Short Film Lead and Supporting Roles – Drama/Comedy
Job Description
A new short film is seeking actors for multiple roles in a heartfelt drama/comedy centered around friendship, emotional growth, and lighthearted humor. The story follows four young adults navigating personal challenges while trying to reconnect at their shared hangout spot. Filming will take place in Western Australia with catered meals provided.
Job Responsibilities
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Portray emotionally grounded and comedic moments with authenticity
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Collaborate with the director and fellow cast to build strong on-screen chemistry
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Attend rehearsals and deliver consistent performance quality
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Travel to designated set locations as required
Requirements
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Actors aged 19–21
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Ability to perform both comedic and dramatic scenes
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Comfortable working in emotionally expressive roles
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Ability to drive to set locations
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Semi-experienced to experienced performers encouraged to apply
Compensation
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Non-paid role
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An emotionally driven short film is seeking talented performers for lead and supporting roles. This powerful narrative explores identity, responsibility, and unintended consequences through the lens of a migrant laborer placed in an unfamiliar caregiving role. Filming will take place in Sydney, NSW, and offers actors the opportunity to collaborate on a story-rich, cinematic project designed for festival audiences. This is a character-focused short film ideal for actors looking to build meaningful screen credits and work on socially relevant material.
Job Responsibilities
- Portray authentic, emotionally grounded performances aligned with the script
- Collaborate closely with the director and cast to develop believable character dynamics
- Participate in rehearsals and scheduled shoot days as required
- Perform scenes that may involve heightened emotional or physical moments in a safe, professional environment
Requirements
- Lead Role (Taha): Male actors, ages 25–35, South Asian descent preferred; Nepali, Hindi, or Bangla language skills are a plus but not required
- Supporting Role (Isaac): Male child actors, ages 5–10, Caucasian; no prior acting experience required; must be comfortable performing a scripted choking scene under supervision
- Supporting Role (The Maid): Female actors, ages 18–35, African descent; must be comfortable with light VFX makeup
- Must be reliable, professional, and able to follow on-set direction
Compensation
- Unpaid role
- Meals provided during shoot
- Valuable on-set experience and footage for showreels
Job Description
An independent non-union film titled Plastic Shine is seeking actors of Asian ethnicity for key supporting roles. Set against the backdrop of Sydney nightlife, the story follows a lonely teenager whose life is disrupted when his charismatic uncle suddenly reappears, leading him through a night of intoxication, temptation, and fleeting freedom.
Job Responsibilities
- Portray a scripted character in an independent dramatic production.
- Attend rehearsals, auditions, and filming sessions as required.
- Collaborate with the director and fellow cast members.
- Deliver authentic performances that support the film’s emotional narrative.
- Maintain professionalism throughout production.
Requirements
Michael Iroh’s Brother
- Asian ethnicity.
- Male, ages 20–25.
- Side character role.
- Protective, blunt, and rough around the edges.
- Acts as an older-brother figure and assumes responsibility for others.
Michael Iroh’s Uncle
- Asian ethnicity.
- Male, ages 30–45.
- Second lead role.
- Extroverted and charismatic.
- Able to charm people easily through personality and confidence.
Additional Requirements
- Non-union performers.
- Strong acting ability and reliability.
- Comfortable working on an independent film production.
- Must be available for auditions and filming schedules.
Compensation Details
- Compensation details will be discussed with selected applicants.