Character Auditions

To find out the best suitable actor to play our character, we had taken the pictures of different people, along with their profile. We looked at their overall sharpness, hair type and their physique to make sure that it is suitable to play the role. 


Exhibit A:



Body Type: Bulky; almost like a powerlifter (strength athlete)

Facial Hair: Thick bushy facial hair

Hair Type: Straight hair, although due to personal reasons, it would be covered if this is the actor that is selected. 

Background: No athletic background.


Exhibit B



Body Type: Non-athletic physique, lacks muscle definition

Facial Hair: No facial hair, no stubble as well to give the gruff look

Hair Type: Straight Hair

Background: No athletic background


Exhibit C



Body type: A little on the bulky side, however is still lean to give an atheltic look

Facial Hair: stubble visible. to give the gruff look

Hair type: wavy bushy hair 

Background: volleyball player.


Exhibit D: 


Body type: The sweet spot between lean and bulky, has clear muscle definition 

Facial Hair: has shown signs of stubble although its very light, could possibly give a gruff look. 

Hair type: Thick curly hair 

Background: Bodybuilder, has worked as a model. 

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