Casting Call for Indigenous Hockey Players (Ages 16-25) – Major Roles in Feature Film
Job Description: Director Cody Lightning is casting for his upcoming feature film Smudge the Blades, a coming-of-age hockey comedy. We are seeking Indigenous hockey players aged 16-25 for major roles in the film. The production will take place in Alberta, with travel provided for out-of-town cast members. This is a fantastic opportunity for aspiring actors to be part of a well-paid film production, regardless of acting experience. Both union and non-union actors may apply.
Job Responsibilities:
- Portray a hockey player in a coming-of-age comedy film.
- Perform in various hockey scenes, showcasing your athletic skills on the ice.
- Collaborate with the cast and production team to deliver authentic performances in both hockey and non-hockey scenes.
Requirements:
- Age Range: 16-25 years old.
- Ethnicity: Indigenous.
- Citizenship: Must be Canadian.
- Skills: Hockey skills are required, but no acting experience is necessary.
- Must be comfortable on camera and available for filming in Alberta.
Compensation Details:
- Actors will be compensated according to ACTRA rules and rates.
- Travel provided for out-of-town cast members.
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Supporting Child Actor for Feature Film Role
Job Description
A feature film production is seeking a young supporting actor for a family-driven story centered around animals and emotional storytelling. This role offers a unique opportunity for emerging talent to be part of a heartfelt film project, working closely with a professional production team in a supportive environment. Acting experience is preferred but not required, making this an excellent opportunity for new performers.
Job Responsibilities
- Portray a supporting character in a feature film
- Deliver natural and engaging on-screen performances
- Follow direction from the director and production team
- Work collaboratively with cast, crew, and animal handlers on set
Requirements
- Male-identifying child actor, age 12–13
- Must identify as First Nations
- Comfortable working around animals, including otters and skunks
- No animal-related allergies
- Ability to take direction and perform authentically on camera
- Must be legally eligible to work in Canada
Compensation
- Paid acting opportunity (rate based on production standards)
- On-set tutoring provided during filming
- Professional film credit and valuable industry experience
- Opportunity to work on a feature-length production
Hi, My name is Vincent Di Lella. I am currently a student at George Brown college majoring in Video Design and Production. I am currently looking for three actors in order to make my short horror thesis film Method. I am looking for two men and woman, ages 20-30.