Screen Test Notes
Screen Test Notes
Barry Turi
Barry Turi
Character #2 Lynch
Practice Monologue:
Wh-where am I? Let me go! NOW! Tell me where I am, or Ill break every bone in your body!
These ropes cant hold me from you Ill break out. And when I do, youll be sorry you ever tied
me up!
Actor #1 Sam Willmore
Age 17 years old
Height 6ft
Features White skin, long hair, tall figure
Screen test notes on Lynch Actor #1 Sam Willmore
Sam is quite skinny and tall, so ideally he is the sort of person would let play the
part. His figure could connote how he is in danger, with his lack of muscle to
emphasise his small amount of strength, however knowing Sam I can gather that
he is also quite athletic. I know him personally and he enjoys doing sport in his free
time. He also has experience acting as well, inside and outside of school. I still tell
got him to deliver the lines given, and he delivered them with great emphasis and sounded like he
put his all into the delivery. He has taken part in many shows and he knows how to act and he
enjoys it too, therefore making Sam a good choice and an option for playing the character of Lynch
the only reason why he cant be The Cowl is because of his figure. This still makes him an
eligible option for the character of Lynch, who still is the secondary protagonist.
Actor #2 Conor Daly
Age 16 years old
Height 5ft 10
Features White skin, brown hair
Screen test notes on Lynch Actor #2 Conor Daly
Conor has an ideal figure and physical appearance I was picturing Lynch to have.
He isnt too bulky but he isnt too skinny either. He is athletic as well, so the action
sequence would benefit by having Conor play Lynch. He is currently helping me with my media
coursework and is a good member of the group, therefore I know he understands media
terminology and knows what an actor must do to be represented as a typical protagonist in an
action film, but by judging on his previous experiences with acting, he hasnt had much and claims
that he didnt like drama when he did it in Years 7-9. However, for purposes of this task and also to
convince him to change his mind I still went ahead and gave him the monologue. He actually
performed surprisingly well, and it would be ideal if Conor could play the role of Lynch. He
delivered lines well, he performed good actions and emphasised the right parts of the monologue.
It would be ideal and easier to cast Conor as the character because he also attends the same
school as me, therefore making him more available and accessible.
Barry Turi