Vancouver Casting Calls & Acting Auditions

Artists for Hybrid Documentary Project

Job Description

A hybrid documentary film is looking for artists to participate in a collaborative project celebrating Canadian queer history. This creative opportunity invites visual artists and multidisciplinary creatives to contribute their artistic perspectives while engaging in documentary storytelling and performance.

Job Responsibilities

• Participate in collaborative artistic activities.
• Share creative perspectives during documentary filming.
• Engage in interviews and group discussions.
• Collaborate with fellow participants and the production team.

Requirements

• Must be at least 19 years old.
• Interest in queer history and collaborative art.
• Comfortable discussing sex-positive topics.
• Strong creative and communication skills.
• Must be available for the scheduled residency.

Compensation

• Paid opportunity.
• Transportation provided.
• Accommodation provided.
• Catering provided.

Cinematographers for Hybrid Documentary Project

Job Description

A hybrid documentary project is seeking cinematographers interested in collaborative filmmaking and visual storytelling centered on Canadian queer history. This opportunity is ideal for creative professionals looking to contribute to a meaningful documentary production.

Job Responsibilities

• Support documentary filming and visual storytelling.
• Collaborate with the production team throughout filming.
• Capture creative and documentary-style footage.
• Participate in collaborative production sessions.

Requirements

• Must be at least 19 years old.
• Interest in documentary filmmaking and queer history.
• Strong collaboration and communication skills.
• Must be available for the full production schedule.

Compensation

• Paid opportunity.
• Transportation provided.
• Accommodation provided.
• Catering provided.

Musicians for Hybrid Documentary Project

Job Description

A hybrid documentary film is casting musicians to collaborate on an artistic exploration of Canadian queer history. Selected participants will contribute their creative talents through collaborative performances, discussions, and documentary filming during a multi-day residency.

Job Responsibilities

• Participate in collaborative creative sessions.
• Contribute musical talents during filming and workshops.
• Engage in interviews and group discussions.
• Collaborate with fellow artists and the production team.

Requirements

• Must be at least 19 years old.
• Passion for queer history and artistic collaboration.
• Comfortable discussing sex-positive topics.
• Strong communication and teamwork skills.
• Must be available for the scheduled residency.

Compensation

• Paid opportunity.
• Transportation provided.
• Accommodation provided.
• Catering provided.

Actors for Hybrid Documentary Project

Job Description

Casting is seeking actors for an upcoming hybrid documentary exploring the stories and legacy of Canadian queer communities. This unique production blends documentary storytelling with collaborative performance, offering actors the opportunity to contribute to an important historical and artistic project.

Job Responsibilities

• Perform in collaborative improvised scenes.
• Participate in interviews and creative workshops.
• Work closely with the director and ensemble cast.
• Attend all scheduled filming and residency activities.

Requirements

• Must be at least 19 years old.
• Interest in queer history and community storytelling.
• Comfortable participating in open discussions about sex-positive topics.
• Strong collaborative and improvisational skills.
• Must be available for the complete production schedule.

Compensation

• Paid opportunity.
• Transportation provided.
• Accommodation provided.
• Catering provided.

2SLGBTQIA+ Performers for Hybrid Documentary Project

Job Description

A hybrid documentary project is seeking 2SLGBTQIA+ performers to participate in an immersive storytelling experience exploring significant Canadian queer history. This paid opportunity is ideal for performers who are passionate about artistic collaboration, queer history, and community engagement. Participants will take part in interviews and collaborative improvised performances during a three-night creative residency in the Muskoka Lake region.

Job Responsibilities

• Participate in documentary interviews and collaborative performances.
• Share personal perspectives and engage in discussions about queer history.
• Collaborate with the creative team and fellow participants.
• Attend the full production residency and scheduled filming activities.

Requirements

• Must identify as part of the 2SLGBTQIA+ community.
• Must have an interest in queer history and HIV/AIDS education.
• Comfortable discussing sex-positive topics in an open and respectful manner.
• Experience in nightlife communities is considered an asset.
• Must be available for the full production schedule.
• Must be at least 19 years old.

Compensation

• Paid opportunity.
• Transportation provided.
• Accommodation provided.
• Catering provided.

Job Description

A public awareness photography campaign is casting an Indigenous female (Kookum) for a paid non-union still photography project in Manitoba. Production is seeking women approximately 45–70 years old to participate in a one-day photography session at Birds Hill Park.

Job Responsibilities

• Participate in a public awareness still photography campaign.
• Follow creative direction during the shoot.
• Attend the scheduled photography session.
• Maintain a professional attitude throughout production.

Requirements

• Indigenous female (Kookum).
• Ages 45–70 or close to that range.
• Must be non-union.
• Must have transportation to Birds Hill Park.
• Must be fully available on both scheduled production dates.
• Submit recent close-up and full-body photos.

Compensation

• $200 per person.

Job Description

A non-union public awareness photography campaign is seeking an Indigenous person who uses a wheelchair for a paid still photography project in Manitoba. The production is looking for authentic representation and welcomes applicants of any age and gender.

Job Responsibilities

• Participate in a public awareness photography campaign.
• Follow direction from the creative team.
• Attend the scheduled photography session.
• Be available for the assigned production day.

Requirements

• Indigenous person who uses a wheelchair.
• Any gender.
• Any age.
• Must be non-union.
• Must have transportation to Birds Hill Park.
• Must be fully available on both scheduled production dates.
• Submit recent close-up and full-body photos.

Compensation

• $200 per person.

Job Description

A paid public awareness photography campaign is seeking a Muslim family for a non-union still photography project in Manitoba. Production welcomes real family submissions and is looking for authentic participants for a one-day photography session at Birds Hill Park.

Job Responsibilities

• Participate in a public awareness photography campaign.
• Follow creative direction during the photo session.
• Attend the scheduled shoot at Birds Hill Park.
• Be available for the assigned production day.

Requirements

• Muslim family.
• Real families preferred.
• Must be non-union.
• Must have reliable transportation to Birds Hill Park.
• Must be fully available on both scheduled production dates.
• Submit recent close-up and full-body photos.

Compensation

• $200 per person.
• Family of four: $800.
• Family of five: $1,000.

Job Description

A public awareness photography campaign is seeking a real Indigenous family for a paid non-union photography project in Manitoba. Real families are preferred, although individual submissions may also be considered. Filming will take place at Birds Hill Park, and selected talent must be available on one of the scheduled photography days with reliable transportation.

Job Responsibilities

• Participate in a public awareness still photography campaign.
• Follow direction from the photographer and creative team.
• Attend the scheduled photography session at Birds Hill Park.
• Arrive prepared and available for the assigned shoot day.

Requirements

• Indigenous family.
• Open to real families, with preference given to family submissions.
• Must be non-union.
• Must have transportation to Birds Hill Park.
• Must be fully available on both scheduled production dates.
• Submit recent close-up and full-body photos for each family member.

Compensation

• $200 per person.
• Family of four: $800.
• Family of five: $1,000.

Job Description

A paid commercial production is seeking BIPOC talent for a non-union commercial filming in the Toronto/GTA area. Performers of a wide age range are encouraged to apply. This is an excellent opportunity for diverse talent looking to gain commercial experience while working on a professional production with competitive pay.

Job Responsibilities

• Participate in a commercial production as directed by the creative team.
• Attend the scheduled filming session in the Toronto/GTA area.
• Deliver natural, authentic on-camera performances.
• Follow production schedules and on-set instructions.

Requirements

• Must identify as BIPOC.
• Open to performers across a wide age range.
• Must be available to film in Toronto/GTA.
• Non-union talent only.

Compensation

• $600 session fee.
• $1,500 usage fee.
• Additional 15% agency fee, where applicable.