“Don’t Tell Me How To Be Black” Open Casting Call

Job Description

An independent horror film titled Numbers is casting lead, supporting lead, supporting, and character roles for a supernatural thriller centered on a kidnapping that takes a terrifying turn. After abducting a wealthy businessman’s estranged daughter, a seasoned criminal and his crew hide inside a secluded mini-mansion with a notorious past. Their plan begins to unravel when their captive exposes dangerous secrets and supernatural forces emerge. The production is seeking actors with strong dramatic range who can handle intense, emotional, horror-driven material and bring grounded performances to characters facing fear, trauma, greed, and survival.

Job Responsibilities

• Perform a scripted role in a supernatural horror film.
• Deliver emotionally grounded performances in dramatic and suspenseful scenes.
• Collaborate with the director and production team on character development.
• Portray the assigned character according to the film’s creative direction.

Requirements

• Open roles include lead, supporting lead, supporting, and character roles.
• Roles shown include African American male and female characters across approximately ages 20s–50s.
• Strong dramatic range and comfort with intense emotional and horror-driven material.
• Submit a headshot and acting résumé.

Compensation

• Compensation details not specified.

Job Description

A medical documentary is casting real individuals and families across Australia to share personal experiences of searching for a diagnosis for a rare or genetic medical condition. The documentary explores the often lengthy period between first seeking answers and finally receiving a diagnosis, including how developments such as DNA sequencing and AI could potentially support faster diagnosis. The production is looking for authentic patient and family stories from people who are currently seeking a genetic medical diagnosis, have experienced a particularly long diagnostic journey, or have undergone DNA sequencing in an effort to receive answers.

Job Responsibilities

• Share your real-life diagnostic journey on camera for the documentary.
• Speak openly about the experience of seeking answers for a rare or genetic medical condition.
• Participate authentically in documentary filming and interviews.
• Work with the production team to communicate your personal or family story.

Requirements

• Open to people of all ages, ethnicities, and backgrounds.
• Must currently be seeking a genetic medical diagnosis, have experienced a lengthy diagnostic process, or have undergone DNA sequencing in pursuit of a diagnosis.
• Must be willing and comfortable sharing your diagnostic journey.
• Individuals and families are encouraged to apply.
• Must genuinely want to tell your story and contribute to the documentary.

Compensation

• Participation is unpaid.
• Flights, accommodation, ground transfers, and relevant production expenses are covered.
• Production may travel to selected participants, or filming may take place in Sydney.

Job Description

A heartfelt short film is casting a female actor for the role of Diana, a playful and happy young woman who feels confident about what she wants from life. Rather than searching elsewhere for fulfillment, Diana wants to remain in her hometown and spend her life surrounded by the people she cares about most. The character brings warmth and optimism to a story exploring relationships, mistakes, forgiveness, and changing lives.

Job Responsibilities

• Portray Diana in the short film.
• Deliver a natural, playful, and emotionally authentic performance.
• Perform character-driven scenes with the ensemble cast.
• Follow creative direction from the filmmaking team.
• Collaborate professionally throughout production.

Requirements

• Female.
• Ages 18–25.
• Able to portray a playful, happy, and confident personality.
• Comfortable with emotionally grounded dramatic storytelling.
• Must be able to work in Lara (Geelong) and Camperdown, Victoria.

Compensation

• Small daily compensation based on the role.
• Meals provided.

Job Description

A heartfelt short film is casting a female actor to portray the older version of Carrie. At this stage in her life, Carrie has been with her partner for more than 20 years and remains deeply in love. Carrie is a kind, bubbly person with an intensely forgiving nature. Her warmth and relationships form part of a larger story exploring family, regret, reconciliation, and the passage of time.

Job Responsibilities

• Portray the older version of Carrie.
• Deliver warm and emotionally grounded dramatic performances.
• Build believable relationships with other principal characters.
• Follow the director’s creative guidance.
• Work professionally with the cast and production team.

Requirements

• Female.
• Ages 30–45.
• Able to portray a kind, bubbly, and highly forgiving personality.
• Comfortable performing relationship-focused dramatic material.
• Must be able to work in Lara (Geelong) and Camperdown, Victoria.

Compensation

• Small daily compensation based on the role.
• Meals provided.

Job Description

A heartfelt dramatic short film is casting a female actor to portray the younger version of Carrie. Carrie shares a very close relationship with her older brother, Robin, and is beginning a new romantic relationship. She values her brother’s opinion and is eager to receive his approval of her new partner. The role requires warmth and believable sibling chemistry while contributing to the film’s exploration of family relationships across different periods of life.

Job Responsibilities

• Portray the younger version of Carrie.
• Perform natural dramatic and relationship-driven scenes.
• Build believable sibling chemistry with the actor portraying Robin.
• Follow direction from the production team.
• Collaborate professionally with cast and crew.

Requirements

• Female.
• Ages 18–25.
• Comfortable performing character-driven dramatic material.
• Able to portray warmth, affection, and a close sibling relationship.
• Must be able to work in Lara (Geelong) and Camperdown, Victoria.

Compensation

• Small daily compensation based on the role.
• Meals provided.

Job Description

A dramatic short film is casting a male actor to portray the older version of Robin, a former alcoholic returning to his hometown after years away. Robin left after his irresponsible drinking became too much for his closest family to tolerate. His return forces him to confront his past while attempting to make amends and pursue a more peaceful future. The role calls for an emotionally grounded performer capable of portraying regret, vulnerability, and personal change.

Job Responsibilities

• Portray the older version of Robin.
• Perform emotionally complex dramatic scenes.
• Bring authenticity to themes involving addiction, family, and reconciliation.
• Follow creative direction throughout production.
• Work collaboratively with the ensemble cast.

Requirements

• Male.
• Ages 30–45.
• Strong dramatic performance ability.
• Comfortable portraying emotionally sensitive subject matter involving alcoholism and family relationships.
• Must be able to work in Lara (Geelong) and Camperdown, Victoria.

Compensation

• Small daily compensation based on the role.
• Meals provided.

Job Description

A heartfelt short film is casting a male actor to portray the younger version of Robin. The story follows Robin across different stages of his life as past mistakes, family relationships, and the consequences of alcoholism shape his journey. At this stage of his life, Robin has little idea what he wants to do with his future, but he does not seem particularly troubled by that uncertainty. The role requires a natural, grounded dramatic performance.

Job Responsibilities

• Portray the younger version of Robin.
• Perform emotionally grounded dramatic scenes.
• Develop believable relationships with other characters.
• Follow direction from the filmmaking team.
• Collaborate professionally with cast and crew.

Requirements

• Male.
• Ages 18–25.
• Comfortable performing dramatic material.
• Able to portray a young man who is directionless but relatively carefree.
• Must be able to work in Lara (Geelong) and Camperdown, Victoria.

Compensation

• Small daily compensation based on the role.
• Meals provided.

Job Description

A music video production in Brooklyn is casting male and female extras along with a female lead. The project includes a high-energy club scene and is looking for a diverse, camera-ready group who can comfortably dance and perform in a nightlife setting. The female lead will appear in a more prominent role and should be comfortable participating in a jet ski scene. Talent of all ethnicities is encouraged to apply.

Job Responsibilities

• Perform on camera in a professional music video production.
• Extras will participate in a club scene and dance naturally on camera.
• Female lead will perform featured scenes as directed by production.
• Follow creative and production direction throughout filming.
• Maintain professional energy and availability throughout the shoot.

Requirements

• Male and female extras of diverse backgrounds.
• Extras must be comfortable dancing in a club environment.
• Female lead must have long hair and be under 6 feet tall.
• Female lead must be comfortable riding or appearing on a jet ski.
• Female lead role is open to all ethnicities.

Compensation

• Paid opportunity.
• Extras: paid for a full-day, approximately 10-hour shoot.
• Female lead: paid per day for a two-day booking.

Job Description

A Christian music video is casting several performers for a rush production. The team is currently seeking talent for a variety of featured roles, with particular interest in Hispanic male talent who can portray a teenager and Indian or South Asian male talent in their 20s–30s. Selected performers will participate in a short evening music video shoot and should be comfortable working on camera and following production direction.

Job Responsibilities

• Appear on camera in a Christian music video.
• Portray the assigned character or featured role.
• Follow direction from the production team.
• Remain professional and prepared throughout filming.

Requirements

• Asian woman, 30s–40s.
• Senior White woman, age 55+.
• Hispanic male, 18–22, or able to convincingly portray a teenager.
• Indian young woman, early 20s.
• Indian or South Asian male, 20s–30s.
• Must be available for the required production schedule.

Compensation

• $50.
• Payment provided at wrap.

“Fallen Angel” Vertical Microdrama – Male and Female Actors

Job Description

The vertical microdrama “Fallen Angel” is seeking male and female actors for an upcoming production in Miami, Florida. Casting is looking for performers with strong screen presence and an authentic American accent who can bring compelling characters to life in a fast-paced vertical series format. Both SAG-AFTRA and non-union actors are welcome.

Job Responsibilities

• Perform scripted roles in a vertical microdrama production
• Deliver natural and engaging dialogue on camera
• Bring emotional authenticity and strong character choices to each scene
• Follow direction from the director and production team
• Collaborate professionally with fellow actors and crew members
• Maintain character and performance continuity throughout filming

Requirements

• Male actors, ages 30–60
• Female actors, ages 20–50
• Must have an authentic American accent
• Strong acting and on-camera performance skills
• Must currently live in Miami, Florida
• Miami local hires only
• SAG-AFTRA and non-union actors are welcome

Compensation

• $164–$500 per day, depending on the role

Job Description

A SAG vertical TV series is casting multiple background roles for an upcoming production in Miami, Florida. The production is seeking men and women across a range of ages and looks to portray crowds, fans, security guards, inmates, paparazzi, party guests, and investors. The casting call is open to all ethnicities and non-union talent.

Job Responsibilities

• Perform as background talent in assigned scenes.
• Portray the selected background role naturally and authentically.
• Follow direction from the production and assistant directing teams.
• Maintain continuity and professionalism throughout filming.
• Arrive camera-ready and prepared for the assigned role.

Requirements

• Open to all ethnicities.
• Non-union talent.
• Crowd: Men and women, 20s–40s.
• Female Fans: Women, 20s–30s.
• Security Guards: Men, 30s–50s.
• Inmates: Men, 30s–40s with a tough-guy look.
• Paparazzi: Men, 30s–40s.
• Party Guests: Men and women, 20s–50s.
• Investors: Men and women, 30s–50s.

Compensation

• $144 for 8 hours.
• 10% agency commission applies.

Child and Adult Models for Creative Building Toys Product Video

Job Description

A paid non-speaking product video project featuring creative building toys is seeking children and adults for its next phase of filming in the Lower Mainland, British Columbia. The production is looking for natural, engaging talent who are comfortable on camera, with child performers who enjoy playing and interacting authentically with toys. Previous acting or modeling experience is welcome but not required.

Job Responsibilities

• Appear in non-speaking product video scenes featuring creative building toys
• Interact naturally with toys and other performers on camera
• Follow simple direction from the production team
• Maintain an expressive, engaging, and natural presence during filming
• Participate professionally in digital advertising and branded content scenes

Requirements

• Group 5: Asian female child, ages 5–7; Asian male child, ages 8–11
• Group 6: Hispanic male child, ages 6–8; Hispanic female child, ages 6–8; mixed-ethnicity or mid-skinned children may also be considered
• Group 7: Caucasian female child, ages 6–9; Black/dark-skinned male child, ages 6–9
• Group 8: Caucasian female child, ages 5–7; Asian female child, ages 8–11
• Group 9: Asian male child, ages 5–7; Asian female child, ages 8–10
• Group 10: Black male child, ages 5–7; Black female child, ages 8–11; mixed-ethnicity or dark-skinned children may also be considered
• Group 11 children: Caucasian female, ages 5–7; Asian male, ages 8–11; mixed-ethnicity female, ages 8–11
• Group 11 adults: Caucasian male, ages 36–45; Asian female, ages 25–35; mixed-ethnicity female, age 60+
• Child talent should enjoy playing and interacting naturally with toys
• Must be comfortable on camera and able to follow simple direction
• No previous acting or modeling experience required
• Parent or guardian must remain on set with all child participants
• Must be comfortable with digital usage across Amazon, websites, social media, and online advertising
• Must agree that finished content and production materials cannot be used for personal portfolios, demo reels, or social media
• Must be able to work in the Lower Mainland, British Columbia

Compensation

• $50 CAD per hour
• 3-hour minimum guarantee
• Minimum compensation of $150 CAD per perso