In Tauride Chersonesus they found their Heraclides — results of online casting

The online casting for the museum-reserve has been completed, the jury has summed up the results, and we are ready to name the winner. It is he who will play the role of Heraclides in the video project of the same name, will take part in the opening of the exhibition “Return to Chersonesos” and will receive a tablet as a gift.

During the two weeks of online casting, 19 talented boys from Sevastopol sent video cards. Each of them, undoubtedly, has charisma and acting skills, and is a true patriot of his city and native country. We thank all participants in the online casting for their interest and for the work done! We are sure that many more interesting projects and memorable roles await you ahead! Choosing a winner from such a large number of participants was not easy. Members of the competent jury evaluated the video presentation of each candidate for the role of Heraclides based on five criteria and scored to reach a consensus. So, according to the jury, the winner of the online casting for the role of Heraclides was Timur Sargsyan. We sincerely congratulate you on this important achievement.— reported the press service of the Chersonese Tauride Museum-Reserve.

It is Timur who will become the “official face” of the exhibition “Return to Chersonesos” and the leading actor in the video project “Heraclides”, the filming of which will begin very soon. The winner of the online casting will also receive a tablet as a gift.

However, the rest of the guys shouldn’t be upset, because the jury decided to invite them to other creative projects of the museum-reserve! All participants in the online casting will definitely be able to show off their talent! In addition, the children will be presented with a copy of the book “Return to Chersonesos” with the autograph of the author. We thank all participants in the online casting and once again congratulate Timur Sargsyan on his victory. We invite you to the grand opening of the exhibition “Return to Chersonesos” on May 18— noted in the museum-reserve.