Job Description
A powerful period-based historical documentary is seeking skilled actors for featured and speaking roles that explore the emotional and political tensions of the American Revolution. Set during the Battle of Moores Creek Bridge (1776), this production will film on location and requires performances that are authentic, grounded, and emotionally resonant. Roles range from young patriots to seasoned commanders, offering a rich canvas for character-driven storytelling.
Job Responsibilities
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Portray historical and fictional characters with emotional depth and realism
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Collaborate with the director to achieve historically accurate performances
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Wear period-appropriate wardrobe and engage in historically inspired scenes
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Deliver scripted dialogue with clear articulation and strong emotional presence
Requirements
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John Grady (Lead): Male, 18–25, brave, vulnerable patriot from North Carolina
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Thomas (Supporting): Male, 18–30, grounded, introspective, Grady’s loyal comrade
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Colonel Richard Caswell: Male, 50s–60s, composed leader of NC militia
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Colonel John Ashe: Male, 40s–50s, passionate and sharp patriot officer
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Colonel Donald MacDonald: Male, 60s–70s, authoritative, aging loyalist commander
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Flora MacDonald: Female, 60s–70s, composed wife of MacDonald, symbolic of Crown loyalty
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All roles require strong emotional delivery and character commitment
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Submit headshot and acting reel for consideration
Compensation
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Paid opportunity
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Filming on location
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Period roles with potential exposure in a historically significant project
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Photo Double and Child Actor Roles for True Crime Series
Job Description
Casting talent for a true crime documentary filming in Syracuse. Production is seeking a photo double for the lead role as well as multiple child actors for various supporting roles. These roles require authentic portrayals and availability during August and September. The project includes both speaking and non-speaking parts and offers a great opportunity for emerging and young performers to work on a professional set.
Job Responsibilities
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Portray a photo double for a lead character
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Participate in speaking or non-speaking scenes as directed
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Follow on-set instructions with professionalism
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Collaborate with crew and other cast members
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Maintain availability for scheduled shoot dates
Requirements
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African American Male, 20s, around 5’7”, to serve as a photo double (3 days of work)
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African American Boys, ages 5–7, to play younger versions of lead (non-speaking, 1 day of work)
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African American Girl, ages 4–6, outgoing, with speaking lines and 10 days of filming availability in August
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All child talent must have parental or guardian supervision and be available before the school year begins
Compensation
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Paid roles; specific rates not disclosed
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Photo double: 3 workdays
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Child roles: 1–10 days, depending on the role
Job Description
An upcoming feature-length docu-fiction film set in New York City is seeking talent. The story centers on a taxi driver who revisits moments of his life through powerful late-night encounters with a range of passengers. Blending documentary and fictional elements, the film aims to portray deeply authentic and emotionally resonant character interactions.
Producers are looking for confident, naturally curious, and engaging individuals to portray the various passengers. Strong improvisational skills, the ability to sustain meaningful conversations, and ease with unscripted dialogue are essential. This is a passion project, and filming will take place overnight in NYC.
Job Responsibilities
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Portray characters based on detailed personality breakdowns
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Engage in naturalistic, semi-improvised conversations during filming
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Work collaboratively with a small, creative film team
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Attend one rehearsal and complete one overnight filming session
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Bring authenticity, spontaneity, and character-driven depth to scenes
Requirements
We are casting the following non-union roles:
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Millennial Woman (20s–30s, Any Ethnicity): Confident, curious, disarming; grows more engaged during her ride.
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Young Balkan Man (Early 20s, Balkan): Newly arrived in NYC, reserved, must speak with a Balkan accent.
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Older Man (60s–70s, Middle Eastern or Central European): Physically imposing, loud, talkative, politically aware.
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Two NYC Hustlers (Late teens–early 20s, Any Ethnicity): Must know each other in real life; street-smart, high-energy, unpredictable duo.
Compensation
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Rate: $1,000 total per actor (includes one rehearsal + one overnight shoot)