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Larissa Mair Casting

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Toronto Based Casting Company

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Female Cast Members for Prank Show

Job Description
A new unscripted prank show is casting bold, funny, and quick-witted women to be part of an energetic ensemble. This half-hour series will feature real, authentic personalities interacting in unpredictable situations, blending humor, confidence, and spontaneity. Talent will play themselves, bringing genuine reactions and strong comedic instincts to each scenario.

Job Responsibilities

  • Participate in unscripted prank scenarios and street-style interactions
  • Engage confidently with strangers and cast members on camera
  • Improvise dialogue and reactions in real time
  • Bring humor, personality, and authenticity to every situation
  • Collaborate with the production team while staying in character as yourself

Requirements

  • Female, ages 20s to early 30s
  • Must be based in Ontario, Canada and eligible to work there
  • Strong improvisational and comedic instincts
  • Comfortable speaking directly to camera and interacting with the public
  • Outgoing, bold, and charismatic personality
  • Willing to take risks and embrace unpredictable situations
  • Non-union talent only

Compensation

  • Paid opportunity
  • Featured role in an unscripted series
  • Experience in a high-energy production environment
  • Exposure through a streaming platform
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Job Type:
Actor
Skills:
Acting

Japanese Male Actor for TV Series Role

Job Description
A hit television series is casting a Japanese male actor for a featured role in its upcoming season. This character-driven opportunity is ideal for performers who can bring intensity and authenticity to screen. The production is seeking talent fluent in Japanese to portray a compelling “gambler” role in a high-profile streaming project.

Job Responsibilities

  • Portray a featured character in a scripted TV series
  • Deliver lines fluently in Japanese
  • Collaborate with directors and cast to develop character performance
  • Maintain professionalism throughout filming and production

Requirements

  • Japanese male, ages 40–50s
  • Must be fluent in Japanese
  • Strong on-screen presence and acting ability
  • Must be legally eligible to work
  • Ability to work as a local hire
  • No prior acting experience required, but preferred

Compensation

  • Paid actor rate (details provided upon selection)
  • Opportunity to appear in a major streaming series
  • Professional on-set experience

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Job Type:
Other
Skills:
Hockey

Male Hockey Players for TV Series

Job Description
A new TV series is casting skilled male hockey players for on-camera roles in an exciting production. This opportunity is ideal for athletes who can authentically perform hockey scenes while bringing natural presence to the screen. The project is looking for players across all positions to help create realistic, high-energy gameplay moments.

Job Responsibilities

  • Perform as a hockey player in scripted TV scenes
  • Execute realistic gameplay and on-ice movements
  • Follow direction from the production and stunt team
  • Maintain performance consistency during filming
  • Collaborate with cast and crew in a professional setting

Requirements

  • Male hockey players ages 18+ (able to look younger)
  • Skilled in hockey (all positions welcome)
  • Comfortable performing on camera
  • Canadian citizen or permanent resident
  • Based in Toronto/Hamilton or able to work as a local hire

Compensation

  • Paid role (ACTRA rates apply)
  • Opportunity to appear in a TV series
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Larissa Mair Casting

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