Swirlkous Films

Please dont miss this opportunity.... lets show off Gqeberha talent!

CASTING BRIEF – KATANA GIRLS WEB SERIES
We are casting dynamic and energetic performers for an upcoming action-packed web series, Katana Girls, filming in Gqeberha.
We are looking for individuals who:
Are physically active and comfortable with movement
Can run, kick, and punch (basic action ability required)
Are teachable and willing to learn choreography
Are flexible and able to take direction
Have good teamwork and positive attitude on set
Acting experience is a bonus but not required
This is an action-driven series, so selected cast members will participate in basic fight choreography and movement training. No professional martial arts experience is necessary — training will be provided.
Requirements:
Must fall within the age categories listed on the poster
Must be based in Gqeberha
Must be available for rehearsals and filming dates
Send Z-card and headshot to: [email protected]
Bring your energy, discipline, and passion for storytelling. We are building a strong, diverse cast for an exciting local production.

Auditions will be at 68 Cape Road central
18 April 2026
9am until 2pm.
Contact me for your professional shoot and zcard. 073 9368 259

There is something remarkable about the sport of March & Drill.

Dozens of people moving together.
Every step landing at exactly the same moment.

Synchronization like that doesn’t happen by accident. It takes discipline, awareness and trust in the person next to you.

Because if even one step falls out of rhythm… the entire formation feels it.

That idea stayed with me while developing The Pathfinder.

Because in life, just like in marching, progress isn’t only about the leader at the front.

It’s about everyone moving forward together.

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This week we celebrate the incredible schools and young people who became part of The Pathfinder journey. What started as a proof of concept film quickly became something much bigger, an opportunity for students to step onto a real film set and experience the world of professional filmmaking firsthand.

For many of these learners, this was the first time they saw how a film is truly made: working alongside a professional cast, learning from an experienced industry crew, and discovering that their stories and their voices belong on screen too.

Film has the power to open doors. It builds confidence, sparks creativity, and shows young people that the creative industry is not just something they watch, it’s something they can be part of.

We are incredibly proud of every school, every learner, and every educator who believed in this journey and allowed their students to be part of something special.

This is only the beginning.

Follow The Pathfinder on Instagram to watch the journey of this film unfold, from classrooms to cameras, from a proof of concept to something much bigger.

Because sometimes all it takes is one opportunity to change the path of a dream.

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