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Grant Wilfley Casting is a New York-based casting office specializing in background casting for film and television.

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Scan Talent – Physically Trained Athletes

Job Description
An interactive media project is casting individuals who actively train in physical sports such as bodybuilding, football, weightlifting, or similar athletic disciplines. This opportunity is ideal for athletes with sculpted physiques and disciplined routines who are comfortable being scanned for high-quality 3D modeling and virtual production.

Job Responsibilities

  • Participate in a body scan session for digital media use

  • Be prepared to pose or stand for scans highlighting muscular structure and movement

  • Follow simple instructions throughout the scan process

  • Represent your sport or training style authentically on camera

Requirements

  • Must currently train for a physical sport (e.g., weightlifting, bodybuilding, athletics)

  • Available during the scheduled work week

  • Comfortable participating in a non-union digital scanning session

Compensation

  • $438 for 4 hours of scan work

  • Unique chance to contribute to an innovative media project

  • Exposure to interactive and digital production processes

Scan Talent – Extreme Weight Loss Subjects

Job Description
An interactive media project is seeking individuals who have recently experienced extreme weight loss for scan talent roles. The focus is on those who have experienced a noticeable loss of skin elasticity, especially in the facial area. This opportunity is ideal for those comfortable being scanned for digital modeling and virtual production. If you’ve undergone a major transformation and want to contribute to a groundbreaking project, this is your chance.

Job Responsibilities

  • Participate as scan talent in a digital media session

  • Sit for high-resolution facial and body scans

  • Be available during the specified work window

  • Follow simple instructions during the scan process

Requirements

  • Must have recently undergone significant weight loss

  • Noticeable changes in skin elasticity, particularly on the face

  • Comfortable participating in a digital scanning process

Compensation

  • $438 for 4 hours of work

  • Non-union project

  • Unique opportunity to contribute to innovative interactive media

Female Volleyball Player Extras for Feature Film

A feature film is seeking tall, athletic women to portray Olympic-level volleyball players in high-energy sports scenes. This opportunity is open to both SAG-AFTRA and non-union performers who are based in the NYC area. Shoots will take place on multiple dates with a potential for night filming.

Job Responsibilities

  • Portray a competitive female volleyball athlete on camera

  • Participate in scenes that may require athletic movement and gameplay simulation

  • Be prepared for possible night shoots and full-day availability

  • Follow direction from the film’s creative team and maintain continuity in scenes

Requirements

  • Female, athletic build, tall stature preferred

  • Must be 18+ and local to NYC

  • Available for both scheduled filming days

  • Comfortable portraying an Olympic-level volleyball player

  • Include clear, recent photos (face and full body)

  • Must present valid ID for I-9 verification if booked

Compensation

  • Paid background role under SAG-AFTRA CBA

  • Work on a major feature film production

  • Screen credit and valuable on-set experience

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Grant Wilfley Casting

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