Assistant Editor – Documentary Series

Job Description

A medical documentary is casting real individuals and families across Australia to share personal experiences of searching for a diagnosis for a rare or genetic medical condition. The documentary explores the often lengthy period between first seeking answers and finally receiving a diagnosis, including how developments such as DNA sequencing and AI could potentially support faster diagnosis. The production is looking for authentic patient and family stories from people who are currently seeking a genetic medical diagnosis, have experienced a particularly long diagnostic journey, or have undergone DNA sequencing in an effort to receive answers.

Job Responsibilities

• Share your real-life diagnostic journey on camera for the documentary.
• Speak openly about the experience of seeking answers for a rare or genetic medical condition.
• Participate authentically in documentary filming and interviews.
• Work with the production team to communicate your personal or family story.

Requirements

• Open to people of all ages, ethnicities, and backgrounds.
• Must currently be seeking a genetic medical diagnosis, have experienced a lengthy diagnostic process, or have undergone DNA sequencing in pursuit of a diagnosis.
• Must be willing and comfortable sharing your diagnostic journey.
• Individuals and families are encouraged to apply.
• Must genuinely want to tell your story and contribute to the documentary.

Compensation

• Participation is unpaid.
• Flights, accommodation, ground transfers, and relevant production expenses are covered.
• Production may travel to selected participants, or filming may take place in Sydney.

Child and Adult Models for Creative Building Toys Product Video

Job Description

A paid non-speaking product video project featuring creative building toys is seeking children and adults for its next phase of filming in the Lower Mainland, British Columbia. The production is looking for natural, engaging talent who are comfortable on camera, with child performers who enjoy playing and interacting authentically with toys. Previous acting or modeling experience is welcome but not required.

Job Responsibilities

• Appear in non-speaking product video scenes featuring creative building toys
• Interact naturally with toys and other performers on camera
• Follow simple direction from the production team
• Maintain an expressive, engaging, and natural presence during filming
• Participate professionally in digital advertising and branded content scenes

Requirements

• Group 5: Asian female child, ages 5–7; Asian male child, ages 8–11
• Group 6: Hispanic male child, ages 6–8; Hispanic female child, ages 6–8; mixed-ethnicity or mid-skinned children may also be considered
• Group 7: Caucasian female child, ages 6–9; Black/dark-skinned male child, ages 6–9
• Group 8: Caucasian female child, ages 5–7; Asian female child, ages 8–11
• Group 9: Asian male child, ages 5–7; Asian female child, ages 8–10
• Group 10: Black male child, ages 5–7; Black female child, ages 8–11; mixed-ethnicity or dark-skinned children may also be considered
• Group 11 children: Caucasian female, ages 5–7; Asian male, ages 8–11; mixed-ethnicity female, ages 8–11
• Group 11 adults: Caucasian male, ages 36–45; Asian female, ages 25–35; mixed-ethnicity female, age 60+
• Child talent should enjoy playing and interacting naturally with toys
• Must be comfortable on camera and able to follow simple direction
• No previous acting or modeling experience required
• Parent or guardian must remain on set with all child participants
• Must be comfortable with digital usage across Amazon, websites, social media, and online advertising
• Must agree that finished content and production materials cannot be used for personal portfolios, demo reels, or social media
• Must be able to work in the Lower Mainland, British Columbia

Compensation

• $50 CAD per hour
• 3-hour minimum guarantee
• Minimum compensation of $150 CAD per person

Skateboarders for Paid Background Roles

Job Description

A production filming in Powassan, Ontario, is seeking skilled skateboarders for paid background roles. Casting is looking for young performers who can bring authentic skateboarding ability, confidence, and energetic movement to the production. Both union and non-union talent may be considered.

Job Responsibilities

• Perform skateboarding activities naturally on camera
• Appear in background scenes as directed by the production team
• Demonstrate confident and controlled skateboarding skills
• Follow on-set instructions and safety guidelines
• Maintain energy and professionalism throughout filming

Requirements

• Skateboarders ages 16–25
• Must have genuine skateboarding skills
• Must be an Ontario resident
• Must be able to work in Powassan, Ontario
• Union and non-union talent may apply

Compensation

• $47.50 per hour

Job Description

A New York-based Director of Photography / Cinematographer is needed for an independent feature documentary. The project will primarily feature sit-down interviews alongside supporting B-roll filmed around New York. The production is looking for a cinematographer who can create cinematic, natural-looking documentary imagery rather than a traditional corporate interview style. The documentary explores a deeply human story involving themes of mental health, identity, and isolation.

Job Responsibilities

• Film cinematic sit-down documentary interviews.
• Capture accompanying B-roll throughout New York.
• Manage camera, lighting, grip, and interview audio requirements.
• Collaborate with the production team on the documentary’s visual approach.
• Maintain professional image and sound quality throughout filming.

Requirements

• Must be based in or able to work locally in New York.
• Strong documentary and interview cinematography experience.
• Must provide or source two Blackmagic 6K cameras.
• Access to appropriate lenses.
• Access to a basic lighting and grip package.
• Ability to provide professional interview audio with dual sound recording.

Compensation

• Paid position.

Job Description

A paid, non-union videography project is seeking one female actor in her 40s for a municipal voter participation campaign in Canada. The project will create marketing and promotional content designed to encourage participation in an upcoming municipal election. The featured character is confident, energetic, and sees herself as young, hip, and able to connect naturally with younger audiences. This is a half-day shoot requiring up to five hours.

Job Responsibilities

• Perform as the featured character in a municipal promotional video.
• Deliver a confident, upbeat, and relatable on-camera performance.
• Follow creative direction from the production team.

Requirements

• Female talent in her 40s.
• Must be non-union.
• Confident and comfortable performing on camera.
• Able to portray a character who considers herself young, hip, and relatable to younger audiences.

Compensation

• $450 per person.
• Up to five hours of filming.

Job Description

A photographer is seeking new models, actors, and other talent interested in participating in stock photography photoshoots. This opportunity is ideal for creatives who want updated professional headshots, portfolio images, or more fashion-oriented photographs. Selected participants will receive a complimentary photoshoot in exchange for allowing images from the session to be submitted for potential stock photography use. Preference may be given to BIPOC talent.

Job Responsibilities

• Participate in a professional stock photography photoshoot.
• Pose and follow creative direction during the session.
• Allow selected images from the shoot to be submitted for stock photography consideration.
• Communicate professionally regarding scheduling and shoot details.

Requirements

• Open to models, actors, and other interested talent.
• New and experienced models are encouraged to apply.
• BIPOC talent is especially encouraged to submit.
• Must be comfortable with photographs being submitted for potential stock imagery use.

Compensation

• Participants receive updated images suitable for headshots or portfolio use.
• This is a trade-for-images opportunity rather than a paid modeling job.

Job Description

An upcoming medical documentary is seeking real individuals and families across Australia who are currently searching for a medical diagnosis or who experienced an especially long journey before receiving answers. The documentary will explore the time between recognizing that something is wrong and finally receiving a diagnosis, including how emerging technologies such as AI could potentially help shorten that process. Participants should be comfortable speaking openly about their personal experiences and genuinely interested in sharing their stories to help others.

Job Responsibilities

• Share your real medical diagnosis journey on camera.
• Speak openly and comfortably about your personal or family experience.
• Participate in documentary interviews and related filming.
• Work respectfully with the documentary production team.
• Be available for one day of filming during the production window.

Requirements

• Open to people of all ages, ethnicities, and backgrounds.
• Individuals and families are encouraged to apply.
• Must currently be seeking a medical diagnosis or have experienced a lengthy diagnosis process.
• Must be comfortable discussing the diagnosis journey on camera.
• Applicants may participate individually or with family members.

Compensation

• This is an unpaid documentary participation opportunity.
• Flights, accommodation, ground transportation, and applicable production-related expenses will be covered when required.

Job Description

CBC Kids is seeking a new co-host for an upcoming on-camera hosting opportunity based in Toronto, Ontario. The casting call is open to Canadian performers who identify as people living with a disability and are interested in bringing their personality, energy, and perspective to children’s programming. The selected performer will join CBC Kids as a co-host under a freelance contract, with work expected on an as-needed basis approximately one to five times per month.

Job Responsibilities

• Work as an on-camera co-host for CBC Kids programming.
• Engage naturally and enthusiastically with young audiences.
• Collaborate with producers, fellow hosts, and the production team.
• Follow scripts, creative direction, and production requirements.
• Participate in scheduled filming and hosting assignments as needed.

Requirements

• Open to Canadian talent.
• Seeking performers who identify as people living with a disability.
• Comfortable performing and communicating on camera.
• Strong personality, enthusiasm, and communication skills.
• Availability for freelance assignments approximately 1–5 times per month.

Submission Link

https://cbckidscohost.castingcrane.com/

Compensation

Paid opportunity. CMG freelance contract, with work scheduled as needed approximately 1–5 times per month.

Job Description

A nationwide documentary production is seeking current college students taking Calculus 1 or Intro to Math to participate in an upcoming project focused on students and their experiences with mathematics. The production is looking for real college students who can authentically share their perspective and participate comfortably on camera. Students from across the United States are encouraged to apply, making this an opportunity for those currently studying introductory or college-level mathematics to be featured in a documentary project.

Job Responsibilities

• Participate in an upcoming documentary production.
• Share authentic experiences as a current college student studying mathematics.
• Participate naturally and comfortably on camera.
• Follow direction and instructions provided by the production team.

Requirements

• Must be a current college student.
• Must currently be taking Calculus 1 or Intro to Math.
• Nationwide casting across the United States.
• Must be comfortable participating in a documentary-style production.

Compensation

Not specified.

Real People Casting – Native Irish and Australian English Speakers

Job Description

A real people casting project is seeking Vancouver-based individuals who speak English with an authentic native Irish or Australian accent. This opportunity is designed for everyday people rather than professional performers, making it ideal for individuals who can bring a genuine voice, personality, and natural delivery to the project.

Job Responsibilities

• Participate in an in-person screening in Vancouver
• Speak naturally using an authentic Irish or Australian accent
• Participate in a voice-focused casting process
• Follow direction provided during the screening and production process
• Deliver a genuine, conversational performance if selected

Requirements

• Must be based in Vancouver
• Must speak English with a native Irish or Australian accent
• Professional acting experience is not required
• Open to real people from a variety of backgrounds and professions
• Must be comfortable participating in an in-person screening
• Must be eligible to participate as non-union talent

Compensation

• $125 CAD per hour for attending the screening
• $125 CAD per hour if hired
• $100,000 USD buyout for a 3-year term if selected and hired

Job Description

Jesse Griffiths Casting is seeking a teen performer with strong basketball ability for the lead role of Fawad Choudhry in Regent Boy, a non-union feature film based on Humayun Khan’s novel Wrong Side of the Court. The production will film in the Greater Toronto Area. Fawad is a 15–16-year-old Pakistani or North Indian (Punjabi) boy living with his mother and sister in Regent Park. He is a gifted basketball player navigating family tensions, friendships, and personal growth while finding his confidence and voice on the court.

Job Responsibilities

• Portray the lead character, Fawad Choudhry.
• Perform basketball sequences confidently on camera.
• Deliver dramatic and character-driven scenes.
• Collaborate professionally with the director, cast, and production team.
• Participate in self-tape auditions and additional casting stages as required.

Requirements

• Boy, playing age 15–16.
• Pakistani or North Indian (Punjabi).
• Must have strong basketball skills.
• Must be capable of carrying a lead role in a feature film.

Compensation

$300/day, with approximately 25 shoot days anticipated.

Job Description

The Montreal International Film Festival is seeking a Community Manager / Content Creator to help strengthen and grow its community of filmmakers, film lovers, and creatives. This opportunity is suited to someone who enjoys social media, content creation, storytelling, community engagement, and keeping up with digital trends. The selected candidate will serve as an active face and voice of the festival’s film club community, creating authentic audience connections and supporting engaging content and activations.

Job Responsibilities

• Create authentic connections with the festival’s online and in-person community.
• Host small social media events, vox pops, and street-interview-style content.
• Help animate festival pop-ups and community activations.
• Moderate and engage with the community chat, answer questions, and encourage conversation.
• Create and share engaging social media content.

Requirements

• Strong interest in content creation and social media.
• Comfortable engaging directly with audiences and communities.
• Able to create engaging, authentic, trend-aware content.
• Comfortable appearing in social content, interviews, and community activations.
• Strong communication and interpersonal skills.
• Interest in film, festivals, filmmakers, or creative communities is beneficial.

Compensation

Not specified.