Filmmaker and director Luis Colombo teams up with renowned documentary producer from Alicante, Mexico, Roberto Ruiz, for a fresh collaboration in Alicante. An in-person casting call is scheduled for Thursday, November 23, at the Leuka hotel, inviting talent to explore a pivotal moment in a new project that aims to blend documentary storytelling with a forward-looking educational vision. The event is designed to assess actors who can bring depth and authenticity to a project that seeks to illuminate complex social themes through a cinematic lens. Attendees should plan for a thorough day of auditions, with opportunities to interact with the creative team and learn more about the evolving concept that anchors the trailer for a forthcoming educational content platform. The production process will engage multiple partners and showcases a shared commitment to capturing a diverse set of voices and perspectives in a Mediterranean setting that can both ground the narrative and elevate its reach.
Cast Colombo Movies centers on producing a trailer that introduces an expansive educational content platform envisioned to serve audiences across Latin America and beyond. The project is unfolding in collaboration with complementary initiatives in Argentina, Mexico, and Guatemala, underscoring a transregional effort to build an inclusive learning ecosystem. The choice of Alicante, Spain, stems from its varied landscapes—from sunlit coastlines to inland hills—and its distinctive Mediterranean ambiance, which offers a visual palette capable of supporting a nuanced storytelling approach. The city’s climate, light, and architectural texture provide a vibrant canvas for scenes that aim to communicate ambition, resilience, and cultural richness while aligning with the educational goals of the platform.
Organizers are seeking a cast of twenty performers, including actors, actresses, and models from Hispanic and Latin American backgrounds, ages twenty to forty-five. The in-person call will run during a single day, from morning through late afternoon, at the Leuka hotel in Alicante. Prospective participants are encouraged to prepare a concise self-presentation and to showcase a brief video that captures their personality and range. Those interested should follow the official casting instructions that outline the submission process, eligibility, and the types of roles being cast. The produced work is scheduled to occur between November and December across locations within the province of Alicante, offering a dynamic environment for the cast to contribute to a project with regional resonance and potential international visibility. The collaboration emphasizes fair compensation, professional standards, and a collaborative atmosphere where every participant can contribute to a meaningful narrative that resonates with audiences across Latin America and diverse global communities.