Casting Real Friends (Female, 8-11) for BBC Films Project
Job Description:
BBC Films is seeking pairs of real female friends, aged 8-11, to participate in a short film project. This project will feature 10-second video snapshots celebrating the BBC and its connection across Britain. No prior acting experience is required—just authentic friendship and a love for the BBC.
Job Responsibilities:
- Participate as a duo of real friends in 10-second video snapshots.
- Share a short, engaging piece about what you love about the BBC.
- Work with the production team to deliver natural and authentic footage that captures the spirit of friendship and joy.
Requirements:
- Female friends aged 8-11.
- Must be real friends.
- Comfortable on camera and able to naturally interact with each other.
- Submissions for participants under 16 must be made by a parent or guardian.
- Provide full names, ages, location, selfies, and a brief explanation of what you love about the BBC with your application.
Compensation:
- Paid role.
- A great opportunity to be part of a unique project celebrating the BBC.
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Share your restaurant’s story and personality on camera
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Real, family-owned mom-and-pop restaurant (no major chains)
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Must be located in the Southern U.S.
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Job Responsibilities
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Perform on camera with strong non-verbal acting, emotion, and expressive physicality
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Take direction and adjust performance to match the film’s psychological tone
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Collaborate with cast and crew in a professional, respectful on-set environment
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Comfortable acting with minimal to no dialogue (performance-based storytelling)
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Must be able to communicate emotion through facial expression, body language, and presence
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Office Employee (Supporting, 30s): friendly coworker; subtle support and grounded office presence
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Bartender/Server (Supporting, 20s–30s): calm, observant; communicates through subtle gestures
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No pay (non-union)
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Screen credit provided
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Copy provided
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Meals provided
Job Description
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Collaborate with the director and crew to bring authentic moments to life
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Take direction well and maintain a professional, on-set attitude
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Must be 18+ to apply (even if playing younger)
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Male, 25–35
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Union and non-union performers welcome
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Volunteer role
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Meals provided
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Screen credit provided
Sportswear Live Presentation Models (POC Talent)
Job Description
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Model sportswear looks during a live presentation and filmed show
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Take direction from the production team and deliver confident, camera-ready movement
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Maintain professional energy throughout fittings, rehearsals, and live segments
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Work smoothly with stylists, producers, and other talent on set
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London-based talent only
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Primarily seeking POC models and performers
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Strong confidence on camera and in live presentation settings
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Fashion-forward look and ability to showcase sportswear naturally
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Job Description
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Job Responsibilities
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Perform scripted scenes with natural, believable dialogue and strong character presence.
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Take direction from the director and collaborate with the creative team to shape performance choices.
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Maintain continuity across takes and remain professional on set.
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Must be Sheffield-based (local hire; no travel provided).
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Comfortable portraying working-class realism and subtle emotional shifts.
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£100/day
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No travel provided
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The short film “Atelophobia” is casting actors for principal roles in a tense, character-driven story centered on the disillusionment of perfection and the unease that grows when “normal” life starts to crack. The production is looking for performers who can deliver grounded dramatic work, subtle psychological tension, and emotionally controlled performances that escalate as suspicion and stress intensify.
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Perform scripted dramatic scenes with strong emotional realism and continuity.
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Take direction and adjust performance choices across multiple takes.
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Collaborate professionally with the director and production team.
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Maintain character consistency and deliver natural reactions to escalating tension.
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Arrive prepared, on time, and ready to work with wardrobe/character notes provided by production.
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Must match one of the character breakdowns below.
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Must be able to work as a local hire (production requests local talent).
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Strong dramatic acting ability and comfort portraying anxiety, suspicion, and psychological unease.
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Alec Schmidt (Lead, Male, 30s–40s, White)
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Brownish hair; clean, put-together appearance
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Brunette; well-groomed, often in dresses; “seems perfect”
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Personality: calm on the surface but worn down; growing fragility under stress; heightened awareness of cameras/surveillance.
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Slightly larger frame; thick-rimmed glasses; casual clothes showing wear
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Personality: outwardly cheerful/friendly but unsettling; controlled “surveyor” type who asserts influence and makes others uncomfortable.
Compensation Details
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Compensation details are not listed in the casting notice. Any pay, stipend, or credit information will be shared by production during the selection process.
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Concept and create cinematic visuals that support a cohesive house music visual identity.
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Collaborate on creative direction, shot planning, and storytelling approach for releases and live moments.
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Deliver polished edits with strong pacing, emotion, and rhythm that matches electronic music culture.
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Strong interest in dance music and visual storytelling.
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Experience as a filmmaker, videographer, editor, or multi-hyphenate creative (shooting and editing is a plus).
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Reliable, professional, and able to work independently in a fast-paced creative environment.
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Comfortable building a long-term creative partnership (not a one-off client gig).
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Based in the United Kingdom (North East preferred, but flexible).
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Willingness to travel or work on-location when needed for creative shoots and potential tour days.
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Freelance collaboration with commission + paid growth structure (shared growth model, not hourly).
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Commission splits from monetized YouTube and visual projects.
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Paid filming days (especially on tour).
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Travel covered when working on creative trips.
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Potential performance and brand bonuses as the project scales.
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Public creative credit and recognition for your work and creative direction.
Job Description
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Cinematographer / Director of Photography (DP)
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Develop the visual style and execute camera coverage for narrative scenes.
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Collaborate with the director and crew on shot design, lighting approach, and camera movement.
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Support camera operations, including focus pulling, lens changes, and camera prep.
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Assist with maintaining camera gear, slating, and on-set camera workflow.
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Capture clean on-location audio, including dialogue and ambient sound.
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Manage audio equipment and ensure proper levels and recording practices.
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Operate boom mic placement and movement to capture clear dialogue.
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Work closely with the sound mixer and follow blocking changes.
Gaffers
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Support lighting setup, adjustments, and breakdown according to the DP’s plan.
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Maintain safe cable management and efficient lighting operations on set.
Sound Editor
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Edit and clean dialogue tracks, reduce noise, and assemble a polished sound timeline.
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Coordinate with production on sound deliverables.
Colorist
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Color correct and grade footage to match the film’s intended tone and continuity.
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Deliver final graded outputs to production specs.
Requirements
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Experience in your applied role (indie/short film experience preferred).
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Ability to collaborate professionally in a small-team production environment.
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Reliable transportation to the Orlando-area set locations.
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Strong communication skills and ability to meet deadlines (especially post roles).
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Interest in women-led filmmaking and sports/character-driven storytelling is a plus.
Compensation Details
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Unpaid at this time (production is currently crowdfunding).
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Selected applicants will receive additional project details and any updates to compensation as funding progresses.
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A narrative short film is hiring crew for an upcoming three-day shoot in Hollywood. The production is seeking a Production Coordinator and Production Assistants to support day-to-day operations, set logistics, and communication across departments. This is a great opportunity to build relationships with an active team and join an ongoing crew rolodex for future projects.
Job Responsibilities
Production Coordinator
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Support production planning, logistics, and day-to-day coordination.
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Assist with call sheets, schedules, and crew communication.
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Coordinate paperwork, releases, and basic office coordination as needed.
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Help track production needs across departments and escalate issues to production leadership.
Production Assistants
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Assist with set operations, runs, and general production support.
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Help with equipment/department coordination, lockups, and maintaining set flow.
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Support craft services and ensure crew needs are communicated promptly.
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Perform additional duties as assigned to keep production moving efficiently.
Requirements
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Prior experience in indie film production is preferred (but not required for PA roles).
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Reliable, punctual, and able to follow direction in a fast-paced environment.
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Strong communication skills and a team-first attitude.
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Must be able to work on your feet for extended periods and lift light-to-moderate items (as needed).
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Must have reliable transportation to and from set in Hollywood.
Compensation Details
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IMDb credit provided
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Copy provided
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Meal provided
(This is a non-monetary compensation opportunity.)
Job Description
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Job Responsibilities
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Portray a marathon runner or enthusiastic supporter on camera for key race-day scenes.
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Follow direction from the production team and maintain continuity across takes.
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Arrive camera-ready and match the requested “early 2000s” (2003-style) look as closely as possible.
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Participate in light action such as running, reacting, cheering, and crowd movement as directed.
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Maintain professionalism on set and cooperate with cast, crew, and other background talent.
Requirements
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Must be comfortable being filmed in public, outdoor conditions.
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Ability to take direction, remain focused, and repeat actions for multiple takes.
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For runner roles: must be able to jog/run comfortably as needed for scenes.
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Must be able to provide your own wardrobe that fits the requested early-2000s marathon vibe (guidance/mood board referenced by production).
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Reliable transportation to set.
Compensation Details
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Unpaid role
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Reasonable travel expenses covered
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Water and light refreshments provided


