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Grant Wilfley Casting

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Grant Wilfley Casting is a New York-based casting office specializing in background casting for film and television.

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1-Year-Old Baby for Featured Film Background Role

Job Description
A feature film is casting a 1-year-old baby for a featured background role in a party scene. This opportunity is ideal for parents looking to introduce their child to the entertainment industry in a fun, safe, and professionally managed set environment. The role will involve natural interactions in a lively, family-style setting.

Job Responsibilities

  • Appear in a party scene as a featured background baby
  • Participate in simple, natural actions on camera
  • Work alongside parents/guardians and production team
  • Maintain a calm and cooperative presence during filming

Requirements

  • Babies around 10–15 months old
  • Open to all genders and ethnicities
  • Must be accompanied by a parent or legal guardian
  • Comfortable in a social, on-set environment
  • Must be local to or able to work in Passaic County, New Jersey

Compensation

  • $350 for 8 hours
  • Featured background role in a film
  • On-set experience for young talent
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Male Fit Model

Job Description
A feature film production is casting a male fit model to portray an ethnically ambiguous character in an upcoming movie project. This role is looking for talent with a strong physical presence and confident on-camera appearance to appear in featured scenes. The production seeks individuals who meet specific size requirements and can bring a polished, professional look suitable for film production.

Job Responsibilities

  • Portray a fit model character in featured film scenes

  • Follow direction from the film’s production team and assistant directors

  • Maintain professional posture and presence during filming

  • Participate in wardrobe fitting and on-set adjustments if required

  • Help maintain visual continuity during multiple takes

Requirements

  • Male talent with an ethnically ambiguous appearance

  • Height between 6’0” and 6’2”

  • Jacket size approximately 42

  • Waist size approximately 34

  • Shoe size approximately 11

  • Physically fit with strong on-camera presence

  • Comfortable appearing in a feature film production environment

Compensation

  • $262 for an 8-hour filming day

  • Opportunity to appear in a feature film production

  • Professional on-set experience in a film project

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Infant Babies for HBO Series The Gilded Age

Job Description
A television production is casting infant babies to appear in scenes for the HBO series The Gilded Age. Casting directors are seeking newborns and infants who can portray a baby held by a principal character in upcoming scenes. Both twins and single babies are encouraged to apply for this background role in the period drama series.

Job Responsibilities

  • Appear on camera as an infant in a television series scene

  • Be held by an actor portraying a principal character

  • Participate in simple filming moments with a parent or guardian present

  • Follow direction from the production team to ensure safe and smooth filming

Requirements

  • Infants newborn to 5 months old

  • Twins and single babies welcome

  • Parent or legal guardian must accompany the infant on set

  • Must be comfortable appearing on camera in a television production

  • Must be available for filming in Rhode Island

Compensation

  • Twin pay rate: $500 for 8 hours

  • Single baby pay rate: $350 for 8 hours

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