House To Let 2

We are seeking talented male and female actors aged 20–50 for key and supporting roles in House to Let Part 2. Ideal candidates should be versatile performers with strong emotional range and the ability to deliver natural, believable performances in dramatic and contemporary scenes. Selected actors will portray characters involved in a tense, character-driven storyline that requires authenticity, depth, and strong screen presence. Previous acting experience in film or stage is an advantage, but exceptional emerging talent will also be considered.

AUDITION INSTRUCTIONS

Applicants are required to perform ONE (1) of the monologues provided below based on the character they feel best suits their range.
• Choose any ONE character monologue: Emeka, Chinedu, or Nnena
• Perform it naturally, no overacting, focus on realism and emotional truth
• Duration should be approximately 1 minute
• Record your performance in a well lit, quiet environment
• Ensure your face and voice are clearly visible and audible
• Upload your audition video to Facebook, Instagram, or TikTok
• Copy the video link and submit it through the application form

Good lighting and clear audio are important. Poor quality recordings may affect consideration.


MONOLOGUES

1. EMEKA (Male 20 to 50)

“I keep asking myself how I ended up here… in this situation where everything I worked for feels like it is slipping through my hands. People think I am strong, like I always have it together, but the truth is I am tired. I have made choices I cannot undo, and every day I wake up carrying the weight of them. Still, I cannot give up. Not now. If I fall, everything falls with me. So I smile, I act fine, I move like nothing is wrong… but deep down, I am just trying to survive what life has turned me into.”


2. CHINEDU (Male 20 to 50)

“I was raised to believe that hard work is everything. No shortcuts. No excuses. But life does not always reward effort the way they told us. I have worked, I have suffered, I have sacrificed and still I am here asking myself if it was ever enough. Maybe I trusted the wrong people, maybe I stayed too long where I should not have. But one thing I know is this, I cannot go back to nothing. I have to fight my way forward, even if it means standing alone.”

3. NNENA (Female 20 to 50)

“I am not the same person I used to be. Life changed me in ways I did not expect. I loved deeply, I trusted completely, and I lost almost everything because of it. People see me and think I am okay, but they do not see the nights I question everything. Still I refuse to break completely. I refuse to let my story end in pain. If I have to rebuild myself piece by piece, I will. But I will not stay broken.”