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CASTING CALL: Camlann Season 2

Writer: Amber Devereux
Amber Devereux
2 minutes ago
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The poster for Camlann, a small cottage sits in the middle of a winter forest. Outside is a campfire, the smoke of which contains the outline of a boar, a wolf and a horse. At the top of the image is the text: Camlann, a Tin Can Audio Production. In the centre of the image is the text: Casting Now for Season 2! Early Deadline: 7th October 2026. Deadline 12th October 2026

Tin Can Audio are producing a second 9-part season of our hugely successful podcast, Camlann, written by Ella Watts and sound designed and scored by Amber Devereux. The series is a post-apocalyptic, monster of the week adventure inspired by Arthurian legends and folklore. It will include pregnancy, violence, death and grief.


Only one of these roles (Eleanor) will need to attend primary recording in the Tin Can Audio home studio in Glasgow. We will provide lunch on the day, however we are unable to provide travel and accommodation costs for this role, and therefore strongly encourage local Glasgow-based actors to apply. If you are auditioning for the role of Eleanor, you must be available to record in studio in Glasgow for at least one working day between 19th-23rd October.


The rest of these roles will be recorded remotely between 1st November 2026-31st January 2027. If you are auditioning for the role of Circe, you must be available to record remotely for at least half (4 continuous hours) of one working day between the 3rd-19th November.


All of these roles are paid, and their fees are listed beside each part. We will not ask you to do more than 1hr of additional work on pickups without paying you. Our recording days typically run from 10am-6pm, with a one hour lunch break and two 15-minute breaks, one in the morning and one in the afternoon.


Full information on the roles available and how to audition can be found on the application form.






 
 

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