Casting Call: Deaf Talent for BBC Feature Film
Seeking Deaf talent for a BBC feature film written and directed by Deaf artist Louise Stern, set to shoot in the UK. This is an incredible opportunity to represent authentic Deaf experiences on screen. No prior acting experience is required.
Job Responsibilities
- Portray a character authentically in a feature film.
- Collaborate with the production team to bring the story to life.
- Use natural expressions and communication to embody the role.
Requirements
- Deaf male, aged 30s–50s, fluent in sign language.
- Deaf woman, aged 20–55, fluent in sign language.
- Deaf boy, aged 7–9 (fluency in sign language not required).
- Open to individuals with no prior acting experience.
Compensation
- Paid opportunity for selected talent.
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Lead Male Actor for Upcoming Feature Film
Job Description
An upcoming feature film is seeking an outstanding male lead actor for a character-driven role filming in the UK. Casting is specifically looking for a gay LGBTQ+ actor who is Irish or can deliver an authentic Irish accent, ideally with ties to the Irish Traveller community. Real boxing skills are required for the role, so performers with genuine fight training and ring experience are strongly encouraged to apply.
Job Responsibilities
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Perform as the lead character in a feature film with emotional range and strong screen presence
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Deliver an authentic Irish accent consistently across scenes
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Perform boxing action safely and believably using real boxing technique
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Collaborate with directors and scene partners, taking adjustments quickly
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Maintain continuity in performance, physicality, and character choices throughout production
Requirements
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Male actor, ages 25–30
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White
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Gay LGBTQ+ actor
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Irish or able to perform an authentic Irish accent
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From the Irish Traveller community strongly preferred
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Real boxing skills and experience required
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Must be able to work in the UK
Compensation
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Paid lead role (rate shared upon selection)