Casting call: Join the fight against cervical cancer in an E-learning series in Washington.
Are you passionate about making a difference in the health community? Here’s a chance to be part of an empowering project focused on reducing cervical cancer among African American women. A leading research group is casting for an e-learning series that will feature real stories and experiences to raise awareness and encourage preventive measures against cervical cancer, specifically through HPV screening.
This project aims to create a series of engaging and informative videos. The content will be narrated by and feature African American women sharing personal narratives about HPV screening, including motivations, experiences, and apprehensions. By doing so, the series hopes to resonate with viewers and inspire action towards reducing cervical cancer incidences.
Roles:
- Host: A dynamic individual who will guide viewers through each section of the e-learning series, explaining concepts, introducing stories, and providing insights.
- Story Sharers: They are seeking real African American women who are comfortable discussing their experiences or hesitations regarding HPV screening. It’s an opportunity to share your journey and insights with a broader audience.
Responsibilities
Participants will:
- Engage in filming sessions, either sharing personal stories or guiding the narrative as required by their role.
- Collaborate with the production team to deliver authentic and impactful content.
- Attend fittings or meetings as necessary for the role to ensure a professional end product.
To be considered, candidates must:
- Identify as an African American woman.
- Be comfortable discussing personal health topics in front of the camera.
- Be available for shooting in Washington, DC, on specified dates.
- Submit a self-tape audition as part of the application process.
Compensation varies based on the role, with a minimum of $250 up to $2,000, less agency fees. This is an opportunity not just for financial reward but to make a meaningful contribution to a crucial health issue affecting many women.
This casting call offers a unique chance to be part of a meaningful project that seeks to empower and educate. Your participation could help change lives by encouraging preventive measures and screening for cervical cancer. Consider applying if you meet the requirements and are interested in contributing to this important cause. Your voice and story can make a real difference. Share your narrative and be a part of the movement to reduce cervical cancer incidences among African American women.
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How to apply?
Check out the casting call breakdown below to audition for a role in the upcoming casting call.
$2,000 Reducing Cervical Cancer Video Shoot
Project Description:
Join us in an impactful e-learning series aimed at reducing cervical cancer among African American women. In partnership with a leading research group, this project focuses on creating relatable content narrated by and featuring African American women. We’re looking for genuine individuals willing to share their narratives about HPV screening, including motivations and apprehensions.
Roles:
- Host: Will guide viewers through each section of the e-learning series.
- Story Sharers: Real African American women comfortable discussing their experiences or hesitations regarding HPV screening.
Responsibilities:
- Participate in filming sessions, sharing personal stories or guiding the narrative as required by the role.
- Engage with the production team to deliver authentic and impactful content.
- Attend fittings or meetings as necessary for the role.
Requirements:
- Must identify as an African American woman.
- Comfortable discussing personal health topics in front of the camera.
- Available for shooting in Washington, DC, on specified dates.
- Must submit a self-tape audition as part of the application.
Compensation:
- Rates vary depending on the role: minimum $250 up to $2000 (client selection), less agency fees.
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