Families Wanted for Chicago-Based Smartphone Documentary
Job Description
A new documentary is seeking real Chicago-area families to share their experience as their child prepares to receive their first smartphone. This heartfelt and thought-provoking film will chronicle five diverse families through the anticipation, decision-making process, and emotional impact of gifting a phone to a child aged 7 to 14. Families selected will be featured before, during, and after their child receives their first phone (provided by production).
This is a unique opportunity to authentically represent your family’s views—whether cautious or tech-forward—on kids and screen time, digital access, and the evolving role of technology in parenting.
Job Responsibilities
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Participate in on-camera filming in your home or local area
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Share personal stories, family dynamics, and perspectives on children and smartphone usage
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Allow filming of the moment your child receives their first phone and subsequent follow-up
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Provide insight into your parenting approach and thoughts on digital technology
Requirements
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Must be located in the Chicagoland area
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Families with at least one child between ages 7–14 who is expected to receive their first phone within the year
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Willingness to be filmed over multiple days
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Openness to discussing your views on smartphones and parenting
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Families of all backgrounds and viewpoints encouraged to apply
Compensation
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Phone will be provided for the child as part of filming
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Paid participation
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National exposure in a professionally produced documentary
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