Interactive Game Shoot – “Spartacus: Rise of the Gladiator”

Job Description
An interactive game production titled Spartacus – Gladiator: The Rising Times of Glory is casting men and women for an upcoming worldwide shoot taking place in Mexico. Production is seeking talent who are passport-ready and available for international travel.

This is a high-energy project inspired by the world of gladiators and ancient combat, offering performers the opportunity to work on a large-scale interactive production.

Filming is scheduled from March 7 through April 9, and selected talent must be fully available during this window.

Job Responsibilities

• Portray characters in a gladiator-themed interactive game production

• Follow direction for action-based and staged combat sequences

• Maintain availability for international travel and full shoot schedule

• Work collaboratively with cast and production team on location in Mexico

Requirements

• Men and women, various roles available

• Must have a valid passport and be able to travel to Mexico

• Must be available March 7 – April 9

• Comfortable participating in action-oriented scenes

• Professional attitude and reliability required

Compensation

• $350 per day (10–20 days)

• Agency fee: 20%

• International production experience

Job Description
A fast-paced comedy short film titled Reservations is now casting energetic and fun performers. The project is part of the Comedy Igniter Challenge and promises a lively, high-energy set environment. The production is seeking actors who can bring strong comedic timing, personality, and collaborative spirit to the screen.

This is a non-union project filming in Toronto at a local restaurant location.

Job Responsibilities

• Perform in a scripted comedy short film

• Bring strong comedic timing and high energy to scenes

• Collaborate with cast and crew in a fast-paced production setting

• Attend scheduled shoot day and be prepared for an efficient filming process

Requirements

• Non-union actors

• Strong comedic performance skills

• Professional headshot, resume, and reel required for submission

• Ability to work as a local hire in Toronto

Compensation Details

• Non-union production

• High-energy creative collaboration opportunity

• Film credit and festival challenge exposure

Job Description
An experienced cinematography instructor is offering a hands-on learning opportunity for aspiring cinematographers, camera operators, and assistant camera professionals. With over 45 years of experience in cinematography and lighting, this mentorship focuses on narrative filmmaking, advanced lighting techniques, composition strategies, and professional cinema camera operation.

This opportunity is structured through a bartering agreement designed for individuals who are serious about mastering the craft of filmmaking. Participants will gain immersive, real-world training and industry insight in a collaborative learning environment.

Job Responsibilities

• Participate in hands-on cinematography and lighting workshops

• Learn advanced lighting techniques and composition strategies

• Gain experience building and operating professional cinema cameras

• Commit to attending sessions once or twice per week for several hours

• Actively engage in collaborative narrative filmmaking exercises

Requirements

• Aspiring cinematographers, camera operators, or assistant camera professionals

• Strong interest in narrative filmmaking

• Reliable availability once or twice per week

• Serious commitment to skill development

Compensation Details

• Access to professional-level cinematography classes and workshops

• Hands-on mentorship from a seasoned cinematography instructor

• Practical industry experience in lighting and camera operation

• Skill-building opportunity in exchange for participation (barter-based arrangement)

Job Description
An upcoming urban drama titled Legends in the Chair is now casting principal and supporting roles. Set inside a South Side barbershop, the story explores themes of community, redemption, mentorship, healing, and legacy — rebuilding the block one cut at a time.

This production is centered around authentic Chicago storytelling and is seeking strong performers who can bring depth and realism to emotionally grounded roles. Chicago-based talent is strongly encouraged to submit.

Job Responsibilities

• Perform in a dramatic film project (principal or supporting role)

• Portray authentic, emotionally driven characters

• Collaborate with cast and production team during filming

• Submit required materials for consideration

Requirements

• Actors for principal and supporting roles

• Strong dramatic performance ability

• Chicago locals preferred

Compensation Details

• Independent film project

• Principal and supporting roles available

• Opportunity to be part of a Chicago-centered urban drama

Job Description
The indie short film What They Don’t Say on the Floor is now casting for multiple roles. This coming-of-age drama follows Jade, a dedicated young cheerleader struggling under the weight of perfection, family expectations, and self-doubt. Created by an all-female crew and creative team, the film explores burnout, resilience, and redefining self-worth beyond achievement.

Production is seeking performers for lead, supporting, and background roles. Cheer experience is required for several roles.

Project Details

• Project Type: Indie Short Film

• Genre: Drama / Coming of Age

• Union Status: Non-Union

• Shoot Dates: March 16–22, 2026
  (Up to 3 shoot days + 1 rehearsal day for cheer roles)

Character Breakdown

Teen Jade (Lead)
Female, 18+ to play 17, African American.
A talented and driven high school senior cheerleader who sacrifices everything for the sport. Begins to question her identity and worth. Cheer experience required (multiple shoot days).

Jade’s Mom (Supporting)
Female, 40+, African American or Mixed descent.
A complex, loving mother who pushes her daughter to excel. (One shoot day)

Becca (Supporting)
Female, 18+ to play 17, any race/ethnicity.
Jade’s teammate. Competitive and direct. Cheer experience required. (One line – multiple scenes)

Teammate 1
Any gender, 18+ to play 17, any race/ethnicity.
Cheer squad member. Cheer experience required. (One line – multiple scenes)

Teammate 2
Any gender, 18+ to play 17, any race/ethnicity.
Questions Jade’s ability to carry the team. Cheer experience required. (One line – multiple scenes)

Background Cheerleaders
18+ to play younger, any gender, any race.
Tumbling and/or stunting experience preferred. (Minimum 2 shoot days + 1 rehearsal day)

Job Responsibilities

• Submit self-tape audition via provided Google Form

• Attend callbacks via Zoom (if selected)

• Participate in rehearsal (for cheer roles)

• Perform scripted dramatic material

Requirements

• Must be 18+ to apply

• Cheer experience required for applicable roles

• Submit slate and skills clip for cheer roles

• Ability to self-tape and meet submission deadline

Compensation Details

• Unpaid

• Crafty provided

• IMDb credit

• Reel footage

Job Description
The indie horror short film THEM is now casting three roles for an upcoming production shooting in New Jersey. This non-union project explores generational trauma, mental health, and the lingering effects of childhood experiences through a dark and unsettling narrative.

The film will shoot over select weekends during Summer and Fall 2026. This is a paid, indie low-budget project.

Roles Casting

Linda
Female, Caucasian, ages 50–60 (to play 55)
Abby’s mother. Sarcastic but genuine. Wants to reconnect with her daughter but feels emotionally pushed away.

Thomas
Male, ages 50–65
Abby’s therapist. Calm, supportive, and genuine. Helps Abby confront and work through her mental struggles.

Jonathan
Male, Caucasian, ages 50–60 (to play 55)
Abby’s father. Struggles with addiction and impulsive behavior. Emotionally volatile.

Job Responsibilities

• Submit for audition sides

• Participate in weekend shoot schedule

• Perform emotionally intense dramatic material

Requirements

• Must fit listed age ranges

• Strong dramatic acting skills

• Available for weekend shoots

• Non-union talent

Compensation Details

• Paid (Indie Low-Budget Rate)

• Non-Union

Job Description

A new short film titled Ghost Tracks is now casting a young boy between the ages of 7 and 9 to play the lead role. The film is a winner of the Screen Wexford New Voices 2026 Short Film Fund and will shoot in County Wexford this April.

Ghost Tracks explores the role technology plays in modern family life—its benefits, hidden dangers, and the impact it has on relationships within the home. The story examines contemporary parenting anxieties while delivering an engaging and thought-provoking narrative for a broad audience.

Job Responsibilities

• Perform in a leading role in a short film

• Attend in-person audition if selected

• Participate in filming in April

Requirements

• Male child actor, ages 7–9

• Available for filming in April

• Available for auditions in Wexford on March 2

• Submit expression of interest before the deadline

Audition Details

• Audition Date: March 2 (Wexford)

• Deadline for audition tape submissions: Sunday, February 22, 2026

Compensation

• Compensation details not specified (inquire upon submission)

Job Description
A paid testimonial video is now casting a male actor, age 60 or older, for a professional law firm testimonial shoot in Downtown Houston. The project involves portraying a client sharing his experience in a clear, natural, and trustworthy manner.

This is an on-camera role requiring teleprompter reading and a confident, authentic delivery.

Job Responsibilities

• Portray a client delivering a testimonial

• Read script from a teleprompter

• Deliver lines clearly and naturally on camera

Requirements

• Male, 60 years old or older

• Professional, trustworthy presence

• Clear and confident speaking voice

• Comfortable reading from a teleprompter

• Natural, non-theatrical delivery

Compensation

• $200 for up to 2 hours

Job Description

A new character-driven stage play, Skyhook, is casting three actors for its upcoming festival production premiering at the 2026 Toronto Fringe Festival. This access-focused production explores friendship, pride, and reinvention through the unlikely bond between an aging pilot and a retired pirate at a gambling resort.

The production is seeking versatile, dynamic performers (18+, any gender) for principal roles in this non-union theatrical production. Rehearsals will take place in New York City, with performances scheduled in Toronto, Canada.

Job Responsibilities

• Portray one of the principal characters in a character-driven stage production

• Collaborate closely with the director and creative team to develop layered, compelling performances

• Participate in weekly rehearsals in NYC

• Travel internationally for festival performances in Toronto

• Perform consistently and professionally throughout the festival run

• For select roles, perform dual characters as written in the script

Roles

SKY – A pilot and top local aviator. Fatigued rule-following perfectionist. (Doubles as Dr. Claude)

HOOK – A fisher-turned pirate. Deceptive, difficult player.

KINGSLEY – A know-it-all live table dealer who moonlights as a magician. (Doubles as Drapes)

DR. CLAUDE – A dogmatic lecturer and father to Sky. (Doubled by Sky actor)

DRAPES – An authoritative table game floor supervisor to Kingsley. (Doubled by Kingsley actor)

Requirements

• Must be 18 years or older

• Open to all genders

• Strong stage acting skills and comfort with character-driven material

• Ability to rehearse in New York City

• Availability for travel and performances in Toronto, Canada

• Must be able to commit to a non-union production

Compensation Details

• Non-union production

• Actors will receive stipends (amount to be determined)

• International travel provided

• Accommodations provided during Toronto performances

Job Description

The University of Miami’s Cinematic Arts program is holding general auditions for upcoming student film productions. Actors selected through this process will be considered for a wide range of roles across more than 30 films scheduled for production this year.

This is an opportunity for performers to collaborate with emerging local directors, gain valuable on-set experience, and expand their professional network while building their acting reel. Auditions will be held in person, with self-tapes considered only for those unable to attend.

Job Responsibilities

• Audition for multiple student film projects under the University of Miami’s Cinematic Arts program

• Perform assigned roles in short films and student-led productions

• Collaborate with student directors, producers, and crew members

• Attend scheduled rehearsals and filming sessions as required

• Maintain professionalism throughout the production process

Requirements

• Open to actors of all experience levels

• Must submit a current headshot and resume

• Ability to attend in-person auditions in Coral Gables, Florida (self-tapes considered only if unable to attend)

• Availability for filming schedules as assigned per project

• Strong communication and collaboration skills

Compensation Details

• Compensation details vary by individual student production

• Actors will receive project-specific information upon selection

• Opportunity to gain professional footage for reels and build industry connections