DeLisi Creative

Casting South Asian Men to Portray Group Owners in New Film

Job Description
A feature film is seeking South Asian male actors to play group owners in a compelling, culturally rich scene. The role calls for authentic presence and grounded performances that reflect real-world community leadership. The shoot will take place in Los Angeles, and talent must be local to the area.

Job Responsibilities

• Portray a respected group owner with natural, conversational presence

• Follow direction to support the tone and pace of the scene

• Be available for filming and arrive fully prepared on set

• Represent cultural authenticity with professionalism and poise

Requirements

• Male, South Asian

• Ages 30–70

• Must be based in Los Angeles

Compensation

• Paid opportunity (details provided upon selection)

• Professional experience working on a narrative film

• Ideal for actors seeking culturally specific, character-driven roles

Now Casting Nurses and New Mother for Hospital Scene in Upcoming Film

Job Description
A beautiful new film production is seeking background actors to portray medical staff and a new mother for a compelling scene filming at SirReel Studios in Sun Valley, CA. This is a great opportunity for actors to gain on-set experience and work with a professional crew in a studio setting.

Job Responsibilities

• Portray a nurse (one male and one female needed) or a new mother patient in a hospital scene

• Follow on-set direction and maintain character consistency during takes

• Wear wardrobe and makeup appropriate to the medical scene

• Be punctual and professional throughout filming

Requirements

• Must be available on Tuesday, June 3

• Must be located in or able to travel to Sun Valley, CA

• Indicate union status (Union # or Non-Union)

Compensation

• Paid opportunity (details provided upon booking)

• Meals and on-set amenities provided

• Network and build relationships with industry professionals

Olympic Boxing Film ‘Fight for ’84’ Casting Call – Principal Roles

Job Description
Join the cast of Fight for ’84, an inspiring new feature film starring Jamie Foxx that tells the true story of the 1984 U.S. Olympic Boxing Team. Directed by Andrés Baiz (Narcos, Griselda) and written by Andrea Berloff (Straight Outta Compton), John Gatins (Flight), and Andy Weiss (White Boy Rick), this emotionally charged film explores themes of resilience, second chances, and unity. The project is currently seeking athletic men in their early 20s to portray Olympic gold medalist Henry Tillman and other members of the iconic team.

Job Responsibilities

• Portray Olympic-level boxers with physicality and emotional depth

• Participate in extensive physical training and boxing choreography

• Attend all rehearsals, training sessions, and scheduled shoot dates

• Collaborate closely with directors, trainers, and cast for authentic performance

Requirements

• Athletic males, early 20s, strong boxing or sports background preferred

• Must be available exclusively from approx. September 28 through late December, plus early July training

• Specific casting needs include:

  • Henry Tillman: Male, Black, early 20s, 6’3”, 190–210 lbs – Heavyweight Boxer

  • Boxer #1: Male, Black, early 20s, 6’1”, 170–185 lbs – Light Heavyweight Boxer

  • Boxer #2: Male, open ethnicity, 20s – Looking for all types of boxers

Compensation

• Paid opportunity (specific rate TBD based on role and experience)

• Travel and accommodations provided if applicable

• Professional training and potential for future opportunities in film

Everything to Know About Fight for ’84, a New Jamie Foxx Boxing Movie
Oscar-winner Jamie Foxx leads Fight for ’84, a story about rebuilding greatness. After the tragic 1980 plane crash that killed the U.S. Olympic Boxing Team, a new coach assembles a fresh group of fighters. This underdog team goes on to make Olympic history in 1984 with a record-breaking medal haul. The film is produced by Eric Newman, Bryan Unkeless, Jamie Foxx, Michael W. Abbott, and executive producers Andy Weiss, Henry Tillman, and Datari Turner.