$3,500 Fast Food Campaign Australia Casting Call for Tech Bro
Casting Call for Male Actor with Tech Bro Vibe
Job Description
An upcoming fast food campaign is seeking a male actor aged 20s–30s who can portray a confident, Silicon Valley-style “tech bro” persona. The project will be filmed in Brisbane, QLD, and is open exclusively to Brisbane-based talent. This is a one-day shoot with a strong, creative commercial concept.
Job Responsibilities
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Portray a charismatic, modern tech professional character
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Follow direction from the creative team to deliver the desired performance
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Collaborate with the production crew to ensure a smooth filming process
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Be punctual and prepared for a full-day shoot
Requirements
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Male, 20s–30s
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Ability to embody a Silicon Valley tech bro look and attitude
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Must be a Brisbane, QLD local
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Available for the scheduled shoot date
Compensation
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$3,500 AUD plus super, less tax
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Job Description
A new kids television series is casting young performers to play lead roles in an upcoming ABC children’s show. This exciting project is created by the team behind popular kids series and is designed for authentic, natural performances. No acting experience is required—this opportunity is open to kids who are curious, expressive, and willing to give it a go. Production will take place over an extended period, offering a meaningful on-screen experience.
Job Responsibilities
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Perform as a lead character in a children’s television series
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Take direction from the director and creative team
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Participate in rehearsals, filming days, and production activities
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Bring personality, energy, and authenticity to scenes
Requirements
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Kids ages 10–12
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No acting experience required
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Must be comfortable performing on camera
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Must be based in or around Melbourne
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Must have good availability during the production period
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Parent or guardian support required for participation
Compensation
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Paid lead television roles
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Professional on-set experience
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Opportunity to star in a long-running kids series