Coffee Crisp Campaign Casting Call for People Who Love Chocolate in British Columbia, Canada.
Casting directors are now casting actors, models, and talent to work on scenes filming in British Columbia, Canada.
Producers are looking for the following talent:
- people from British Columbia, Canada aged 18 to 60 who love chocolate.
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Casting Call: Coffee Crisp Chocolate Lovers
Job Description
As part of a new campaign with Coffee Crisp, we are seeking people from British Columbia, Canada aged 18 to 60 who love chocolate. We are particularly interested in candidates who have a background in improvisation and are skilled in it.
Job Responsibilities
- Express your passion for chocolate and demonstrate your improvisational skills
- Participate in the filming and promotional activities for the Coffee Crisp campaign
- Collaborate with the production team to bring the project to life
Requirements
- Reside in British Columbia, Canada
- Age range: 18 to 60 years old
- Demonstrated love for chocolate
- Background and skills in improvisation
- Availability for the shoot dates on June 24th or 25th
Compensation
The compensation for this role will be according to ACTRA’s convention. The specific details will be provided upon further discussion.
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