Faith.EXE is an 14 part series of short films created to highlight the issues that arise through the cross-section of religion and artificial intelligence. Based on real world stories Faith.EXE is a fictional look into the human cost of artificial intelligence.

Filmed in a documentary interview format, accompanied with screen life animation. The film will be shown at the Human AI Covenant, to leaders of all major world faiths as well as the CEO’s of the major AI companies. It’s goal is to spark a conversation about how we might better be able to protect communities who might be vulnerable to the risks of AI.

CASTING DETAILS:
- Actors with showreels / audio reels that demonstrate an American accent will be given preference
- This is a documentary style film and so please submit any footage performing in a direct-to-camera interview format
- Short-listed actors will be invited to self-tape

Chiara is 17 years old and, like many teenagers, has grown up online. Confident, funny, and naturally charismatic, she has a genuine talent for creating content and understanding what captures people’s attention. She is ambitious without necessarily calling herself ambitious, and enjoys the feeling of being seen, heard, and appreciated.

Coming from a household where money has often been tight, the possibility of earning an income through social media feels exciting and empowering. What begins as a hobby quickly becomes something more serious as her audience grows and strangers begin rewarding her attention with gifts, donations, and opportunities.

Chiara does not set out to exploit herself. She believes she is making informed choices and taking control of her image. But as platforms, algorithms, and paying followers begin subtly shaping her behaviour, she finds herself taking small steps into a world she does not fully understand. Each decision feels harmless on its own, yet together they lead her somewhere she never intended to go.

What makes Chiara compelling is that she is neither naïve nor reckless. She is intelligent, self-aware, and genuinely believes she is exercising agency over her own life. The tragedy of the story is that she slowly begins to realise how difficult it is to make her own choices when the incentives placed in front of her are so appealing.

REQUIREMENTS:
• American Accent is preferred
• Comfortable performing in a direct-to-camera interview format
• Ability to deliver naturalistic, conversational dialogue
• Priority is authenticity to the actor’s natural voice

SENSITIVITY NOTE:

This project explores the dangers of Artificial Intelligence and the potential fallout if not handled correctly.

CHAPERONE ARRANGEMENTS:
A licensed chaperone will be present on set at all times for any performer under the age of 18, in accordance with relevant child performance regulations and safeguarding requirements.

CASTING ELIGIBILITY:
While this role is open to performers under the age of 18, we also welcome submissions from performers aged 18 and over who can convincingly portray a younger playing age.

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