Lead Role Casting for Charles Campbell in Upcoming Feature Film
Job Description:
KBC Casting is seeking a talented actor to portray Charles Campbell, a lead role in an upcoming feature film set in Jamaica. Charles is Abi-Gaye’s younger brother—a passionate but immature individual faced with the daunting task of saving his family’s spice business. Determined to prove himself, Charles embarks on a journey filled with challenges, growth, and self-realization.
Job Responsibilities:
- Bring energy and depth to the role of Charles Campbell, showcasing his transition from immaturity to responsibility.
- Collaborate with the director and cast to deliver a compelling performance.
- Participate in rehearsals, table reads, and on-location filming in Jamaica.
Requirements:
- Black male actor, late 20s.
- Must be able to portray youthful energy, charisma, and emotional depth.
- Professional attitude and ability to take direction on set.
- Availability to film on location in Jamaica.
Compensation Details:
- Compensation will be discussed upon selection and based on industry standards for lead roles in feature films.
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- Bring confidence, humor, emotional depth, and a mischievous personality to the character.
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- Female talent, ages 7–10.
- Biracial, with Caymanian and European heritage preferred for the character.
- Girls with Caribbean backgrounds are strongly encouraged to apply.
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- Maintain continuity and professionalism throughout production.
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Job Description
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Job Responsibilities
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Job Description
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Requirements
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Job Description
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Job Responsibilities
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Requirements
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Job Description
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