Casting Call: Female Stand-In for Major Docu-Series
Job Description:
A major docu-series is seeking a female stand-in of Indigenous or Native descent to join the production. This role requires a reliable and professional individual to act as a stand-in for the lead actress, assisting the crew with camera setups, lighting adjustments, and scene rehearsals. Filming will take place in Albuquerque (ABQ) and Jemez, New Mexico.
Job Responsibilities:
- Act as a stand-in for the lead actress, maintaining her position and movements during technical setups.
- Assist the production team with lighting, camera framing, and blocking rehearsals to ensure optimal shot composition.
- Maintain attention to detail to ensure accuracy in replicating the lead actress’s actions and positioning.
- Follow direction from the director and crew to ensure the production runs smoothly.
Requirements:
- Female, aged 18-40, of Indigenous or Native descent.
- Height: 5’5″ to 5’7″.
- Must be local to or able to work in Albuquerque (ABQ) and Jemez, NM (no travel or lodging provided).
- Prior experience as a stand-in is preferred but not required.
- Ability to stand for extended periods and follow detailed instructions on set.
Compensation:
- Rate: $140 for 8 hours of work.
- Overtime paid as per production guidelines if required beyond 8 hours.
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Documentary Casting Call
Job Description
A nonprofit documentary is casting non-speaking background roles for a project filming in and around Birmingham, Alabama. Casting directors are seeking African American and White performers across multiple age groups to help tell an inspiring story through authentic visual storytelling. This is a great opportunity for individuals interested in participating in a meaningful documentary production.
Job Responsibilities
- Portray assigned background roles in documentary reenactment scenes.
- Follow direction from the production team.
- Maintain professionalism throughout filming.
- Help create authentic, story-driven scenes.
Requirements
- Seeking the following talent:
- African American boys, ages 6–9 and 10–11.
- African American teenage boys, ages 14–19.
- African American girls, ages 4–7 and 5–11.
- African American teenage girls, ages 14–19.
- African American woman, ages 21–25.
- African American woman, age 60+.
- African American man, ages 40–55.
- White boys, ages 6–9 and 10–11.
- White girl, ages 5–8.
- White woman, ages 21–25.
- Must be available to work in the Birmingham, Alabama area.
Compensation
- Non-paid opportunity.
- Travel costs may be negotiated, if applicable.
Male Narrator for Historical Museum Documentary
Job Description
A paid non-union documentary is seeking a male actor to portray a modern-day narrator for a historical film produced for the Hampton History Museum in Hampton, Virginia. This 30-minute documentary explores the events surrounding the Battle of Hampton and the lives of Patriots, Loyalists, and civilians during the American Revolution. The ideal performer will deliver historical narration in a relatable, conversational style while bringing authenticity and emotional depth to the story.
Job Responsibilities
- Perform as the lead modern-day narrator in a historical documentary.
- Deliver scripted narration in a natural and engaging conversational style.
- Memorize dialogue and perform confidently on camera.
- Collaborate with the director to achieve an authentic performance.
- Participate in one scheduled filming day.
Requirements
- Male, ages 20–30s.
- Open to all ethnicities.
- Strong on-camera presence and storytelling ability.
- Comfortable memorizing scripted dialogue for the audition and filming.
- Able to deliver historical material with warmth, clarity, and authenticity.
- Available to film in Hampton, Virginia.
Compensation
- $250 per day.
- Prominent screen credit in the completed documentary.
