$700/Day CBN Documentaries Casting Call for Pamela Reynolds Lowery
Lead Actress for Faith-Based Feature Film – Pamela Reynolds Lowery
Job Description
A non-union faith-based feature film is casting a lead actress to portray Pamela Reynolds Lowery, a musician from Atlanta whose life changes after a life-threatening brain aneurysm and extraordinary near-death experience. Casting directors are seeking a performer who can deliver a heartfelt, emotionally vulnerable performance while portraying resilience, faith, and inner strength.
Job Responsibilities
- Portray Pamela Reynolds Lowery in emotionally driven dramatic scenes.
- Perform scripted dialogue and collaborate with the director.
- Accurately portray the character’s emotional and spiritual journey.
- Attend fittings and filming as scheduled.
Requirements
- Female, ages 32–36.
- Caucasian.
- Sandy blonde to light brown hair.
- Blue, green, or gray eyes.
- Must closely match the reference photo.
- Strong dramatic acting abilities.
Compensation
- Lead role: $700 per filming day.
- Travel allowance available for qualifying talent.
- Hotel accommodations for non-local talent.
- $50 per diem during filming.
- Mileage reimbursement up to $865.
- $100 fitting payment.
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Documentary Casting Call
Job Description
A nonprofit documentary is casting non-speaking background roles for a project filming in and around Birmingham, Alabama. Casting directors are seeking African American and White performers across multiple age groups to help tell an inspiring story through authentic visual storytelling. This is a great opportunity for individuals interested in participating in a meaningful documentary production.
Job Responsibilities
- Portray assigned background roles in documentary reenactment scenes.
- Follow direction from the production team.
- Maintain professionalism throughout filming.
- Help create authentic, story-driven scenes.
Requirements
- Seeking the following talent:
- African American boys, ages 6–9 and 10–11.
- African American teenage boys, ages 14–19.
- African American girls, ages 4–7 and 5–11.
- African American teenage girls, ages 14–19.
- African American woman, ages 21–25.
- African American woman, age 60+.
- African American man, ages 40–55.
- White boys, ages 6–9 and 10–11.
- White girl, ages 5–8.
- White woman, ages 21–25.
- Must be available to work in the Birmingham, Alabama area.
Compensation
- Non-paid opportunity.
- Travel costs may be negotiated, if applicable.
