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Homicide for the Holidays – Tim, Perpetrator’s Boyfriend

Job Description

“Homicide for the Holidays” is looking for a male performer to portray Tim, the perpetrator’s boyfriend, in a non-speaking true crime reenactment role. Selected talent will participate in relationship-focused scenes and should be comfortable performing natural physical interactions on camera.

Job Responsibilities

  • Portray Tim in dramatic reenactment scenes
  • Perform natural relationship interactions with another actor
  • Follow scene blocking and production direction
  • Convey emotions effectively without scripted dialogue
  • Maintain performance continuity throughout filming

Requirements

  • White male, 30s
  • Brown hair
  • Must be comfortable holding hands with a female actor
  • Comfortable performing in a non-speaking true crime role
  • Must be able to work locally in Knoxville, Tennessee

Compensation

  • $135 per day
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Homicide for the Holidays – Randy, Victim’s Brother

Job Description

A true crime television production is casting the role of Randy, the victim’s brother, for an upcoming “Homicide for the Holidays” reenactment. This non-union role relies on authentic physical acting and natural reactions rather than scripted dialogue.

Job Responsibilities

  • Portray the victim’s brother in reenacted scenes
  • Deliver believable non-verbal reactions on camera
  • Follow blocking and performance direction
  • Maintain character and visual continuity throughout filming
  • Work cooperatively with other performers and crew

Requirements

  • White male, mid-40s
  • Full head of clean-cut hair
  • Clean-shaven or scruffy appearance
  • Comfortable appearing in a true crime reenactment
  • No scripted dialogue
  • Must work locally in Knoxville, Tennessee

Compensation

  • $100 per day
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Homicide for the Holidays – Officer Danny

Job Description

“Homicide for the Holidays” is seeking a male performer to portray Officer Danny in an upcoming true crime reenactment episode. The non-speaking role requires a believable law enforcement appearance and the ability to follow detailed production direction.

Job Responsibilities

  • Portray Officer Danny in recreated crime scenes
  • Perform realistic law enforcement background actions
  • Follow blocking and instructions throughout filming
  • Maintain continuity and professionalism between takes
  • Support an authentic true crime television environment

Requirements

  • White male, late 30s–40s
  • Average build
  • Goatee or beard with some graying
  • Shaved, bald, or balding head
  • Comfortable with non-speaking television work
  • Must be a Knoxville, Tennessee local hire

Compensation

  • $135 per day
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Homicide for the Holidays – Tammy, Mastermind

Job Description

“Homicide for the Holidays” is casting a female performer to portray Tammy, the mastermind, in a non-union true crime reenactment. The role requires a natural dramatic presence and the ability to communicate the story visually without scripted dialogue.

Job Responsibilities

  • Portray Tammy in dramatic true crime reenactment scenes
  • Perform natural reactions and physical actions on camera
  • Follow scene direction and blocking from the production team
  • Maintain consistent appearance and performance between takes
  • Collaborate professionally with cast and crew

Requirements

  • White female, 30s–early 40s
  • Average build
  • Brown hair with bangs
  • Comfortable with non-speaking reenactment work
  • Must be able to work in Knoxville, Tennessee
  • Must work as a local hire

Compensation

  • $150 per day
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Homicide for the Holidays – Larry, Victim

Job Description

The true crime reenactment series “Homicide for the Holidays” is seeking an actor to portray Larry, a victim, in an upcoming episode. This non-union network television role has no scripted dialogue and requires talent who can deliver a convincing physical performance during dramatic reenactment scenes.

Job Responsibilities

  • Portray Larry in true crime reenactment scenes
  • Perform non-speaking dramatic actions based on the storyline
  • Follow blocking and direction from the production team
  • Maintain character continuity throughout filming
  • Work professionally during sensitive crime reenactment scenes

Requirements

  • White male, late 30s–40s
  • Brown hair with a clean haircut
  • Mustache
  • Tall, thin build
  • Comfortable appearing in a true crime reenactment
  • Must be able to work in Knoxville, Tennessee
  • Local hire; lodging and travel are not provided

Compensation

  • $200 per day
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Meijer Thanksgiving Commercial – Family Members

Job Description

A Meijer Thanksgiving commercial is seeking African American talent to portray members of a family gathering for the holiday. The production is looking for young adults who can create a warm, authentic family dynamic on camera. Professional on-camera experience is required for this paid commercial opportunity.

Job Responsibilities

  • Portray a family member in a Thanksgiving commercial
  • Participate in natural holiday gathering and family scenes
  • Deliver authentic reactions and interactions on camera
  • Follow creative direction from the commercial production team
  • Maintain continuity and professionalism throughout filming
  • Collaborate naturally with other performers to create a believable family atmosphere

Requirements

  • African American talent, ages 20s to late 30s
  • Open to any gender
  • Must have professional on-camera experience
  • SAG-AFTRA, eligible Taft-Hartley talent, and non-union performers may be considered
  • Must be able to convincingly portray part of a family gathering for Thanksgiving
  • Must be able to work in the Frankfort, Illinois area

Compensation

  • SAG-AFTRA extra minimum rate: $466.60 for up to 8 hours
  • Additional overtime and applicable bumps will be paid
  • Standard deductions apply
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Newborn Babies – TV Background Actors

Job Description

A television production is seeking newborn babies for upcoming scenes in its fifth episode. The casting call is open to both twins and single newborns who can portray infants on camera. Families local to the Chicago area are encouraged to consider this paid background opportunity, with appropriate on-set care provided for participating babies.

Job Responsibilities

  • Appear as a newborn baby in television scenes
  • Participate in brief, age-appropriate filming under production supervision
  • Work with guardians and the on-set baby nurse throughout production
  • Follow all production procedures established for infant performers

Requirements

  • Newborn girls or boys
  • Seeking Latino/Latina or Caucasian newborns
  • Both twins and single newborns are being considered
  • Must weigh 10 lbs. or less
  • Must be local to Chicago, surrounding suburbs, or nearby Illinois border states
  • Parent or legal guardian must accompany the newborn as required by production

Compensation

  • $200 for two hours
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Extra
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Job Title: Little Five – Stand-In Will

CASTING CALL — LITTLE FIVE

CASTING BY: 4 Star Casting

PROJECT: Little Five – Film

ROLES: Stand-In Will

SHOOT DATES: August 25, 2026

AVAILABILITY: Must be available for the full filming schedule

LOCATION: Chicago, IL

RATE: $180/8

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SEEKING TALENT WHO MATCH THE FOLLOWING SPECS:

STAND-IN WILL

• Gender: Male

• Ethnicity: Caucasian

• Age: 35–50

• Height: 6’3”

• Weight: 225–275 lbs.

• Must closely match the required physical appearance

Stand-in experience preferred.

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IMPORTANT NOTICE

This opportunity is cast by 4 Star Casting.

It is completely FREE to apply.

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Major Athletic Brand Commercial – Flag Football Players and Featured Models

Job Description

A major athletic brand is casting talent for an upcoming Los Angeles commercial featuring a dynamic sports-focused campaign. The production is seeking experienced flag football players as well as featured female models who can bring confidence, energy, and a natural on-camera presence to the project.

Job Responsibilities

  • Appear on camera in a commercial for a major athletic brand
  • Perform confidently in sports and lifestyle-focused scenes
  • Flag football players will demonstrate authentic football movements and athletic skills
  • Featured models will participate in visually driven commercial scenes
  • Take direction from the creative and production teams
  • Maintain consistent energy and professionalism throughout filming

Requirements

  • Flag football players: Any gender, ages 18–30
  • Flag football players: Open to all ethnicities
  • Must have real flag football experience and be able to demonstrate playing ability
  • Featured models: Female, ages 18–30
  • Featured models: African American or Latinx
  • Must be comfortable appearing on camera for a major commercial campaign
  • Must have open availability for the production schedule
  • Must be able to work in Los Angeles

Compensation

  • Flag football players: $500 for 10 hours
  • Featured models: $300 for 10 hour
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True Crime Series – Joe, Accused

Job Description

A non-union true crime reenactment series for network television is seeking a male actor to portray Joe, an accused individual in a dramatic recreation. The role involves a murder reenactment, scripted violence, and handling a prop gun. There is no scripted dialogue, making physical performance and the ability to follow detailed direction essential.

Job Responsibilities

  • Portray Joe in a true crime television reenactment
  • Perform non-speaking dramatic scenes based on real events
  • Participate in scenes depicting scripted violence and a murder
  • Safely handle a production-provided prop gun under professional supervision
  • Match required physical actions, positioning, and continuity between takes
  • Follow all production direction and on-set safety protocols

Requirements

  • White male, 20s to early 30s
  • Tall with a stocky build
  • Must be able to match the required hair and facial hair appearance
  • Comfortable performing scripted violence
  • Comfortable being present during a murder reenactment
  • Comfortable handling a prop gun under production supervision
  • No scripted dialogue required
  • Must be able to work in the Knoxville, Tennessee area

Compensation

  • $200 per day
  • Hotel accommodations provided

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Find Casting Calls & Acting Auditions Near You

Are you an aspiring actor looking for your big break or a seasoned professional seeking your next role? Navigating the world of casting calls can be a thrilling yet challenging journey. Understanding where to find these opportunities and how to leverage popular filming locations can significantly enhance your chances of landing that dream role.

What are Casting Calls?

Casting calls are auditions organized by casting directors to find suitable actors for various roles in film, television, theater, and commercials. These are your gateway to the screen and stage, providing a platform to showcase your acting skills to key decision-makers in the industry.

Popular Filming Locations and Their Impact

Several cities around the world are renowned for being film-making hubs, each offering unique opportunities for actors:

1. Hollywood, Los Angeles: The heart of the film industry, Hollywood is synonymous with cinema and television. Here, casting calls are plentiful, ranging from blockbuster movies to independent films and everything in between.

2. New York City: Known for both its theater scene and film productions, NYC is a vibrant hub for casting calls, especially for Broadway shows and live performances.

3. Atlanta, Georgia: With its favorable tax incentives, Atlanta has become a hotspot for film and TV productions, resulting in a surge of casting calls for actors in recent years.

4. Vancouver, Canada: Often referred to as “Hollywood North,” Vancouver is a top destination for filming due to its diverse landscapes and favorable filming conditions, leading to many opportunities for actors.

5. London, UK: A significant center for film and theatre, London offers numerous casting calls for everything from feature films to West End productions.

Tips for Navigating Casting Calls

  • Stay Informed: Regularly check specialized websites like Project Casting, where you can find daily updates on casting calls in various cities. Utilizing these platforms can help you stay ahead of the competition by applying early to newly posted opportunities.
  • Prepare Thoroughly: Always arrive at auditions prepared. This means having your lines memorized, understanding the character you are auditioning for, and being ready to take direction or feedback on the spot.
  • Network: The film industry is as much about talent as it is about connections. Attend industry events, workshops, and festivals in these popular locations to connect with casting directors, filmmakers, and other actors.
  • Professional Portfolio: Maintain an updated portfolio with your headshots, resume, and reel. An impressive portfolio can make a significant difference in how casting directors view your professionalism and suitability for a role.
  • Persistence and Patience: The entertainment industry is known for its competitiveness. Persistence in attending auditions and patience in handling rejections are key to eventually succeeding.

Conclusion

Whether you’re near the bustling streets of New York, the scenic views of Vancouver, or the historic sites of London, understanding the landscape of casting calls is crucial. By staying informed, prepared, and connected, you can navigate this dynamic field and potentially turn your acting aspirations into a successful career. Remember, every audition is a step forward in the industry, so take advantage of the opportunities these popular filming locations offer.

For more information on the latest casting calls and tips on advancing your acting career, visit Project Casting.

How do I find a legit casting call?

To find legitimate casting calls, start by using reputable platforms like Project Casting, which vets postings to ensure authenticity. Always research the casting company or director associated with the call. Legitimate opportunities typically don’t require payment to audition, and any contact should come from professional email addresses rather than personal accounts.

Can you audition without an agent?

Yes, you can audition without an agent. Many open casting calls and online platforms allow individual actors to submit directly for roles. While having an agent can provide access to more exclusive opportunities and handle negotiations, many new actors start their careers by attending open calls or self-submitting for roles online.

What is the difference between a casting call and an audition?

A casting call is a notice put out by producers or casting directors seeking potential actors for roles, inviting them to apply or present themselves. An audition is the process where actors perform a specific piece, like a monologue or a script, in front of the casting team after responding to a casting call. Essentially, the casting call is the request, and the audition is the response.

What is the best free casting call website?

Generally, you should not pay to attend casting calls. Legitimate casting calls and auditions do not require payment from actors. If a casting call asks for money to audition or to secure a role, it is likely a scam. The standard practice is that any fees associated with the casting process are covered by the production.

Should I pay for casting calls?

Generally, you should not pay to attend casting calls. Legitimate casting calls and auditions do not require payment from actors. If a casting call asks for money to audition or to secure a role, it is likely a scam. The standard practice is that any fees associated with the casting process are covered by the production.