Australian Feature Film Casting Call for Kid Actors

Young Girl (6–9 Years Old) for Australian Feature Film

Job Details:

Barrett Casting is searching for a young girl aged 6–9 years old for a lead role in a new Australian feature film. Filming will take place in Western Australia, offering a fantastic opportunity for children to be part of a professional film production, even without prior acting experience.

Job Responsibilities:

• Portray a key role in the feature film, ensuring alignment with the appearance and character of an older actor already cast.
• Participate in scenes involving swimming and ocean-based sequences with confidence and enthusiasm.
• Follow direction from the film’s production team for successful scene execution.

Requirements:

• Age: 6–9 years old.
• Appearance: Blonde hair and blue/green eyes to match the on-screen family.
• Skills: Confident swimmer and comfortable performing scenes on the ocean.
• Location: Must be based in Western Australia.
• Experience: No prior acting experience required—just a willingness to give it a go!

Compensation:

• Paid role, with competitive rates based on industry standards.

Casting First Nation Girls (Ages 8-11) for Lead Roles in Feature Film Wolfram

Job Description:

Anousha Zarkesh Casting is seeking First Nation girls aged 8-11 for lead roles in Warwick Thornton’s upcoming feature film, Wolfram. This is an exciting opportunity for young talents to showcase their abilities and be part of a major film production. No prior acting experience is required, but enthusiasm and a willingness to participate are essential.

The film will be shot on location in Alice Springs, capturing the breathtaking landscape while telling a compelling story that celebrates First Nation culture and heritage.

Job Responsibilities:

• Participate in rehearsals and filming under the guidance of professional directors and crew.
• Bring your character to life through natural and authentic performances.
• Collaborate with the production team to create a memorable on-screen presence.

Requirements:

• First Nation girls aged 8-11 years old.
• No prior acting experience required, but must be open to learning and performing.
• Comfortable working on a film set and willing to engage with the production process.
• Must be available for the shooting period in Alice Springs.

Compensation:

• All roles are paid.
• Travel and accommodations provided as necessary for filming in Alice Springs.
• Gain valuable experience working with a professional film crew and acclaimed director Warwick Thornton.

Casting Call for First Nations Boy (12-14 Years) – Australian Feature Film

Job Description:

Barrett Casting is seeking a First Nations boy, aged 12-14, for a role in an upcoming Australian feature film. No prior acting experience is necessary, making this a fantastic opportunity for someone eager to explore acting and storytelling. Filming will take place in Western Australia, with applicants welcomed from across the country.

Job Responsibilities:

• Portray a key character in a professionally produced Australian feature film.
• Participate in rehearsals and on-set activities, guided by an experienced production team.
• Collaborate with the director to bring authenticity and emotion to the character.

Requirements:

• First Nations boy, aged 12-14.
• No prior acting experience required, but enthusiasm and willingness to learn are essential.
• Applicants can be based anywhere in Australia.

Compensation:

• Competitive pay (details provided upon selection).
• Travel and accommodation arrangements for filming in Western Australia will be covered.

Casting Indigenous Men for Lead Roles in First Warrior – Feature Film

Job Description:
Mullinars Casting Consultants is conducting a nationwide search across Australia for Indigenous men aged 25-38 to fill two lead roles in First Warrior, an upcoming feature film directed by Warwick Thornton. This is a unique opportunity to play a central character in a major film, with no prior acting experience required.

Job Responsibilities:

• Portray one of the main characters in a feature film, bringing authenticity and depth to the role.
• Collaborate with the director and cast to bring the story to life on screen.
• Participate in rehearsals, filming, and promotional activities as needed.

Requirements:

• Indigenous male, aged 25-38.
• Based in Australia, with availability to travel if necessary.
• No prior acting experience required; however, a strong presence and willingness to take direction are essential.

Compensation:

• Competitive pay for lead roles, in line with industry standards.
• Travel and accommodation provided if required for filming.

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