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Acting

Child Actors Needed for Student-Produced Music Video

Job Description

A student-produced music video is now casting child actors for both principal and background roles in an upcoming production filming in Tucson, Arizona. This family-friendly project offers young performers the opportunity to gain on-camera experience in a supportive and creative environment. No prior acting experience is required, making it an excellent opportunity for aspiring child actors interested in music videos and independent film productions.

Job Responsibilities

  • Perform as a featured or background character in a music video
  • Follow direction from the director and production team
  • Participate in scheduled rehearsals and filming days
  • Collaborate with fellow cast members in a professional manner
  • Help bring the story and visual concepts of the music video to life

Requirements

  • Child actors of all experience levels
  • Open to both principal and background roles
  • No prior acting experience required
  • Comfortable performing on camera
  • Positive attitude and ability to follow direction
  • Parent or guardian consent required for participation

Compensation

  • Valuable on-camera experience
  • Opportunity to work on a professionally produced student project
  • Portfolio-building experience for young performers
  • Supportive and stress-free creative environment
Job Type:
Actor
Skills:
Acting

Male Actor (18–25) for Columbia University MFA Thesis Film

Job Description
A Columbia University MFA thesis film is urgently casting a male actor, ages 18–25, for a character-driven short film shooting in Tucson, Arizona. This indie drama explores identity, online conflict, and shifting relationships over the course of a single day.

Casting directors are seeking an actor to portray Langston — a cheerful, golden retriever-type young man whose loyalty to a close friend is tested by difficult choices. This role requires emotional depth, subtle vulnerability, and the ability to deliver a grounded, naturalistic performance.

This is a strong opportunity for emerging actors looking to gain experience in a university thesis film with meaningful, dialogue-driven scenes.

Job Responsibilities

  • Portray Langston in a dramatic short film

  • Perform emotionally layered scenes involving friendship conflict

  • Collaborate with the director and student production team

  • Be available for filming in Tucson, AZ

Requirements

  • Male actor, ages 18–25

  • Strong natural acting ability with expressive range

  • Comfortable performing in a contemporary drama setting

  • Available for scheduled shoot date

  • Able to work in Tucson, Arizona

Compensation

  • Unpaid opportunity

  • Meals, travel, and screen credit provided

  • Valuable thesis film experience

Job Type:
Extra
Skills:
Acting

Teen Supporting Roles for Spec TV Pilot (Ages 15–20, Playing 16–18)

Job Description
A scripted spec TV pilot casting is seeking teen talent for supporting roles. Roles include high-energy students and cowboy-inspired character types. This is a great fit for young performers who can bring personality, attitude, and authentic teen energy to camera. Horseback riding ability is a plus for select roles.

Job Responsibilities

  • Perform scripted scenes as a supporting character in a TV pilot

  • Take direction from the director and production team

  • Work professionally on set and collaborate with cast and crew

  • Maintain continuity across takes and stay performance-ready

Requirements

  • Ages 15–20 (must be able to play 16–18)

  • Female roles: cheerleaders, high-society girls turned cowgirls, “mean girl” types

  • Male roles: cowboys, football players/athletes

  • Horse riding experience is a plus for both male and female roles

  • If under 18, parent/guardian must be involved in communication and consent

Compensation

  • Non-union

  • Currently unpaid, with deferred pay possible upon sale

  • Copy, credit, and craft services provided

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