Casting directors are now casting actors, models, and talent to work on scenes filming in Nashville, Tennessee.
Producers are looking for the following talent:
- non-union featured talent for a luxury real estate advertisement.
How to apply?
Featured Talent Needed for Luxury Real Estate Ad
Job Description:
Jenny Alison Casting is seeking non-union featured talent for a luxury real estate advertisement. The role involves participating in a professionally produced video shoot, showcasing a sophisticated lifestyle in a high-end real estate setting. The production company is Fifth + Broad, and the project will be filmed in the Nashville area.
Job Responsibilities:
- Perform as featured talent in a luxury real estate video.
- Portray an active, confident individual in various lifestyle scenarios.
- Participate in a scene that involves showering on camera (upper body featured, lower half clothed).
- Follow direction from the production team to achieve the desired visuals.
Requirements:
- Male, Caucasian, aged 48 to 62.
- Must be in trim physical shape.
- Comfortable with on-camera scenes that involve showering (with appropriate coverage).
- Must be a local hire in the Nashville area or able to work as a local.
Compensation Details:
- Rate: $250 for a 10-hour day.
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