BFI Scottish Short Film Casting Call for Actors with Down Syndrome
Casting Call for Lead Role in BFI-Backed Feature Film
Job Description:
Seeking a young man with Down syndrome to play the lead role in an exciting new feature film backed by BFI. No prior acting experience is necessary, making this a unique opportunity to take center stage in a professionally produced project.
Job Responsibilities:
- Portray the lead character in a feature film with authenticity and dedication.
- Work closely with the production team to bring the story to life.
- Commit to the filming schedule and follow direction on set.
Requirements:
- Young man with Down syndrome, aged 18-30.
- Open to individuals with or without prior acting experience.
- Enthusiasm for storytelling and a willingness to collaborate with a professional cast and crew.
Compensation:
- Paid opportunity to star in a professionally produced feature film.
- Gain experience and exposure in the film industry.
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Casting Supporting Cast for Charity Film – London
Job Description
A short film is seeking supporting cast members to help launch a new charity initiative. This is a great opportunity for individuals looking to gain on-screen experience while contributing to a meaningful project. The production is open to high school students and young adults from diverse backgrounds, with no prior acting experience required.
Job Responsibilities
- Participate as a background extra in a short film
- Follow on-set directions from the production team
- Maintain professionalism and engagement throughout the shoot
- Collaborate with other extras to bring realism to the scenes
Requirements
- Open to individuals aged 16 and over
- High school students in Year 10 to Year 12 are encouraged to apply
- No acting experience necessary
- Must be available for a full-day shoot in Barking, East London
Compensation
- £75 day rate for extras (9 AM – 5 PM)
- Opportunity to be part of a meaningful charity project
- On-set experience and networking opportunities