CASTING INDIVIDUALS WHO LIVE IN SOUTHERN AND EASTERN ONTARIO AND PROVIDE INFORMAL (UNPAID) CARE TO A FAMILY MEMBER OR FRIEND LIVING WITH A SERIOUS ILLNESS.
RECEIVE $2,000 FOR ONE DAY OF FILMING.
Health Canada is seeking caregivers AND the individual receiving the care, who are interested in providing personal testimonials for meaningful PSA that will highlight the benefits of palliative care.
NOTE: Palliative care is not just end-of-life treatment/care. It’s a health service that can be offered at ANY POINT during a serious illness, from the moment of diagnosis through end of life. It’s any care that aims to improve the quality of life, and can be given alongside treatments intended to cure the illness.
CAREGIVERS OF ALL AGES, ETHNICITIES, AND GENDERS, CARING FOR SOMEONE WITH ANY SERIOUS OR TERMINAL ILLNESS, ARE ENCOURAGED TO APPLY. (EXAMPLES INCLUDE ALS, MULTIPLE SCLEROSIS, CHRONIC RESPIRATORY/LUNG DISEASES (EMPHYSEMA, COPD, CYSTIC FIBROSIS, ETC.), CONGESTIVE HEART FAILURE/HEART DISEASE, END-STAGE RENAL DISEASE, HUNTINGTON’S DISEASE, ETC.)
PLEASE NOTE:
– This is a NON-UNION project. No acting experience is necessary, but BOTH individuals – caregiver AND patient – must be comfortable sharing their stories on camera.
– To apply, BOTH caregiver and patient MUST be legally eligible to work in Canada.
– To participate, the palliative care recipient MUST live in their own home (house or apartment) and be willing to be interviewed in it along with you.
– If shortlisted, BOTH caregiver and care recipient MUST be willing to attend a brief online interview with the creative team on March 10th.
– If selected, BOTH caregiver and patient MUST be available for ONE DAY of filming between March 20-31 in the care recipient’s home.
– If booked, you will receive $2,000 TOTAL (as a duo) for one day of filming.
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Job Description
A film/TV production team is seeking talented non-union actors for a recorded table read of the horror feature film It’s In The Blood. The project follows a family of vampires who reconnect over the holidays while under threat from malicious home invaders. This table read will serve as a plot and dialogue showcase for the concept piece and will be digitally recorded, allowing participation from any location.
Job Responsibilities
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Perform assigned character roles during a recorded script table read.
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Accurately capture the tone, emotions, and motivations of the assigned character.
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Collaborate with the production team to bring authenticity to the concept showcase.
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Participate in a digital recording session (remote work possible).
Requirements
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Non-union actors only.
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Ability to perform in a recorded table read format.
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Comfortable portraying complex characters within a horror/drama setting.
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Availability to participate in October 2025 recording sessions.
Roles Available
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Leora (Female, mid-to-late 50’s, Black): A vampire who has lived for centuries. Neurotic, self-destructive, and estranged from her adoptive family of young vampires. She imposes a paranoid worldview on those around her.
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Julien (Male, early 20’s, Middle-Eastern or South-Asian): A kind and well-intentioned vampire, Leora’s adoptive son. Often mediates family drama with charm and sarcasm.
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Connor (Male, mid-to-late 20’s, any non-white ethnicity): A nervous vampire visiting his girlfriend’s family. An artist with a love for antiques, he struggles to control himself under pressure.
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Sam (Male, mid-to-late 30’s, white): A vampire hunter and antagonist. Obsessed with eliminating vampires, he has spun into a religious psychosis and is dangerously unstable.
Compensation
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Rate: Unpaid.
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Format: Concept piece showcase; digital recording.
Snowmobilers for Feature Film
Job Description
An upcoming feature film is casting real snowmobilers for leading roles. This project is seeking performers who have the thrill, skill, and confidence to ride on camera. The story will feature exciting snowmobiling sequences, offering a unique opportunity to combine athletic ability with acting talent.
Job Responsibilities
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Perform as a lead character in a feature film
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Participate in snowmobiling scenes that highlight action and adventure
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Work closely with the production team to ensure safety and authenticity on set
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Bring energy and personality to your performance while riding
Requirements
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Ages 18–22 (must be able to play 17)
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Must have snowmobiling experience
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Valid driver’s license required
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Comfortable performing in outdoor winter conditions
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Canadian residents encouraged to apply
Compensation
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Paid opportunity
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Credit in a major feature film
Job Description
Seeking background actors for an upcoming production requiring basketball players to appear in a casual outdoor game. This role is open to ACTRA members, ACTRA Apprentices, and EX-ACTRA background performers.
Job Responsibilities
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Portray a basketball player in a casual outdoor setting.
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Demonstrate realistic basketball movements including dribbling, shooting, and court presence.
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Work collaboratively with the director and production team to capture authentic gameplay.
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Maintain professionalism and follow on-set instructions.
Requirements
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Must be ACTRA, ACTRA Apprentice, or EX-ACTRA (Background).
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Black basketball players (1–2 roles available).
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Real basketball experience or strong physical coordination required.
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Must be comfortable dribbling, shooting, and moving naturally on the court.
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No dialogue required, but strong physical presence and natural movement are essential.
Compensation Details
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ACTRA Tier 4 Background Rates (per ACTRA guidelines).
Hi, My name is Vincent Di Lella. I am currently a student at George Brown college majoring in Video Design and Production. I am currently looking for three actors in order to make my short horror thesis film Method. I am looking for two men and woman, ages 20-30.