CBN Investigative Documentary (Heavy Reenactments) Casting Call for Head Soviet Scientist
Casting Head Soviet Scientist for Investigative Documentary
Job Description
A new investigative feature documentary is seeking a skilled character actor to portray the Head Soviet Scientist in a reenactment segment. This role calls for a Russian-speaking male with a commanding presence to lead a scene centered on occult practices, UFOs, and supernatural influence. The performance requires strong delivery and the ability to portray both intellect and eerie conviction.
Job Responsibilities
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Portray the leader of Soviet scientists in a dramatic reenactment segment
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Deliver lines in English with a believable Russian accent
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Appear in full costume and provide a strong, expressive on-camera performance
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Participate in a one-day shoot under professional direction
Requirements
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Male, age 50–60
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Must be Russian, with brown, blond, or gray hair
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Must speak fluent English with a Russian accent
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Must be comfortable with themes involving the supernatural and occult
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Include three facts about yourself in your audition and note if using dialect
Compensation
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Paid day player rate (minimum $225, no travel)
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Travel and lodging covered for non-local talent
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Shooting in Virginia Beach, VA
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Documentary Casting Call
Job Description
A nonprofit documentary is casting non-speaking background roles for a project filming in and around Birmingham, Alabama. Casting directors are seeking African American and White performers across multiple age groups to help tell an inspiring story through authentic visual storytelling. This is a great opportunity for individuals interested in participating in a meaningful documentary production.
Job Responsibilities
- Portray assigned background roles in documentary reenactment scenes.
- Follow direction from the production team.
- Maintain professionalism throughout filming.
- Help create authentic, story-driven scenes.
Requirements
- Seeking the following talent:
- African American boys, ages 6–9 and 10–11.
- African American teenage boys, ages 14–19.
- African American girls, ages 4–7 and 5–11.
- African American teenage girls, ages 14–19.
- African American woman, ages 21–25.
- African American woman, age 60+.
- African American man, ages 40–55.
- White boys, ages 6–9 and 10–11.
- White girl, ages 5–8.
- White woman, ages 21–25.
- Must be available to work in the Birmingham, Alabama area.
Compensation
- Non-paid opportunity.
- Travel costs may be negotiated, if applicable.
