Mark Summers Casting are looking for true stories from LEGO® fans which show the creative, groundbreaking & original ways that people find to use LEGO bricks to help, educate & support kids aged 4-16 years old. LEGO sets can play a central role in changing someone’s life for the better, within the worlds of sport, education, special needs and disabled learning & these are the stories they want to hear.
The casting company are interested in personal stories which showcase the brilliant and innovative solutions involving LEGO bricks, either created by an adult or a child, but ideally with a child at the heart of the story.
Many children with disabilities are using LEGO play to overcome some of their limitations and building better lives for themselves, overcoming personal fears or even making prosthetics with LEGO elements. They are looking for personal stories from China (Mandarin speakers), France, Germany, Russia & the USA. This exciting project will be shown on the internet including social media channels around the world. I’m not sure why the UK isn’t included but if you require further information you can contact Mark Summer Casting for more details, via this email address – projectlego@marksummers.com
10th February 2021
As Mark Summers are based in London and there’s a London area code phone number, I would assume that this is open to U.K. based residents as well as those from the countries listed. If you check out the Casting Call section on the company website for a previous LEGO project it again specifically mentions certain countries but is a world-wide search!
Mark Summers appear to have cast several LEGO projects in recent times!
Having previously worked for a number of years as the Advertising Production Manager at The Stage Newspaper I would suggest all applicants thoroughly read any contract offered before signing. And, if in any doubt, seek professional advice.
Good luck!