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    The Future of Medicine

    from The Pitt

    Written by R. Scott Gemmill

    The Pitt

    Tracy Morris, a corporate regional manager, attempts to recruit Robby into a contract management group by promising reduced administrative burdens and improved hospital metrics. Robby remains fiercely skeptical, challenging the ethics of a publicly traded company profiting from physician labor and questioning the alignment of corporate values with patient care.

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    TRACY MORRIS

    Doctor Tracy Morris, I’ve been trying to reach you for several days.

    ROBBY

    How can I help you?

    TRACY MORRIS

    I’m actually here to help you. I was just upstairs with your executive team. I’m the regional manager with EMB America.

    ROBBY

    The contract management group. Did Gloria send you?

    TRACY MORRIS

    We have over five hundred E.D.’s…

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    Scene Notes & Audition Tips

    5 sections
    About This Scene

    This intense duologue, "The Future of Medicine," from the TV series *The Pitt*, presents a compelling corporate negotiation within a medical setting. It features Tracy Morris, a confident corporate regional manager, attempting to recruit Robby, a skeptical doctor, into her contract management group. The scene navigates themes of corporate healthcare, ethics, and the balance between administrative efficiency and patient care.

    Character Analysis

    Tracy Morris embodies the professional, results-driven corporate entity, confident in her business model's efficacy and keenly focused on metrics and growth. Her objective is to expand her company's reach by persuading Robby with promises of reduced administrative burdens and improved hospital performance. Robby, on the other hand, represents the principled physician, deeply concerned with the ethical implications of corporate entanglement in medicine, particularly how it affects physician labor and patient well-being.

    Why This Works for Auditions

    This scene is excellent for auditions due to its clear conflict, high stakes, and contemporary relevance. It provides actors with distinct, contrasting objectives and opportunities to showcase subtlety in negotiation, power dynamics, and emotional undercurrents. The intense tone allows for a dynamic range of emotional expression while remaining grounded in a believable professional context.

    Best Suited For

    "The Future of Medicine" is ideal for actors in the 35-45 age range looking for material that highlights their ability to portray intelligent, articulate professionals in high-tension situations. It’s particularly well-suited for casting types such as Business Executives, Doctors, or Authority Figures who can convey both professional polish and underlying conviction. This piece is perfect for an agent showcase, a self-tape submission, or general practice.

    Performance Tips

    For Tracy, focus on a confident and persuasive demeanor, using body language to convey authority and strategic thinking, even when faced with resistance. For Robby, emphasize his skepticism and ethical grounding, allowing his conviction to manifest through questioning and subtle defiance. Both characters should maintain strong eye contact and listen actively, allowing the negotiation's ebb and flow to drive their reactions and shape their vocal delivery.

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