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Casting Call for Young Male Actor in Thriller Film
Job Description: A thrilling opportunity awaits a talented young actor to join the cast of an upcoming film project. We are in search of a boy aged between 8-12 years who can convincingly portray the role of an older brother in a new thrilling cinematic experience. The ideal candidate should embody a mixed heritage of Asian and Caucasian descent, bringing authenticity to the character’s background.
Job Responsibilities:
- Work closely with the director and other actors to bring the character to life.
- Attend fittings and rehearsals as scheduled.
- Be available for all shooting dates and participate in promotional activities as required.
- Memorize lines and cues and take direction from the production team.
- Maintain a professional demeanor on set at all times.
Requirements:
- Age: 8-12 years old.
- Ethnicity: Half Asian / Half Caucasian.
- Gender: Male.
- Height: Between 4’11” and 5’2″.
- Must be a member of the Screen Actors Guild (SAG).
- Available for fitting on Monday, January 29th and for filming on Thursday, February 1st in Jersey City, NJ.
- Prior acting experience is a plus, but not mandatory.
- Legal guardian must accompany the applicant to all fittings, rehearsals, and shoots.
Compensation Details:
- This role will be compensated at the SAG Principal Rate. Specific figures will be discussed with potential candidates during the audition process.
- Additional benefits include exposure in a major film project, the opportunity to work with esteemed industry professionals, and the potential for career advancement in acting.
Casting Call: Charity Film – “Family Ties”
Job Description: We are currently casting for an upcoming charity film entitled “Family Ties”. The film aims to tell a heartfelt story of a working-class family navigating the joys and challenges of everyday life. We are seeking to cast a set of siblings and a teenager who has recently passed his driving test.
Job Responsibilities:
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Participate in reading sessions with the director and other cast members.
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Attend all scheduled rehearsals and be willing to take direction and feedback.
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Be prepared to engage in activities typical of family life to bring authenticity to the role.
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Be available for all shooting dates, which will be finalized post-casting.
Requirements:
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Jack: Male, aged 16-17, has just passed his driving test. Must convincingly portray the excitement and responsibility that comes with this new phase of life.
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Sibling – Boy: Male, aged 6-10, energetic and expressive.
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Sibling – Girl: Female, aged 3-5, spirited and photogenic.
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Families should identify as working class.
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Applicants must be based in London. Proximity to filming locations will be considered.
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No acting experience is necessary; we’re looking for natural talent and a genuine representation of a working-class family.
Compensation:
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This is a charity film, and roles are voluntary.
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Travel expenses and meals on shooting days will be covered.
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An excellent opportunity for those looking to gain experience in film and to participate in a project with a meaningful social message.
Casting Call: Diverse Friendship Group for an Upcoming Project
Job Details: We are seeking a real group of friends to be featured in an upcoming creative project. The selected group will be a key part of a dynamic and vibrant scene showcasing friendship and diversity.
Job Responsibilities:
- Participate in a photo and/or video shoot as part of a group.
- Engage with other group members naturally, as you would in your normal social setting.
- Follow the director’s guidance for specific scenes or actions.
- Attend costume fittings or meetings as required prior to the shoot.
Requirements:
- Must be a real group of friends, not individuals brought together for the casting.
- All group members must be aged 20-25.
- Open to any gender and ethnicity to reflect diversity.
- Must be UK based and legally able to work in the UK.
- Availability to attend all shoot dates (to be provided upon selection).
- Comfortable with being filmed and photographed.
- No professional acting experience required, but must be able to take direction well.
Compensation Details:
- Fixed rate for the group will be provided (specific rates to be discussed upon application).
- Travel expenses will be covered if the shoot is outside your local area.
- Food and accommodations will be provided on shoot days if required.
- Any wardrobe required for the shoot will be provided.
Casting Call: Child Actors for Commercial
Job Description: We are excited to announce a casting call for a commercial by a well-known brand. We are seeking young talent to bring energy and enthusiasm to our upcoming advertisement.
Job Responsibilities:
- Participate in a commercial shoot, following the director’s guidance.
- Engage with music and dance components of the commercial, performing routines as required.
- Work cooperatively with the production team and other cast members.
- Attend costume fittings, rehearsals, and promotional events if needed.
Requirements:
- Identical twins aged 2-4 years old.
- Confident children aged 5-10 years old, twins are a bonus but not required.
- A strong passion for music and dancing is essential.
- Dance training or professional experience in dance is highly desirable.
- Applicants must be based in or around London.
- Children must have the legal right to work in the UK and must be accompanied by a parent or guardian.
Compensation:
- This is a paid role. Specific compensation details will be provided upon selection.
- Additional benefits may include travel expenses and meals on shooting days.
Casting Call: Child Actor for Upcoming Project
Job Description: We are excited to announce an open casting call for a young female actor to join our upcoming project. We are seeking a talented and charismatic little girl aged between 4 to 6 years to play a significant role in our new venture. The selected candidate will have the opportunity to work with an innovative team and participate in a project that promises to be both fun and rewarding.
Job Responsibilities:
- Attend scheduled rehearsals and filming days.
- Follow the director’s instructions and portray the character as written in the script.
- Interact with the cast and crew in a professional manner.
- Be accompanied by a parent or guardian at all times during auditions and production.
Requirements:
- Female, aged 4 to 6 years old.
- Able to take direction well and adapt to different acting roles.
- Comfortable being in front of a camera and around production crews.
- Must have a guardian or parent available to accompany them to all auditions and shoots.
- Prior acting experience is a plus but not required.
- Must be local to Chandigarh or able to travel to the location for the duration of the project.
Compensation: The role is a paid position, and compensation will be discussed upon successful casting and will be commensurate with the experience and role requirements. Additionally, any travel or accommodation expenses required for the role will be covered by the production.
Casting Call: Actress for Indie Narrative Short Film “Mondegreen”
Job Description: We are seeking a talented and versatile actress to play the role of Lili in the upcoming low-budget narrative short film “Mondegreen,” directed by Linda Mai Green. This compelling story is set to film in late March in Mendocino County and promises to be a creative and inspiring project.
Job Responsibilities:
- Portray the character Lili, a woman in her 20s to 30s of any ethnicity who lives on the fringe of society and from her van.
- Engage with the character’s complex nature, balancing her sensitive, charismatic, and spiritual side with elements of entitlement, self-righteousness, and danger.
- Collaborate closely with the director and crew to bring authenticity to the role and contribute to a respectful and creative filming environment.
- Prepare for and perform during 2-3 days of shooting, with the ability to embody the character’s journey and deliver a performance that aligns with the director’s vision.
Requirements:
- Female actress aged 20s-30s, open to all ethnicities.
- Ability to portray a range of emotions and characteristics, from charismatic and spiritual to entitled and dangerous.
- Must be available for filming in late March in Mendocino County.
- Experience in indie films or a strong desire to work in a collaborative low-budget film setting.
- Comfortable with a character that has unconventional beliefs and lifestyles.
Compensation:
- $200 per day plus 20% agency fee (if applicable).
- Food and lodging will be provided during the shoot days.
- This is a low-budget project, but it offers an opportunity for exposure and to be part of a unique narrative experience.
Casting Call: Actor/Actress for “Surviving La Llorona” Documentary Series
Job Description: Harrow House Films is seeking talented Hispanic actors and actresses for the upcoming horror/documentary series titled “Surviving La Llorona.” This series aims to recount true stories from individuals who have experienced encounters with the mythical character of La Llorona in their lives. This project will delve into the rich cultural folklore while providing a platform for authentic storytelling.
Job Responsibilities:
- Participate in interviews and share narratives from the perspective of those who have encountered La Llorona.
- Perform in reenactments, accurately depicting the events and emotional experiences of the encounters.
- Collaborate with directors and production staff to ensure stories are told with respect and authenticity.
- Be willing to adhere to the production schedule, including potential call times and shoot locations in the Houston area.
Requirements:
- Identifies as Hispanic, open to all ages and appearances.
- Must be local to Houston, TX, or able to work in Houston without additional compensation for travel or accommodation.
- No prior acting experience is required, but must be comfortable on camera and able to convey a range of emotions.
- Must be reliable, punctual, and committed to the project’s vision and schedule.
- Bilingual abilities in English and Spanish are a plus but not mandatory.
Compensation:
- $100 per day
- Credit in the documentary series
- A unique opportunity to be a part of a cultural storytelling project
Casting Call: Mulberry Literary Magazine Volunteer Editors and Social Media Curators
Job Description: Mulberry Literary, a cutting-edge literary magazine, is excited to announce openings for volunteer Art, Nonfiction, and Poetry Editors, as well as Social Media Curators. We’re looking for passionate individuals with a love for literature and an eye for artistic excellence to join our team starting in March 2024. This is an opportunity to work with a dynamic group of creatives dedicated to promoting the very best in literary and visual arts.
Job Responsibilities:
- Review and select submissions for publication, ensuring they meet Mulberry Literary’s standards of excellence.
- Collaborate with contributors to refine and edit pieces for clarity, coherence, and impact while maintaining the author’s voice and vision.
- For Art Editors: Curate visual content, work with artists, and manage the presentation of artworks in the magazine.
- For Social Media Curators: Develop and implement social media strategies to enhance engagement, grow our audience, and promote Mulberry Literary’s content across various platforms.
Requirements:
- A strong passion for art, literature, and/or social media.
- Excellent written and verbal communication skills.
- Prior experience in editing, curating, or social media management is preferred but not required.
- Ability to work collaboratively in a team environment.
- Commitment to volunteer for a minimum agreed period.
Compensation: This is a volunteer position. While there is no financial compensation, volunteers will gain invaluable experience in the literary publishing industry, expand their professional network, and have the opportunity to shape the voice of a respected literary platform. Volunteers will also receive a letter of recommendation upon successful completion of their term.
Casting Call: Collections Coordinator
Job Description:
We are currently seeking a dedicated and detail-oriented Collections Coordinator to join our team at the Doris McCarthy Gallery. This role is pivotal in managing and overseeing our gallery’s esteemed collection. Under the general direction of the Executive Director and Chief Curator, and in collaboration with other gallery staff, the Collections Coordinator will play a critical role in maintaining and enhancing the value and integrity of our collection.
Job Responsibilities:
- Collection Oversight: Manage and oversee the DMG collection, ensuring proper maintenance, documentation, and preservation of artworks.
- Acquisition Proposals: Write and present proposals for new acquisitions, articulating the significance and value of potential additions to the collection.
- Cultural Property and Grant Applications: Prepare and submit applications related to cultural property and relevant grants, ensuring compliance with all guidelines and regulations.
- Software Management: Utilize Embark Collections Management Software for effective collection management, including cataloging, inventory control, and condition reporting.
- Institutional Navigation: Skillfully navigate the complexities of working within an ‘A’ designated institution, maintaining high standards of professional practice.
- Collaborative Efforts: Work closely with gallery staff and external stakeholders to promote and support the gallery’s mission and objectives.
Requirements:
- Educational Background: A degree in Museum Studies, Art History, or a related field.
- Experience: Proven experience in collections management or a similar role within a gallery or museum setting.
- Technical Skills: Proficiency in using collections management software, preferably Embark.
- Knowledge: Strong understanding of the principles and practices of collection management and conservation.
- Communication Skills: Excellent written and verbal communication skills, including the ability to write compelling acquisition proposals and grant applications.
- Organizational Abilities: Exceptional organizational and project management skills, with an eye for detail.
Compensation Details:
- Salary: Competitive, commensurate with experience and qualifications.
- Benefits: Include health insurance, retirement plan, paid vacation, and sick leave.
- Professional Development: Opportunities for ongoing professional development and training.
Casting Call: Curator – Doris McCarthy Gallery
Job Description: We are seeking a dynamic and visionary Curator to join the Doris McCarthy Gallery team. Reporting to the Executive Director and Chief Curator, this pivotal role involves the development and implementation of innovative exhibitions and programming that resonate with diverse audiences. As our Curator, you will play a crucial role in shaping the gallery’s cultural offerings and fostering a vibrant community around the arts.
Job Responsibilities:
- Design and execute engaging exhibitions and related programs in collaboration with staff, guest curators, artists, and creatives.
- Curate a portion of the gallery’s program calendar with a focus on diversity, innovation, and community relevance.
- Cultivate and maintain strategic relationships with the university, local communities, and various organizations to support sustainable programming and robust partnerships.
- Serve as a key resource for the gallery’s residency programs, ensuring they align with our mission and contribute to the gallery’s success.
- Contribute to the creation of an inclusive and equitable environment, facilitating a culture of open exchange and appreciation of diverse ideas and practices.
Requirements:
- A Master’s degree in Art History, Museum Studies, or a related field.
- Minimum of 5 years of curatorial experience in an art gallery or museum setting.
- Demonstrated success in developing and implementing exhibitions and public programs.
- Excellent verbal and written communication skills, with a proficiency in engaging a variety of audiences.
- A strong network within the arts community and a track record of successful partnership building.
- Commitment to diversity, equity, and inclusion in all aspects of gallery programming and practices.
Compensation Details:
- Competitive salary commensurate with experience.
- Benefits package including health, dental, and vision insurance.
- Opportunities for professional development and growth within the organization.
- A creative and supportive work environment committed to innovation and excellence in the arts.