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Job Description
A self-funded comedy and satire short film titled Job Interviews is casting a male actor for the supporting role of Boss in Vancouver, British Columbia. The film takes a comedic look at the absurd extremes of modern hiring as a recent graduate encounters increasingly strange employers and workplace cultures during his job search. The Boss is a muscular, attractive startup founder in his late 20s to 30s with an intensely driven, self-improvement-obsessed personality. He radiates serene confidence and relentless positivity while viewing his company and employees as a “family.”
Job Responsibilities
- Portray a confident and intensely driven startup founder.
- Capture the character’s self-improvement-focused personality and toxic positivity.
- Deliver comedic and satirical material naturally on camera.
- Maintain the character’s calm confidence alongside his hyper-intense energy.
- Collaborate with the director and follow performance direction.
Requirements
- Male actor in his late 20s–30s.
- Muscular and attractive appearance sought.
- Strong comedic and character acting ability.
- Comfortable portraying an intense startup-founder personality.
- Union and non-union actors may apply.
Compensation
- $100 CAD for one day.
- Food provided.
- IMDb credit provided.
- Union and non-union production targeting UBCP/ACTRA ULB Under 40.
Job Description
A Vancouver comedy and satire short film titled Job Interviews is casting a male actor for the supporting role of Head of Department. The self-funded project follows a talented recent graduate whose search for employment leads him through a series of increasingly absurd interviews and exposes the fragile state of modern hiring culture. The Head of Department is a man in his 40s to 60s who appears soft-spoken, polished, warm, and approachable. Beneath that reassuring presentation, however, he sincerely pitches exploitative employment “opportunities” without recognizing anything wrong with them.
Job Responsibilities
- Portray a polished and approachable department head.
- Deliver satirical dialogue with complete sincerity.
- Balance warmth and professionalism with the absurdity of the character’s ideas.
- Maintain a grounded performance throughout the comedic material.
Requirements
- Male actor in his 40s–60s.
- Polished and professional on-camera presence.
- Strong subtle or deadpan comedic ability.
- Able to portray a warm, sincere corporate personality.
- Union and non-union actors may apply.
Compensation
- $100 CAD for one day.
- Food provided.
- IMDb credit provided.
- Union and non-union production targeting UBCP/ACTRA ULB Under 40.
Job Description
A self-funded comedy and satire short film titled Job Interviews is seeking a male actor for the supporting role of Business Man in Vancouver, British Columbia. The project follows a recent graduate facing a succession of increasingly ridiculous interviews, exposing the contradictions and frustrations of contemporary hiring culture through absurdist comedy. The Business Man is an intense, rigid executive in his 40s to 60s who has no patience for résumés, corporate buzzwords, or conventional hiring practices.
Job Responsibilities
- Portray an intense and demanding corporate executive.
- Deliver absurd demands with a convincing deadpan performance.
- Maintain the character’s rigid, high-performance personality.
- Perform comedic dialogue without overplaying the humor.
- Work collaboratively with the director and production team.
Requirements
- Male actor in his 40s–60s.
- Strong deadpan comedic ability.
- Able to portray an intense and rigid executive personality.
- Comfortable delivering absurd material with complete seriousness.
- Union and non-union actors may apply.
Compensation
- $100 CAD for one day.
- Food provided.
- IMDb credit provided.
- Union and non-union production targeting UBCP/ACTRA ULB Under 40.
