(auto-translated from Dutch Dutch)
De Tweede Bank is a sharp and humorous vertical comedy series about faith, family, and the unexpected encounters that take place in church every Sunday.
The story follows Cheryl, who sits on the same church pew every week, as a colorful mix of personalities, opinions, and family dynamics unfolds around her.
The series is produced by SISA Pictures and directed by Daniell van Kanten. The project consists of six short vertical episodes of 60–90 seconds, developed as a pilot.
The shooting will take place on December 3 and 4, 2026, in Amsterdam. The language of the series is Dutch.
What we offer
- A paid role in a new, original vertical comedy series.
- A creative collaboration with an enthusiastic and diverse film team.
- The opportunity to collaborate on a pilot with a contemporary and innovative format.
- Room to add your personality and own interpretation to the character.
- A professional film set and a fun experience within an independent production.
Type
Professional production / lowbudget
Location
Amsterdam
Description
WE ARE LOOKING FOR:
DONNA (17 YEARS OLD)
Sharp, sarcastic, and a convinced atheist. Yet she attends church every Sunday because her mother wants her to. She has an opinion on everything and is not afraid to share it.
Compensation: €110 per filming day.
PASTOR DAVID (40 YEARS OLD)
A stylish, well-groomed pastor with a calm yet authoritative demeanor. Someone who takes the lead with self-confidence, without needing many words.
Compensation: €160 per shooting day.
Period
December 3 and 4, 2026
Spoken / language requirements
Dutch
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