La Loba

Production Company
AGA Film Production
Producer(s)
Arun Fryer, Ana Carrizales
Director(s)
Ana Carrizales
Casting Director(s): 
Nicolas Ayerbe
Union Status
Union (TBC)
Project Type
Film
Student Production
No
Compensation Details

We can pay performers for these background, no dialogue roles an honorarium of $50/day. This is a indie film with limited budget.

Shoot / Performance Date(s)
October 9
Shoot / Performance Location(s)
Langley
Submission Deadline
Thursday, October 8, 2026
Submission Instructions

Please send demo reels, headshots, links and resume to northofnow@outlook.com. Feel free to include any other information that may be relevant. We’re open to non-union and ULB UBCP members.

Project Synopsis
(Based on the Myth of the Wolf Woman) A young girl finds solace in the story of La Loba, a desert spirit who restores lost wolves by gathering their bones and calling their souls home. Through this mythic journey, Eva learns to transform grief into healing and reclaim her place among the women who came before her.
Additional Information & Safety Protocols: 

We will follow all protocols around safety and Covid. As necessary.

Character 1
Seeker
Age
17-25
Gender
Female
Description
Latin-American, Caribbean, First Nations, Middle Eastern. Chant in Quechua dialect. No dialogue. The Seeker – Pre-Columbian Archetype: The Catalyst Core Trait: Fierce, restless, and deeply tied to both modern realities and ancestral memory. Role in the Story: She acts as the inciting force, breaking a generational silence or pushing back against an encroaching external threat to her community's land or traditions. Character Arc: Moves from impulsive defiance to grounded, strategic leadership.
Character 2
Anchor
Age
36-40
Gender
Female
Description
Latin-American, Caribbean, First Nations, Middle Eastern. Chant in Quechua dialect. No dialogue. Archetype: The Preserver | The Mother Core Trait: Pragmatic, deeply resilient, and physically or emotionally burdened by the daily survival of her family. Role in the Story: The emotional core of the systemic violence against women, bridges the gap between old traditions and modern survival, often working twice as hard in a fractured economic or social landscape. Character Arc: Learns to let go of absolute control and trust the younger generation to carry the fight forward. Key Dynamic: Serves as a buffer between the fiery youth (the 17-year-old) and the unyielding wisdom of the matriarch.
Character 3
Keeper of the Lore
Age
70+
Gender
Female
Description
Latin-American, Caribbean, First Nations, Middle Eastern. Chant in Quechua dialect. No dialogue. Archetype: Oracle Core Trait: Unflappable, observant, speaking few words but holding immense spatial and historical authority. Role in the Story: The repository of language, medicinal knowledge, and spiritual history. She does not just look back; she interprets current crises through the lens of generational cycles. Character Arc: Passing the unseen torch, ensuring that identity survives even if physical structures or landscapes change. Key Dynamic: Shares a quiet, profound understanding with the youngest character, often communicating through gesture and shared silence rather than exposition.