Native American/Indigenous Girls for Docu-Drama People of the West
Job Description: An open casting call is underway for Native American or Indigenous girls, ages 6 to 14, to be featured in a docu-drama titled People of the West. This production seeks to portray historical and cultural narratives, and no previous acting experience is required. Filming will take place in California, so applicants must be local. This is a great opportunity for young girls to be part of a meaningful project and represent their heritage on screen.
Job Responsibilities:
- Participate in the filming of the docu-drama People of the West.
- Follow direction from the production team to accurately portray historical and cultural scenes.
- Collaborate with other cast members to ensure an authentic representation of Native American/Indigenous experiences.
Requirements:
- Native American or Indigenous girls aged 6 to 14.
- Must be local to California.
- No prior acting experience is necessary.
- Must submit a recent photo (close-up and full body) along with contact information.
- For minors under 18, include age, date of birth, and a parent/guardian’s contact details.
Compensation:
- Pay rate is $500+ per day.
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Portray the character Jacob, an enslaved man and husband to Dinah, father to Bess.
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Participate in filming and take direction from the director and production team.
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Maintain professionalism and emotional depth throughout the production.
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Ethnicity: Black / African American
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Gender: Male
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Character Traits: Physically frail or partially disabled, emotionally strong, gentle, deeply loyal, and expressive.
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Location: Must be a local hire in Philadelphia, PA.
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Participate in in-person filmed interviews in Houston.
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Must be comfortable appearing on camera and speaking about your experiences.
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Must have a direct connection or credible knowledge of Houston’s bayous.
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Open to:
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Individuals with firsthand experiences of unusual or significant events.
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Anyone with insight or perspective on recent discoveries or past cases connected to the bayous.
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Compensation Details
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Compensation: To be discussed with selected participants.