Job Description
A student filmmaker is building a small, passionate crew for a character-driven indie romantic comedy. The story follows a tightly-wound financial analyst who makes a petty bet on a first date with an artsy filmmaker. What starts as a wager turns into a transformative journey as he learns that creativity isn’t just for artists—and maybe, just maybe, falls in love along the way.
This low-budget, non-union project offers a collaborative environment ideal for emerging talent eager to work on a heartfelt story with emotional and comedic arcs. Rates will be determined by experience and scope of work.
Job Responsibilities
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Collaborate closely with director and crew to execute the film’s vision
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Contribute creatively to the visual and auditory storytelling elements
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Adapt to a flexible, small-team production setup
Requirements
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Experience in one or more of the following:
• Director of Photography (DP)
• Sound Mixer / Recordist
• Production Designer / Set Designer -
Strong communication and teamwork skills
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Passion for storytelling with emotional nuance and humor
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Must provide portfolio or previous work samples
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Availability during the shoot window (late August to early September)
Compensation
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Paid position (low budget, based on experience)
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Exact rates discussed based on scope and availability
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Job Description
An independent, non-union slasher horror film is casting a male lead actor and production assistants for an upcoming shoot in Southampton, New Jersey. This ultra-low-budget production is seeking passionate talent who enjoys horror filmmaking and is comfortable working on an independent set. Applicants must be able to commute to the filming location and provide their own transportation.
Job Responsibilities
- Male Lead: Portray the film’s lead character in a feature-length slasher horror production.
- Production Assistant: Support the crew with lighting, sound, props, set decoration, and building set pieces.
- Collaborate with the cast and crew throughout production.
- Follow creative and production direction on set.
- Maintain professionalism during weekend filming.
Requirements
- Male Lead (Arlo Twain): Male, playing age 23–32 (appearing around 27). Confident, witty, athletic, and comfortable with mature R-rated themes, including suggestive content and same-sex intimacy. No nudity is required. Open to all ethnicities.
- Production Assistants: No experience required, though previous theater or film experience is a plus.
- Must provide your own transportation to the filming location.
- Comfortable with horror elements, including fake blood, dirt, and mud.
- Non-union performers and crew members are encouraged to apply.
- Submit a headshot, resume, and demo reel if available.
Compensation
- Deferred payment based on the project’s success.
- Potential travel stipend if additional funding becomes available.
- Non-union independent production.
Job Description
An independent feature film is casting actors, background performers, and production crew for a submission trailer to the FUTUREVISIONXPRIZE short film competition. Opportunities are available for principal acting roles, extras, and multiple behind-the-scenes crew positions in the San Francisco Bay Area.
Job Responsibilities
- Perform assigned acting or background roles.
- Follow on-set direction during filming.
- Crew members will support production, camera, lighting, sound, editing, art, costume, or VFX departments.
Requirements
Acting Roles
- Johnny Bones: Male, 20s–30s.
- Maltrex: Male, 20–40.
- Golroth: Male, 20–40.
- Katrina: Female, 50–70.
- Young Katrina: Female, 20–40.
- Commissioner Wong: Male, 24–25.
- Child actor (K–4 age appearance).
- Bartender: Male or Female, 30s–50s.
- Extras: Military-age males, diverse background performers, and physically fit performers.
Crew Roles
- Editors
- VFX Artist
- Set Designers
- Costume Designers
- Assistant Director
- Director of Photography
- Assistant Camera
- Grip & Electric
- Lead Electric
- Sound Designer
- Art Director
- Additional Grips
- Production Assistants
Compensation
- Unpaid.
- Meals provided.
- Screen credit.
- Copy of the completed film.
