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MISSION: TRANSITION CONDITION

A story of vision, service, and healing. Join us in bringing this powerful pilot to life.

About the Series

Mission: Transition Condition is a story about a group of people who come together under one man’s vision and guidance to work to heal veterans with PTSD.

That man, David Smucker, served as a U.S. Army Officer during the Afghanistan war and watched and experienced the horrors of war visited on soldiers who served under his command.

Since returning home, retiring from the Army, and climbing the corporate ladder to become CEO of a major American corporation, David Smucker has been planning his approach to healing veterans. He finds a facility in Georgetown, Texas, secretly purchases it, hires an innovative staff, gathers a few volunteers, and opens the facility to any veteran who needs help — free of charge.

This pilot series is about the first day the facility opens its doors to accept veterans.

Casting Window

Casting Begins

August 3, 2026

Casting Ends

August 18, 2026

Georgetown, Texas area
12 characters to cast

Characters We Are Casting

We are seeking talented actors to portray the dedicated staff, volunteers, and veterans who bring this story to life.

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Margo Smucker

30-50FemaleWhite/European Descent

David Smucker's wealthy ex-wife, an admitted "b*tch" who nevertheless wants to help David to realize his goal of creating a program that saves veterans' lives.

Compensation: $200/day

Barbara Dabb, Aka “Dabbs”

30-50FemaleOpen Ethnicity

The charge nurse of the facility who basically runs the day-to-day operations making certain that veterans take their medication and vitamins on schedule. Dabbs served in a MASH unit during the Iraq war.

Compensation: $150/Day

Regular Ronnie

40-60Male

Mid 50s, veteran of the United Stats Marine Corps and is the security guard for the facility. He runs a very tight ship. He wears a guard uniform but seems to always be investigating something like he is a detective, even if he has to make something up. He puts on airs as though he is a big private detective who just does this job on the side.

Compensation: $150/day

Chester Lewis

45-60Male

US Navy, Gulf War Veteran. He has lost a leg, but refuses to use his prosthetic leg to walk upright, preferring to use a wheelchair. He was homeless for more than 5 years.

Compensation: $150/day

Susan Glasgow

30-45Female

40s, United States Navy Counselor/Mental Health Therapist. Quiet and inconspicuous, she enjoys her job which is to get into the heads and minds of the veterans and to help them navigate their way back into civilian life safely and successfully with goals and aspirations.

Compensation: $150/day

Regina Rush

25-40Female

United States Army Helicopter Pilot, Afghanistan. Early 30s. She is an Afghanistan veteran fighting drug addiction and PTSD. Also, a victim of MST. She talks tougher than she actually is, trying not to appear vulnerable.

Compensation: $150/day

Virginia Wright-Harvard

25-45female

Straight to business Grant Program Officer for the Department of Defense.

Compensation: $150/day

Benson Maddux

18-25Male

Early 20s, he is an LVN, Licensed Vocational Nurse, who doubles as an orderly at Transition Condition, Inc. He is very attentive to his patients and not satisfied being an LVN because he is working his way through school to become a psychologist.

Compensation: $125/day

Gilda Goldsteine

25-40Female

Rehabilitation assistant to Donna Hampton.

Compensation: $125/day

Jorge Garcia

22-30MaleLatino/Hispanic

United States Marine Corps, a native of Texas. Jorge has three degrees from college. His latest is a law degree.

Compensation: $125/day

Nelson Wang

50-80MaleAsian

A Korean veteran of the Korean war and master martial artist, agile cool and about 85-90 years old.

Compensation: $125/day

Paula Butterfuque

18-35Female

US Air Force Veteran, in her 20s who suffers with PTSD and is missing a leg and has a severely injured arm. She suffers with depression most of the time, but is a very talented writer who loves to recite poetry.

Compensation: $125

Akeem Tada

25-40MaleBlack/African American

US Army Combat Sergeant, Afghanistan. Akeem is a Purple Heart and Silver Star recipient, twice wounded and famous for his heroic actions during an attack in Afghanistan. There, he fought valiantly and helped to save the lives of several wounded comrades until he himself was wounded and lost his sight.

Compensation: $125/day

Lawrence Wang

18-35MaleAsian

Son of a Korean veteran, Nelson Wang.

Compensation: $125/day

Safronia Simms

20-35Female

25-30 years old, LGBTQ and proud of it. Safronia is not her real name, but she dares anyone to call her Hilda. She was involved in a road side bomb incident where she became the lone survivor in her vehicle leaving her deaf in one ear.

LGBTQ : Gender Non-confirming | Compensation: $125/day

Sergeant Clementine

18-50Male

Executive assistant to General Pecane.

Compensation: $125/day

Brock Evans

30-50Male

US air Force Combat Medic, Iraq, 40s, brash, hard, disrespectful and does not seem to get along with any of his peers. Quick tempered, impatient and prone to use of foul language are his bad qualities.

Compensation: $125/day

Sebastian Ratcliff

30 - 50Male

Paraplegic veteran who lost his legs as a result of combat in Afghanistan.

Compensation: $125/day

Mover 1

18 - 50

Works for the moving company.

Compensation: $125/day

Mover 2

18 - 50

Works for the moving company.

Compensation: $125/day

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