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TV Series – Fire Chief Stand-In

Job Description

A television production filming in the Chicago area is seeking a male stand-in to match an actor portraying a fire chief. This non-speaking stand-in role involves helping the production team establish lighting, camera blocking, and scene setups before filming. The opportunity is open to experienced stand-ins as well as talent interested in gaining professional on-set experience.

Job Responsibilities

  • Stand in for an actor during lighting and camera setups
  • Assist the crew with camera blocking and scene preparation
  • Match assigned positions and movements as directed
  • Follow instructions from the production and camera teams
  • Remain available and attentive throughout the filming day

Requirements

  • Caucasian male in his 40s to 60s
  • Height between 5’11” and 6’1″
  • Medium-to-large build
  • Light brown or reddish hair
  • Must be local to Chicago, surrounding suburbs, or neighboring states bordering Illinois
  • Previous stand-in or extra experience is helpful but not required
  • Must be comfortable working until approximately 10 PM

Compensation

  • $192 for 8 hours
  • Time-and-a-half overtime rate after 8 hours
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Job Type:
Actor
Skills:
Acting

TV Series – Male Stand-In

Job Description

A television production filming in the Chicago area is casting a male stand-in to assist with lighting, camera blocking, and scene preparation. The production is seeking talent who closely matches the actor’s physical characteristics and can maintain consistent positioning throughout the shoot. This is a non-speaking stand-in opportunity for local talent, with previous extra or stand-in experience welcomed but not required.

Job Responsibilities

  • Stand in for an actor during lighting and camera setups
  • Assist the production crew with camera blocking and scene preparation
  • Maintain consistent marks, positions, and movements between setups
  • Follow direction from the camera and production teams
  • Remain attentive and professional throughout each production day

Requirements

  • Caucasian male
  • Ages 20s to 40s
  • Dark hair
  • Height between 6’0″ and 6’3″
  • Weight between 230 and 275 lbs.
  • Must be local to Chicago, surrounding suburbs, or states bordering Illinois
  • Previous stand-in or background acting experience is helpful but not required
  • Must be available for multiple production days
  • Must be comfortable working until approximately 8 PM

Compensation

  • $192 for 8 hours
  • Time-and-a-half overtime after 8 hours
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Job Type:
Extra
Skills:
Acting

FBI – Season 9 – Baby Twins for Featured Role

Job Description

FBI Season 9 is casting babies for a featured television role filming in the New York City area. The production is seeking 6 to 10-month-old twins who can portray an Asian male baby alongside a principal actor. Babies do not need to be Asian but should be able to convincingly portray Asian. Single babies may also apply and could potentially be matched with another baby for the role.

Job Responsibilities

  • Portray an Asian male baby in a featured television scene
  • Appear on camera alongside a principal actor
  • Participate in filming under the supervision of a parent or guardian
  • Work with the production team to complete required scenes
  • Maintain availability for the scheduled production needs

Requirements

  • Babies between 6 and 10 months old
  • Twins are preferred
  • Single babies may also be considered
  • Babies do not need to be Asian but must be able to portray Asian
  • Must be available to work in the New York City area

Compensation

  • This is a paid opportunity
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Job Type:
Extra
Skills:
Acting

Chicago Fire – Firefighter Background Actors

Job Description

Chicago Fire is casting male background actors to portray firefighters in scenes filming in the Chicago area. The production is seeking clean-shaven men with short hair who can convincingly portray professional firefighters. No real firefighting experience is required. This television background acting opportunity is open to local talent who can remain available for an extended filming day.

Job Responsibilities

  • Portray a firefighter in scenes for Chicago Fire
  • Perform realistic background actions appropriate for emergency response scenes
  • Follow direction from assistant directors and the production team
  • Maintain consistent positioning and continuity between takes
  • Remain professional and attentive throughout filming

Requirements

  • Male talent ages 20s to 50s
  • Clean-shaven appearance
  • Short hair
  • No professional firefighting experience required
  • Must be local to Chicago, surrounding suburbs, or states bordering Illinois
  • Must be comfortable with an extended filming day, potentially until 10 PM
  • Reliable and able to follow on-set direction

Compensation

  • Compensation details will be provided by the production
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Job Type:
Extra
Skills:
Acting

Chicago TV Series – Male Stand-In

Job Description

A Chicago television production is casting a male stand-in to assist with lighting, camera blocking, and scene preparation. The production is seeking a performer who closely matches the actor’s height, weight, hair, and overall appearance. This is a non-speaking stand-in role, and previous stand-in or background acting experience is helpful but not required.

Job Responsibilities

  • Stand in for an actor during lighting and camera setups
  • Assist the crew with camera blocking and scene preparation
  • Maintain consistent marks, positioning, and movements
  • Follow direction from the camera, lighting, and production teams
  • Remain attentive and professional throughout the production day

Requirements

  • Caucasian male
  • Ages 20s to 40s
  • Height between 5’11” and 6’1″
  • Weight between 200 and 250 lbs.
  • Brown hair
  • Facial hair is acceptable
  • Must be local to Chicago, surrounding suburbs, or states bordering Illinois
  • Previous stand-in or background acting experience is helpful but not required

Compensation

  • $192 for 8 hours
  • Time-and-a-half overtime after 8 hours
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Job Type:
Extra
Skills:
Acting

Chicago TV Extras With Cars

Job Description

A Chicago television production is seeking local background actors with vehicles for an upcoming shoot. Talent ages 18–70 of all ethnicities are encouraged to apply. Black cars are acceptable. This opportunity is open to performers in Chicago, the surrounding suburbs, and nearby states bordering Illinois. An early call time may be required.

Job Responsibilities

  • Work as a background extra during a television production in Chicago.
  • Bring your approved vehicle to the filming location.
  • Follow directions from the production team throughout the shoot.
  • Be prepared for an early morning call time and approximately eight hours of filming.

Requirements

  • Ages 18–70.
  • All ethnicities are welcome.
  • Must be local to Chicago, the suburbs, or surrounding states bordering Illinois.
  • Must have a vehicle available for filming.
  • Black vehicles are acceptable.
  • Must be available for the full production schedule.

Compensation

  • $136.40 for 8 hours, with time-and-a-half after 8 hours.
  • Additional $55 vehicle bump.
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Job Type:
Extra
Skills:
Acting

Chicago Fire – Hospital Background Actors

Job Description

“Chicago Fire” is seeking male background actors to portray hospital staff and hospital visitors in upcoming scenes filming in Chicago. Casting is open to men in their 20s–40s of all ethnicities who can bring a natural, professional presence to a busy hospital setting. Talent must be local to Chicago, the surrounding suburbs, or nearby states bordering Illinois.

Job Responsibilities

  • Portray hospital staff, visitors, or other hospital background roles.
  • Perform natural background action during scripted television scenes.
  • Follow direction from assistant directors and the production team.
  • Maintain continuity and professionalism throughout filming.
  • Help create a realistic hospital environment for the TV production.

Requirements

  • Male talent in their 20s–40s.
  • All ethnicities are encouraged to apply.
  • No visible arm or hand tattoos.
  • Must be local to Chicago, surrounding suburbs, or states bordering Illinois.
  • Comfortable working as background talent in hospital scenes.
  • Reliable and able to follow on-set direction.

Compensation

  • Compensation will be discussed with selected talent.
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Job Type:
Model
Skills:
Modeling

Chicago Fire – Female Livecast Body Model

Job Description

“Chicago Fire” is seeking a female livecast model for a specialized full-body molding session in Chicago. The selected model will have a skin-safe mixture and plaster bandage applied to the body to create a lifecast, with the head and body casts completed separately. This role requires someone who can remain comfortable and still throughout the molding process.

Job Responsibilities

  • Serve as a livecast model for a professional television production.
  • Participate in separate head and full-body casting sessions.
  • Remain still while skin-safe molding materials and plaster bandages are applied.
  • Follow instructions from the makeup, effects, and production teams.
  • Remain available for most of the day as required.

Requirements

  • Female talent in her 20s.
  • Height approximately 5’3″–5’8″.
  • Thin to medium build.
  • Must be comfortable with a full-body lifecasting process.
  • Must not be claustrophobic.
  • Must be able to work as a local hire in Chicago, the surrounding suburbs, or states bordering Illinois.

Compensation

  • $300 for 8 hours.
  • Time-and-a-half after 8 hours.
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Job Type:
Extra
Skills:
Acting

FBI Agents – Background Actors

Job Description

A television production is seeking male and female background actors to portray FBI agents in an upcoming office scene. Talent should have a polished, professional appearance and be comfortable portraying federal agents in a realistic workplace environment. These are non-speaking extra roles.

Job Responsibilities

  • Portray an FBI agent in a professional office setting
  • Perform natural background actions as directed by the production team
  • Maintain a professional business appearance throughout filming
  • Follow on-set instructions and remain available as needed during production
  • Work effectively with other background performers and crew members

Requirements

  • Men and women, ages 20s–60s
  • Open to all ethnicities
  • Men must be clean-shaven with short hair
  • Must have access to a dark business suit appropriate for the role
  • Must be local to Chicago, surrounding suburbs, or nearby Illinois border states
  • Must be comfortable performing in a non-speaking background role

Compensation

  • $136.40 for 8 hours
  • Time-and-a-half applies after 8 hours
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Job Type:
Extra
Skills:
Acting

Hospital Patient – Female Background Actors

Job Description

A television production is seeking female background actors to portray hospital patients in an upcoming scene. Selected talent will appear in hospital gowns and help create an authentic medical environment on camera. This opportunity is ideal for performers who can take direction well and portray a patient naturally in a busy hospital setting.

Job Responsibilities

  • Portray a hospital patient in a television scene
  • Wear a hospital gown as required for filming
  • Perform natural background movements and reactions
  • Follow direction from the production team throughout the shoot
  • Maintain continuity and professionalism while working on set

Requirements

  • Female talent, ages 20s–40s
  • Open to all ethnicities
  • Must be comfortable portraying a hospital patient
  • Must be comfortable appearing on camera in a hospital gown
  • Must be local to Chicago, surrounding suburbs, or nearby Illinois border states
  • Must be available for the full production schedule

Compensation

  • This is a paid background acting opportunity
  • Compensation will be provided to selected talent
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Netflix’s Free Bert Season 2: How to Audition for the Hit Comedy Series

Overview

Netflix’s comedy series Free Bert is returning for Season 2, and casting opportunities are now emerging for background actors, stand-ins, and specialty talent.

The series stars comedian Bert Kreischer as a fictionalized version of himself in a chaotic family comedy about trying to fit into an elite Beverly Hills world. After his daughters are accepted into a prestigious private school, Bert and his family quickly discover that blending in with wealthy, image-conscious parents is not as easy as it looks.

With its mix of raunchy comedy, family drama, social awkwardness, and over-the-top situations, Free Bert has become a standout Netflix comedy for fans of Bert Kreischer’s unfiltered style.

Now, Season 2 is moving forward, giving aspiring actors and performers a chance to work on a major streaming production.

Production Details

Project: Free Bert Season 2
Platform: Netflix
Genre: Scripted comedy series
Starring: Bert Kreischer, Arden Myrin, Ava Ryan, Lilou Lang
Creators: Bert Kreischer, Jarrad Paul, Andy Mogel
Production Location: Atlanta, Georgia
Casting: Background actors, stand-ins, and specialty talent
Current Status: Season 2 renewed / casting opportunities emerging

What Is Free Bert About?

Free Bert follows Bert Kreischer, playing a fictional version of himself, as he tries to become a better family man while adjusting to a high-status Beverly Hills lifestyle.

When Bert’s daughters begin attending an elite private school, the family enters a world filled with strict social rules, wealthy parents, school politics, and image-conscious expectations. Bert’s loud, honest, and unpredictable personality quickly makes things complicated.

Season 1 introduced viewers to the Kreischer family’s attempt to fit into their new environment while staying true to themselves. Season 2 is expected to continue exploring the family’s messy adjustment to elite school life, social pressure, and Bert’s constant struggle to do the right thing without making everything worse.

Netflix’s Free Bert Season 2 Casting Opportunities

Casting opportunities for Free Bert Season 2 may include background actors, stand-ins, and specialty roles for scenes set in schools, gyms, social spaces, and community environments.

According to current casting details, production is seeking both returning performers and new faces for potential recurring work throughout the season.

Possible roles may include:

  • High school students
  • Students who can portray younger age ranges
  • High school wrestlers
  • Middle school wrestlers
  • Athletic gym-goers
  • Spin class participants
  • Dive bar patrons
  • Teachers
  • Upscale and wealthy-looking individuals
  • General background actors
  • Stand-ins for principal cast members

Because the show takes place around an elite school and upper-class social environment, casting may need performers who can convincingly portray students, parents, teachers, athletes, and wealthy community members.

Who Can Apply?

Casting opportunities for Free Bert Season 2 are open to a range of talent, including new and experienced background actors.

Talent should be comfortable working on a professional television set and able to follow direction from production staff and assistant directors.

Applicants may be a good fit if they have:

  • Acting experience
  • Background acting experience
  • Stand-in experience
  • Wrestling experience
  • Athletic ability
  • A polished, upscale look
  • Availability for filming in Atlanta
  • Reliable transportation
  • Professional on-set behavior

For wrestler-specific roles, previous wrestling experience may be preferred. For stand-in opportunities, casting teams may look for talent who match the height, build, complexion, and general look of principal actors.

How to Audition for Netflix’s Free Bert Season 2

If you are interested in working on Free Bert Season 2, the first step is to make sure your casting profile is complete and up to date.

Step 1: Create or Update Your Project Casting Profile

Start by creating a free profile on Project Casting or updating your existing account.

Your profile should include:

  • A recent headshot
  • A current full-body photo
  • Your height, sizes, and contact information
  • Acting experience
  • Background acting credits
  • Stand-in experience, if applicable
  • Athletic or wrestling experience
  • Special skills
  • Current location
  • Availability

For this type of production, clear photos are especially important. Casting teams need to quickly understand your look, age range, and whether you fit the scene being cast.

Step 2: Search for Free Bert Season 2 Casting Calls

Once your profile is ready, search Project Casting for terms such as:

  • Free Bert Season 2
  • Netflix comedy series
  • Atlanta casting calls
  • Background actors
  • Stand-ins
  • High school students
  • Wrestlers
  • Gym-goers
  • Teachers
  • Upscale background roles

Casting calls may update frequently, so performers should check often and apply as soon as they find a role that matches their look, skills, and availability.

Step 3: Submit the Right Materials

When applying, carefully read the casting notice and submit exactly what is requested.

Casting teams may ask for:

  • Recent photos
  • Contact information
  • Availability
  • Wardrobe sizes
  • Location
  • Transportation confirmation
  • Wrestling or athletic experience
  • Previous background acting experience
  • Stand-in measurements

Make sure your photos are current and accurately reflect how you look now. Avoid heavy filters, sunglasses, hats, or group photos unless specifically requested.

Step 4: Be Available and Professional

Background acting jobs often require long filming days. Talent should be prepared to arrive on time, follow instructions, remain quiet during filming, and maintain continuity between takes.

Professionalism matters. Being reliable, responsive, and prepared can increase your chances of being considered for future scenes or recurring background work.

Why This Is a Great Opportunity for Actors

Working on a Netflix comedy series can be a valuable experience for aspiring actors, background performers, and stand-ins.

A project like Free Bert Season 2 gives talent the chance to:

  • Work on a major streaming production
  • Gain professional set experience
  • Learn how scripted comedy scenes are filmed
  • Build background acting credits
  • Network with production professionals
  • Potentially return for recurring work
  • Develop confidence on a television set

For Atlanta-based talent, this is especially exciting because the city continues to be one of the top production hubs in the United States.

Tips to Improve Your Chances

To stand out for Free Bert Season 2 casting opportunities, talent should:

  • Submit early
  • Follow all instructions carefully
  • Use clear, recent photos
  • Be honest about experience and availability
  • Mention any wrestling or athletic experience
  • Keep your phone and email accessible
  • Respond quickly to casting messages
  • Arrive prepared if booked
  • Maintain a positive attitude on set

Casting teams often remember talent who are professional, punctual, and easy to work with.

Final Thoughts

Netflix’s Free Bert Season 2 is officially moving forward, and new casting opportunities are giving actors, stand-ins, athletes, and specialty talent a chance to join the production.

With its comedy-driven story, school setting, athletic scenes, and larger social world, the show may need a wide range of performers to help bring Season 2 to life.

If you are based in Atlanta or able to work locally, now is a great time to update your Project Casting profile, prepare your photos, and apply for available Free Bert Season 2 casting calls.

This could be your chance to gain professional set experience on a Netflix comedy series and be part of one of Bert Kreischer’s biggest scripted projects.