Short Film Actor – Henry
Job Description
A short film production is casting a male actor for the role of Henry in a character-driven story set in an art gallery. This project explores cultural connection and relationships, following a young couple navigating new experiences. The role calls for a natural, warm, and charismatic performer who can bring depth and authenticity to a lead character in an intimate, dialogue-focused film.
Job Responsibilities
- Portray the character of Henry in a short film production
- Deliver a genuine, emotionally engaging on-screen performance
- Collaborate with the director and cast to develop character dynamics
- Participate in rehearsals and scheduled filming days
- Accurately interpret script and direction to enhance storytelling
Requirements
- Male, late 20s to early 40s
- White/Caucasian
- Blonde or brown hair preferred
- Native English speaker with a North American accent
- Strong acting ability with a natural, likable presence
- Ability to convey warmth, curiosity, and emotional nuance
- Comfortable working in a collaborative, creative film environment
Compensation
- Paid opportunity
- Non-union project
- Professional film credit
- Experience working on a character-focused short film
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Job Responsibilities
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- Collaborate with the director and production team during filming.
- Deliver authentic and emotionally compelling performances.
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Compensation
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Job Description
A union (ACTRA) short film is seeking male and female actors for an upcoming production. This project offers an opportunity for performers to work in a professional union production environment, contributing to a creative and collaborative film set.
Job Responsibilities
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Perform assigned roles in a short film production
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Follow direction from the director and production team
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Maintain professionalism on set during filming
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Be available for the full duration of scheduled shoot days
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Collaborate effectively with cast and crew
Requirements
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Male and female actors
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Ages 20–60
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Must be an ACTRA union member
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Must be available for all required filming days
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Comfortable performing on camera
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Ability to take direction and work in a team environment
Compensation
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$141 per day
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8-hour shoot plus 1-hour lunch
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Subject to 15% agency commission
