Casting Native American/Indigenous Talent – Docuseries by Pechanga Studios
Job Description: Pechanga Studios is seeking Native American/Indigenous men and women for an upcoming docuseries. The production is looking for slim and slender individuals between the ages of 20 to 80, with an emphasis on representing authentic Native American culture. Elders are highly encouraged to apply. Filming will take place in Los Angeles and Santa Clarita, CA. This is a great opportunity to participate in a meaningful and educational project.
Job Responsibilities:
- Participate in the filming of a docuseries focusing on Native American culture.
- Follow direction from the production team to portray authenticity and represent indigenous culture with respect and accuracy.
- Be available for filming as scheduled by the production team.
Requirements:
- Must be Native American/Indigenous.
- Age range: 20 to 80 years old.
- Slim and slender build.
- Must be available for filming in Los Angeles and Santa Clarita, CA.
- Applicants should submit current photos, union status, and phone number via email for consideration.
Compensation:
- SAG-AFTRA rate: $161/8 hours.
- Non-union rate: $262/12 hours.
- Corporate/Educational contract.
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