Relative unknown young actors Jonny Weston and Sophia Black-D’Elia have been chosen by Michael Bay for his low budget found footage time travel thriller “Almanac” (not to be confused with the other found footage time travel thriller also in the works), according to THR.
Bay is producing the film written by first-timers Andrew Stark and Jason Pagan and to be directed by Dean Israelite. While that other time travel film “Glimmer” is about an existing time portal sucking teenagers into the past, it appears the teens in Bay’s film will be a little more proactive, and the secretive plot is centered around the creation of a time machine.
Weston had supporting roles in indies like “Someday This Pain Will Be Useful to You” and “John Dies at the End”, but landed a pretty big break when he was cast as surfer Jay Moriarty in biopic “Chasing Mavericks” opposite Gerard Butler and “The Hunger Games”‘ Leven Rambin. Black-D’Elia auditioned for Bay for “Transformers 4″ but ultimately lost the role to Nioca Peltz, but Bay was clearly impressed. She’s had TV roles in “All My Children”, “Gossip Girl” and the short-lived American version of “Skins.”






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