Beau Bonneau Casting

Nationwide Casting Call for Injury, Illness & Trauma Survivors – Paid Educational Video

Job Description
A nationwide casting call is seeking real injury, illness, and trauma survivors for paid educational medical videos. Producers are looking for individuals who are open to sharing their personal experiences and discussing how those events have shaped their lives and perspectives.

This project is focused on authentic storytelling for educational purposes. Selected participants will film in Chicago for a one-day shoot and will be compensated for their time, with additional travel reimbursements provided. This is a meaningful opportunity to share your voice and contribute to impactful medical education content.

Job Responsibilities

• Share your personal experience with injury, illness, or trauma on camera

• Participate in a one-day educational video shoot

• Speak openly about how your experience shaped your views and life journey

• Collaborate with the production team in a professional setting

Requirements

• Injury, illness, or trauma survivors

• Ages 30 and older

• Open to all genders and ethnicities

• Comfortable speaking on camera about personal experiences

• Able to travel to Chicago for filming

Compensation

• $2,080 base pay

Nationwide Casting Call for Occupational Therapists – Paid Educational Medical Video

Job Description
A nationwide casting call is seeking licensed occupational therapists for a paid educational medical video project. Producers are looking for professionals who plan and lead recreational or therapeutic group activities and are open to speaking about their work and experience on camera.

This project highlights real healthcare professionals and their impact. Filming will take place in Chicago for one day, with travel pay and reimbursements provided. This is a meaningful opportunity to represent your field in an educational setting.

Job Responsibilities

• Speak on camera about your professional experience as an occupational therapist

• Discuss group activities, therapy approaches, and patient engagement

• Participate in a one-day educational video shoot

• Collaborate with the production team in a professional environment

Requirements

• Licensed occupational therapist

• Ages 30 and older

• Open to all genders and ethnicities

• Comfortable speaking on camera

• Able to travel to Chicago for filming

• Able to provide contact information, recent photos, and professional credentials

Compensation

• $2,080 base pay

• Additional travel pay and reimbursements

• One-day filming commitment in Chicago

Students and Teachers for Educational Technology Project

Job Description
An educational technology company is casting students and teachers for a docu-style project focused on accessibility. This is a paid opportunity and does not require acting experience — just real, authentic individuals who represent the project’s focus on inclusion and diversity.

Job Responsibilities

• Participate in a docu-style shoot highlighting accessibility in education

• Follow simple on-set direction from the production team

• Share authentic experiences that contribute to the message of the project

Requirements

• Students:

  • Ages 9–10 (4th grade) who are deaf or hard of hearing

  • Ages 14–15 (9th grade) who are blind or have low vision

  • Students with limb differences, wheelchair users, or neurodivergent individuals

• Teachers: Elementary and high school teachers (no acting experience needed)

• Must live within two hours of San Francisco (no travel budget provided)

• Parents must provide child’s name, contact information, and photos (close-up and full-length)

Compensation

• $1,500 for the shoot day

• $65 for the wardrobe fitting