zander ran into a snag after allegedly harming a intern in order to take full ownership of a  new multi-million dollar website.

Zander is known to act irrational in his business dealings, taking great risk at the expense of others.  Though charming and professionally mannered, Zander often allows his tempers to flare, causing sever backlash in the long run.  Using his connection, family influence, and muscle,  Zander often push his luck to take major risk that will land most in prison.

Rob Miller

25-30, close friend of Protagonist

Rob Miller is Sheldon’s closets and only friend.  The two meet in a coffee shop Sheldon often frequents while codding programs.  Rob is the “anti-Sheldon.” While Sheldon is anti-social and often suffers from anxiety, Rob  is quit outgoing, outspoken, and relishes in a social environment.  As the founder of NV, Rob often encourages Sheldon to frequent the establishment as an escape and possible therapy from his current situation. Rob attempts to nourish Sheldon’s self esteem with positive affirmation and motivation.  Rob can also be quit protective of Sheldon, knowing his demeanor can make him a target to others ill intentions.  

Veronica Alexander

30-35, Protagonist love interest

Veronica Alexander is a sharp, young, business executive and number 2 in Zander Corps.  Her Ivy League education has afforded her the opportunity to work with the most prestigious Fortune 500 companies in the nation before landing at Zander Corps.  While a shark in the board room, Veronica can also be a sheep when it comes to more personal matters.   Veronica may not agree with all of Zanders methods, but understands the role she must play in the corporation. Sheldon and Veronica work closely together and form a bond, though Veronica often struggles with upholding Zanders business philosophies and protecting Sheldon.

Courtney Paige

25-30, Protagonist Gold Digging Girlfriend

Courtney Paige is the quintessential Hollywood, socialite.  She strategically places herself in the lives of young successful men as their love interest. Courtney is a pro at distracting men from their priorities and getting what she wants out of them.  While she shines in the area of manipulation, Courtney often comes off as a little airheaded. She is unafraid to speak her mind and gets very possessive and defensive when anyone threatens to depose her status in the lives of these men.    

Gwendolyn Matthews

40-45, Protagonist Telecom Global Boss

Gwen Matthews is Sheldon’s boss at Telecom Global.  A seasoned veteran of the company, Gwen is unfazed by the typical politics that take place in the office.  She doesn’t allow personal relationships to hinder her decision making and is firm, yet fair in her management style.

Brad Collins

20-25, Protagonist rival Co-worker

Brad Collins is a ambitious, competitive, co-worker of Sheldon. He feels very confident about his abilities, and believes his insight is as valuable as gold.  Brad is able to mask over his arrogance by pretending to flaunt his abilities as way to help guide his co-workers. His personality can be described as haughty and a false sense of superiority.