$900/Day CASTING INDIGENOUS TALENT FOR INDUSTRIAL FILMS LILY

Casting Call for Indigenous Talent – Role: Lily

Job Description:

The Casting Group is seeking an Indigenous female actor in her 20s for the role of Lily in an upcoming non-union industrial film for a health network. The project aims to deliver important health-related training through a professional and engaging video.

Job Responsibilities:

• Portray the character Lily, a young individual with a distinctive, contemporary look.
• Participate in scenes where temporary wash-out color spray will be applied to your hair.
• Follow the direction of the production team to deliver a natural and compelling performance.

Requirements:

• Indigenous female, aged 20s.
• Tattoos on arms are a plus but not required.
• Comfortable with temporary hair color application for the shoot.
• Non-union talent only.

Compensation:

• $900 flat rate (inclusive of all usage).

Open Casting Call for Young Inuit Men – Leading Role in a Feature Film

Job Description: Kris & Kara Casting is seeking young Inuit men for the leading role in an upcoming feature film. This is a rare and exciting opportunity for Inuit males aged 16-22 to star in a major production. The film will be shot in Canada, with locations in Nunavut and British Columbia. No prior acting experience is necessary, as we are searching for authentic and charismatic individuals who can bring a unique presence to this role.

Job Responsibilities:

• Portray a leading character in a feature film, working closely with the director and production team to bring the character to life.
• Follow guidance and direction during the filming process to deliver a compelling on-screen performance.
• Participate in rehearsals, fittings, and other pre-production activities as required.
• Work collaboratively with other cast members to create a cohesive and engaging storyline.

Requirements:

• Male, Inuit, aged 16-22.
• No acting experience required, but must have a willingness to learn and be comfortable on camera.
• Must be based in Canada.
• Applicants should be available to shoot in Nunavut and British Columbia.
• Enthusiasm, commitment, and the ability to take direction are essential.

Compensation:

• Paid opportunity in accordance with UBCP/ACTRA rates.

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.

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.