Casting Call – Social Media Campaign Talent
A new commercial project is seeking non-union talent for an exciting social media campaign. This production will feature talent in digital and video content utilized across paid and unpaid marketing platforms worldwide, including social media and Google Ads.
Job Responsibilities
- Perform in video and still content tailored for digital marketing campaigns.
- Collaborate with the creative team to deliver authentic and engaging performances.
- Attend all scheduled wardrobe fittings and callbacks.
Requirements
- Talent aged 16–18 years.
- Must audition with at least one real friend.
- Available for wardrobe fitting, shoot dates, and callbacks as scheduled.
- Open to having up to 10 stills retouched for promotional use.
Compensation
- $600 session fee plus $6,500 buyout for two years of usage (digital and social media platforms).
- $75 wardrobe fee.
- Buyout includes a renewal option at an additional 10%.
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Hosts, Content Creators, and Real People for Social Media Campaign
Job Description
A social media campaign is casting hosts, content creators, and real people for engaging video content in Toronto. This opportunity is perfect for outgoing individuals who enjoy being on camera and sharing authentic moments. Selected talent will appear in short-form social media videos, bringing personality, energy, and relatability to the campaign.
Job Responsibilities
- Appear in social media videos as a host or featured personality
- Engage naturally on camera with strong presence and confidence
- Follow direction from the production team during filming
- Contribute to fun, relatable, and engaging content
- Collaborate with creatives to deliver high-quality videos
Requirements
- Ages 20–35
- Open to all genders, ethnicities, and backgrounds
- Comfortable on camera with strong personality
- Experience in content creation or hosting is a plus
- Based in Toronto or able to work as a local hire
Compensation
- Earn up to $750 for a one-day shoot
- Opportunity to be featured in social media campaigns