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Project Pharma Commercial – Non-Union Roles
Job Description
A healthcare commercial campaign is casting real people to share authentic stories and experiences. This project celebrates every step of the healthcare journey and challenges the barriers that prevent people from feeling their best. The focus is on real bodies, real stories, and real representation.
Job Responsibilities
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Participate in a healthcare-themed commercial campaign
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Share authentic energy and presence on camera
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Attend callbacks and wardrobe fittings as scheduled
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Be available for one full shooting day within the production dates
Requirements
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Men and women, ages 35–55
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BMI between 30–50
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All ethnicities welcome
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Must be based in or able to work in Toronto
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Cannot have appeared in ads for pharmacies or pharmaceutical companies
Compensation
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$57 for wardrobe fitting (approx. 2 hours)
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$451 for a full shoot day (10 hours, additional pay if longer)
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$4,887 buyout for final campaign use (videos, 1 year, North America + worldwide digital/social)
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$1,880 additional buyout if images are used in print or billboards
Job Description
A student-directed film with a professional crew is now casting for an outdoor scene in Toronto. This project is seeking actors who can bring strong comedic timing, expressive performances, and a confident on-screen presence. Meals and professional working conditions will be provided.
Job Responsibilities
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Perform scripted roles with energy, precision, and comedic timing
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Engage in physical scenes involving collisions and expressive acting moments
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Collaborate with the director and cast to deliver a strong on-camera performance
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Participate in outdoor filming with weather-appropriate attire
Requirements
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Mother: Female, 30s, pushing a stroller with a prop baby; loud, mean, and talkative personality. Must be comfortable with expressive/argument scenes.
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Store Staff: All genders, role requires colliding with lead actress, falling on the street, and spilling a drink. Must be physically comfortable and able to deliver comedic timing.
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Strong acting presence and ability to perform physical comedy is required.
Compensation
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$200/day plus meals provided
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Professional set experience with a student-led production team
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Safe working conditions with safety equipment provided
Music Video Casting Call for The Musician/Father Role
Job Description
A non-union music video is seeking talent to portray “The Musician/Father,” a seasoned artist grappling with emotional vulnerability after years in the spotlight. The role captures a moment of personal breakdown and reconnection with family.
Job Responsibilities
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Portray a complex character with emotional depth
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Follow direction to capture both musical presence and personal vulnerability
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Work 1–2 days during the scheduled shoot week
Requirements
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Male, ages 34–49
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Seasoned, weathered look suitable for a long-time musician
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Acting experience not required
Compensation
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$650/day flat rate (includes agency fees)
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1–2 day commitment
Female Figure Skaters Needed for Grocery Store Commercial
Job Description
A fun Olympic-themed grocery store commercial is casting intermediate to advanced female figure skaters, ages 7–12, in the Greater Toronto Area. This one-day shoot offers competitive pay and an exciting opportunity for young skaters to showcase their talent on camera.
Job Responsibilities
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Perform figure skating routines confidently on camera
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Follow the director’s guidance to achieve the desired performance
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Attend a wardrobe fitting prior to filming
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Maintain a positive, energetic attitude throughout production
Requirements
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Female, ages 7–12
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Intermediate or advanced figure skating skills required
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Outgoing and comfortable being filmed
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Must be legally eligible to work in Canada
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Must be able to film in Toronto
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Available for wardrobe fitting on September 12 or 13, 2025 (approx. 2 hours)
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Available for filming one day between September 14–17, 2025 (must hold all dates until booked)
Compensation
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$75 for wardrobe appointment
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$600 for one day/night of filming
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Additional $2,250 if likeness is featured in final commercial
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Total potential pay: $675–$2,925
Job Description
An exciting opportunity is available for an Assistant Editor to join the post-production team for Season 2 of the documentary series My Pet Ate What?. This position involves working in an Avid Media Composer environment to support editors and producers by preparing and organizing media, managing workflows, and ensuring smooth post-production operations. The role demands technical proficiency, attention to detail, and the ability to thrive in a fast-paced schedule of multiple half-hour episodes.
Job Responsibilities
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Ingest, organize, and sync footage in Avid Media Composer
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Maintain and update project bins, media, and sequences
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Prepare projects for offline and online editing, including turnover to finishing
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Ensure all media and projects are properly backed up and archived
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Apply network naming conventions, version control, and file management protocols
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Export cuts for internal reviews, deliveries, and legal/compliance checks
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Track and incorporate editorial notes from producers and story editors
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Assist with pull requests, stock footage, and archival material sourcing
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Coordinate episode schedules and deadlines with the post team
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Troubleshoot technical issues in collaboration with the Post Supervisor and Lead Assistant Editor
Requirements
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Proficiency in Avid Media Composer (required)
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Previous experience as an Assistant Editor in television or documentary production
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Strong organizational and media management skills
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Knowledge of offline/online workflows and conform processes
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Familiarity with legal clearance processes for visuals and audio (preferred)
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Strong communication skills and ability to collaborate in a team environment
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Ability to work under tight deadlines while maintaining accuracy and attention to detail
Compensation
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Contract: 3–4 weeks with potential for extension
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Office-based position in Vancouver, BC
Job Description
A new documentary project is seeking an experienced, self-sufficient Director of Photography (DOP) to capture stunning footage in a natural environment. This role is ideal for a cinematographer who can work independently with their own professional gear and has proven experience filming wildlife. The project requires creativity, technical expertise, and a passion for storytelling through powerful visual imagery.
Job Responsibilities
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Film high-quality footage of wildlife and natural environments
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Operate independently while managing all aspects of filming
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Collaborate with the production team to achieve the project’s creative vision
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Ensure all footage is captured safely and professionally in challenging outdoor conditions
Requirements
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Proven experience as a DOP, preferably with wildlife documentaries
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Ability to work autonomously in remote locations
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Proficiency with professional filming equipment and own gear list
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Strong portfolio or video demo showcasing recent work
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Comfort working in nature and adapting to unpredictable shooting conditions
Compensation
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Competitive rates based on experience and scope of work
Teen Male Hockey Players Casting Call
Job Description
Casting directors are seeking talented teen male hockey players to join an exciting upcoming production. This is an opportunity for skilled athletes to showcase their abilities on camera while gaining professional experience in the entertainment industry.
Job Responsibilities
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Participate in on-camera hockey scenes as part of a team or individual player
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Perform hockey actions authentically and safely during filming
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Collaborate with production staff, coaches, and other cast members
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Follow direction from the director to achieve the desired scene performance
Requirements
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Teen males, 14+ years old
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Skilled in ice hockey with prior playing experience
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Must have a good level of fitness and on-ice stamina
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Comfortable performing in front of cameras and production crew
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Non-union talent
Compensation
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Competitive pay based on experience and role
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Opportunity to work on a professional set and gain exposure
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Experience credit for future sports and acting opportunities
Casting Call for South Asian and Southeast Asian Immigrants Arriving in Canada
Job Description
A meaningful branded documentary project is seeking South Asian (Indian, Pakistani, Sri Lankan, Bangladeshi) or Southeast Asian (Vietnamese or Filipino) immigrants or students aged 25–45 who are arriving in Vancouver, Canada between September 1st and November 30th, 2025. This project will document the arrival experience and personal stories of individuals starting a new chapter in Canada. No acting experience is required—just an outgoing personality and comfort being on camera.
Job Responsibilities
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Participate in on-camera interviews documenting your arrival in Canada
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Share personal stories and experiences in an authentic and engaging way
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Be filmed at the airport upon arrival in Vancouver
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Be available for a brief online interview with the director if shortlisted
Requirements
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Ages 25–45
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South Asian or Southeast Asian background
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Must be legally entering Canada for work or study
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Arriving in Vancouver between September 1st and November 30th, 2025
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Outgoing, comfortable on camera, and able to share personal experiences
Compensation
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$5,000 honorarium if selected
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If referred by a family member, friend, or contact in Canada who recommended this opportunity, they will receive $2,500
Job Description
Casting for multiple roles in a bedding brand commercial that will feature both video and photo assets. The tone of the piece is natural, relaxed, and gently comedic, with a storyline involving a medium-sized dog interacting with its owners.
Roles & Responsibilities
Role #1: Young Girl
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Gender/Age: Female, ages 28–35
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Look/Personality: Approachable, expressive, able to convey gentle humor and warmth. Should feel like a genuine pet parent, not a polished commercial model.
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Performance Style: Natural and understated, with authentic comedic timing—especially in silent reactions and “being won over” by the dog.
Role #2: Husband
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Gender/Age: Male, ages 30–45
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Look/Personality: Charming, relatable, comedic potential, not overly polished—someone audiences believe genuinely works from home.
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Performance Style: Strong silent comedy skills; must shift easily from serious work mode to playful or mischievous. Ability to deliver subtle reactions (smirks, “finger guns,” etc.).
Role #3: Wife
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Gender/Age: Female, ages 30–45
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Look/Personality: Expressive, skilled at non-verbal comedy (eye rolls, double-takes, approving nods). Should naturally play off husband’s antics.
Role #4: Dog
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Rate: $600 total, buyout included
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Requirements: Medium-sized, well-trained dog able to follow basic cues (sit, stay, interact). Must fetch a blanket on cue, be comfortable jumping on/off furniture, and handle multiple takes. Should be playful, endearing, and expressive.
Compensation
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Human roles: $1000 total, buyout included.
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Dog role: $600 total, buyout included.
Female Tennis Player for Health App Shoot
Job Description
Seeking a skilled female tennis player with a powerful serve for an exciting health app campaign. This role requires athletic ability, strong on-camera presence, and authentic tennis skills to showcase the energy and precision of the sport.
Job Responsibilities
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Deliver dynamic tennis serves on camera with professional form
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Perform multiple takes while maintaining consistency and energy
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Bring charisma, confidence, and athletic presence to the shoot
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Follow creative direction from the production team for specific shots and movements
Requirements
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Female, ages 25–40
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Skilled tennis player with strong serving ability
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Comfortable performing on camera
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Non-union talent preferred
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Able to share background on tennis experience
Compensation
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$4,600+ for one-day shoot
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Filming scheduled for one day between August 21–23 in Toronto