Midthunder Casting

Lead Role: 14–15-Year-Old Indigenous Male

Job Description
A compelling untitled feature film is casting a 14–15-year-old Indigenous male to portray its central character. Filming takes place in the scenic Adirondacks in fall 2025. No prior acting experience required—bring your authenticity and passion to this transformative lead role.

Job Responsibilities

• Audition virtually or in person to showcase your presence and emotional range

• Collaborate with the director and cast to bring the character’s journey to life

• Attend scheduled rehearsals and filming days in the Adirondacks

• Take direction, adapt to on-set adjustments, and maintain character consistency

Requirements

• Indigenous male, ages 14–15

• Parental or guardian consent and availability for fall 2025 shoot dates

• Open to actors of all tribes; commitment to authentic representation

Compensation

• Competitive feature film rates; details provided upon booking

Casting Call: Forrest and Diego Roles for Workplace Training Video

Job Description
A non-union workplace training project is casting two key male roles for a filmed industrial production focused on harassment education. The characters, Forrest and Diego, are fully developed with emotional complexity and professional depth. This opportunity offers a two-week paid commitment and will be filmed in New Mexico. Ideal candidates should be strong character actors who can deliver nuanced performances.

Job Responsibilities

• Portray assigned character (Forrest or Diego) in scripted training video scenes

• Bring depth and authenticity to emotionally layered professional scenarios

• Follow direction and deliver believable on-camera dialogue and expressions

• Participate in the full two-week shoot schedule

Requirements

• Non-union male actors in their 30s

• Forrest: Indigenous or Indian American; blunt, observant IT professional who struggles to navigate moments of witnessed discrimination

• Diego: Hispanic; flashy lawyer with charm and emotional depth, often misunderstood due to his appearance

• Must be available for the full shoot window

• Must sign a personal appearance release

Compensation

• $2,000 per week for 2 weeks

• Paid non-union project

Job Description
A new Netflix adaptation of Little House on the Prairie is casting the role of Little Puma — an Indigenous male character of the Osage Nation, in his early 20s. As the younger brother of White Sun, Little Puma is strong-willed, good-hearted, and sometimes hot-headed. He’s navigating the balance between youthful defiance and the responsibilities of growing into manhood. This emotionally rich role is part of a powerful period story about identity, family, and resilience.

Character Overview – Little Puma
Little Puma is fiercely loyal to his older sister and holds a clear disdain for the settlers encroaching on their land. He’s not afraid to challenge them or express his frustration. But beneath the bravado lies a young man struggling to define his role in a changing world, caught between youthful bravado and the pull of maturity.

Job Responsibilities

• Portray Little Puma with emotional nuance and authenticity

• Participate fully in all aspects of the production in Winnipeg

• Collaborate with directors, cast, and crew on location

• Commit to the full filming schedule

Requirements

• Indigenous Male of the Osage Nation

• Age: Early 20s

• No previous acting experience required

• Must be available from June to October 2025

• Must be able to travel to Winnipeg, Canada (travel and accommodations provided)

• Must submit clear, current photos (no filters, hats, sunglasses, or group shots)

• Provide city, state, reservation, or community in submission

Compensation

• Paid acting opportunity

• Travel and lodging covered

• Work on a major Netflix production with professional mentorship and visibility