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Casting Call for Actress – Spec Commercial Role

Job Description
A short spec commercial filming in Toronto’s West End is seeking a talented actress to play the Bathroom Customer, a key role in a heartwarming and comedic story set in a cozy café. The project explores patience, human connection, and kindness through small, meaningful interactions.

Job Responsibilities

• Portray the Bathroom Customer with a natural, grounded performance that captures humor and gratitude

• Participate in a short comedic exchange pivotal to the story’s emotional turn

• Collaborate with the director and crew to deliver a compelling and memorable on-screen moment

Requirements

• Female, ages 20–28

• Comfortable performing subtle comedy and emotional nuance

• Available for a short shoot in Toronto (Dundas and Bathurst area)

• Must be reliable and professional on set

Compensation

• Rate: $150

Casting Call for Dynamic Gaming Duos – YouTube Series

Job Description
A brand-new YouTube gaming series is seeking fun, energetic duos who love gaming and can bring their personalities to the screen. The production is looking for pairs who are confident, talkative, and full of charisma — ready to entertain and connect with online audiences through laughter and friendly competition.

Job Responsibilities

• Participate as an on-screen gaming duo for an engaging digital series

• Showcase teamwork, fun interactions, and authentic chemistry during gameplay

• Communicate confidently and naturally on camera

• Represent gaming culture in a fun, positive, and family-friendly way

Requirements

• Ages 13 and up

• Open to siblings, parent-child duos, or best friends

• Must be outgoing, expressive, and comfortable speaking on camera

• Passion for gaming and strong on-screen presence required

Compensation

• Paid opportunity (rate disclosed upon selection)

Casting Call for Real People – Docu-Style Music Project

Job Description
A new docu-style music project is casting real people in Toronto and the Greater Toronto Area who represent the energy and diversity of the city. The production is seeking authentic individuals—such as Uber drivers, drag queens, tattoo artists, and other hardworking locals—who help keep the community moving. This is a unique opportunity to share your story and be featured in a creative and inspiring project.

Job Responsibilities

• Participate in an on-camera interview and short filming session

• Share your authentic personal story and daily experiences

• Collaborate with the production team to capture natural, unscripted moments

Requirements

• Open to all genders and ethnicities

• Ages 16–99 years old

• Must be non-union

• Must be local to Toronto or the Greater Toronto Area

• Comfortable appearing on camera and discussing real-life experiences

Compensation

• $250–$500 for participation

Casting Call for Real People – VR Training Video Roles

Job Description
Casting real people for VR teacher training videos designed to support early childhood education. The project will feature authentic, heartfelt performances from individuals portraying parents or caregivers sharing personal, emotional stories. Filming will take place in the Greater Vancouver or Sea to Sky area. The performances will appear in 360° live-action video scenes that provide emotional context for VR educational simulations.

Job Responsibilities

• Portray a parent or caregiver in intimate, conversational VR scenes

• Deliver natural, honest performances that feel genuine and unscripted

• Work collaboratively with the director to achieve emotional authenticity

• Engage with camera and dialogue in a calm, grounded manner

Requirements

• Non-union

• Ages 30–50

• Must be local to the Greater Vancouver or Sea to Sky area

• Open to teachers, coaches, caretakers, parents, and other real people

• Comfortable delivering emotional, heartfelt dialogue naturally

• Must embody the tone of sincerity and vulnerability

Compensation

• $1,000 per person

Casting Call for Real People – VR Teacher Training Video Roles

Job Description
Casting real people to appear in VR teacher training videos designed for early childhood education programs. The project will feature authentic and heartfelt performances in live-action 360° video scenes that bring emotional realism to virtual reality simulations. Each performer will portray a parent or caregiver sharing a personal, genuine story with warmth and sincerity. Filming will take place in the Greater Vancouver or Sea to Sky area.

Job Responsibilities

• Perform natural, emotionally authentic scenes for educational VR content

• Portray relatable, real-life individuals such as parents or caregivers

• Deliver intimate and heartfelt performances that feel conversational and genuine

• Collaborate with the production team to bring sincerity and emotional depth to each story

Requirements

• Non-union opportunity

• Must be local to the Greater Vancouver or Sea to Sky area

• Looking for real people rather than trained actors

• Performances should feel authentic, not exaggerated or overly dramatic

• Roles include:

  • Female, 30–40: Vulnerable, relatable, and honest; portrays a parent

  • Male, 35–50: Warm, steady, proud; portrays a foster parent

  • Female, 35–50, Indigenous: Calm, grounded, emotional, and reflective; portrays a caregiver

Compensation

• $1,000 per person

Casting Call for Project Madeline – Real People for Lifestyle Photoshoot

Job Description
A real estate development project is now seeking real people and families for a lifestyle photoshoot that captures authentic, everyday moments. The shoot will take place in Greater Vancouver, with sessions scheduled in two parts. The project is looking for individuals and families who reflect warmth, connection, and natural on-camera presence.

Job Responsibilities

• Participate in a professional photoshoot representing real families and individuals

• Take direction from the photographer to capture natural and candid lifestyle images

• Portray a relaxed and genuine attitude suitable for real estate marketing visuals

Requirements

• Must be based in Vancouver, Sea to Sky Corridor, or Greater Vancouver

• Open to non-union talent

• Casting for the following roles:

  • Young family: Two adults (ages 30–40) with one child (ages 3–8)

  • Mature couple: Two adults (ages 50–80)

  • Individuals: Men or women ages 50–80

• Must be comfortable appearing on camera for web, social media, and print use

Compensation

• $500 per day

• $1,000 for usage (4 years)

• Total compensation: $2,000

Casting Call for Male Stand-In – Sheriff Country (Mississauga Studio)

Job Description
A television production titled Sheriff Country is seeking a male stand-in for an immediate booking at a Mississauga studio. The role requires a reliable and professional performer to assist with lighting and camera setup for the featured actor.

Job Responsibilities

• Serve as a stand-in for an actor during scene preparation and lighting adjustments

• Follow precise direction from the production and camera team

• Maintain professionalism and punctuality throughout the shoot

• Be prepared for on-set changes and quick adjustments

Requirements

• Male, Caucasian

• Must be a Full ACTRA Member

• Available immediately for a 1:00 PM call time

• Must be local to the Mississauga area

Compensation

• Paid according to ACTRA rates

Casting Call for Child Photo Double – TV Series

Job Description
A new TV series is seeking a child photo double to match the actor in an upcoming production. This role requires a young performer who closely matches the actor’s skin tone, hair color or length (or is willing to adjust), and size. Filming will take place in Mississauga, with shuttle service provided from Kipling Station.

Job Responsibilities

• Serve as a stand-in for the actor during filming and setup

• Match the look and size of the principal actor as closely as possible

• Be available for the entire filming day as schedule times may vary

• Work under direction from the assistant director and production team

Requirements

• Child performer, approximately 4’4” in height

• Shirt/Pant size: 8 Kids

• Must match the actor’s skin tone and hair color/length (or willing to adjust)

• Open to ACTRA and Non-Union performers

• Must have a parent or guardian chaperone available for the full day

• Must be available Tuesday, November 4, 2025

Compensation

• $273.50 for 8 hours (overtime applicable after 8 hours)

Casting Call for Baton Twirlers – TV Series Parade Scene

Job Description
A TV series is now casting baton twirlers for an upcoming parade scene filming on November 17th. This exciting opportunity allows performers to showcase their twirling skills in a festive, on-camera setting. Applicants must be legally 16 years of age or older.

Job Responsibilities

• Perform baton twirling during an exterior parade scene

• Follow direction from the production team and choreographers

• Arrive in full costume appropriate for an outdoor November parade

• Maintain a positive and energetic attitude on set

Requirements

• Must be legally 16 or older

• Must provide a photo in your parade costume, including your name and age

• Costume must reflect what you would wear during the actual November parade (no indoor outfits)

• Must be comfortable performing outdoors in parade conditions

Compensation

• Paid opportunity (rate to be disclosed upon booking

Casting Call for Parents and Kids in Spin Master Commercial

Job Description
A fun and family-friendly commercial for Spin Master toys — including popular brands like Kinetic Sand, Paw Patrol, and Cool Maker — is now casting real Ontario families. This exciting opportunity welcomes families of all backgrounds to appear in a joyful and playful ad. No acting experience is required!

Job Responsibilities

• Participate in a lighthearted, family-oriented commercial shoot

• Follow simple direction from the production team

• Showcase authentic interactions and playful energy on camera

Requirements

• Real Ontario families of all ethnicities

• Families with one or both parents aged 28–40 years and at least one child in the following age groups:
  • Babies/Toddlers: 6 months–24 months
  • Kids: 3–8 years

• Children may also be considered individually

• No previous on-set experience necessary

Compensation

• Paid opportunity (rates disclosed upon selection

Stunt Coordinator – Vertical Microdrama Project

Job Description
A production team is hiring an experienced Stunt Coordinator for an upcoming vertical microdrama project filming in British Columbia. The Stunt Coordinator will be responsible for choreographing, planning, and executing all action and stunt sequences safely while maintaining the creative vision of the production.

Job Requirements

• Proven experience as a Stunt Coordinator in film, television, or digital productions.

• Expertise in stunt choreography, safety supervision, and risk management.

• Ability to design dynamic action sequences suited for vertical format storytelling.

• Knowledge of industry-standard stunt safety protocols and equipment.

• Strong leadership and communication skills with the ability to collaborate effectively with directors, actors, and production crew.

• Experience coordinating with camera teams to achieve smooth and visually compelling action shots.

• Must be based in British Columbia or able to work locally.

Compensation

• Paid position: $2,500–$3,500 depending on experience and complexity of stunts.

• Includes safety coordination fee, pre-production planning time, and screen credit.

Costume Designer – Vertical Microdrama Project

Job Description
A production team is seeking a skilled Costume Designer for an upcoming vertical microdrama project based in British Columbia. The Costume Designer will be responsible for developing wardrobe concepts that enhance the visual storytelling and support the tone and personality of each character throughout the production.

Job Requirements

• Proven experience as a Costume Designer in film, television, or digital media.

• Strong understanding of character-driven costume design and how wardrobe supports narrative development.

• Ability to source, fit, and maintain costumes that align with the production’s creative direction and continuity needs.

• Proficiency in managing budgets, wardrobe logistics, and on-set wardrobe assistance.

• Knowledge of fabrics, tailoring, color theory, and styling for various time periods or genres.

• Excellent communication and organizational skills, with the ability to collaborate closely with directors, production designers, and cast.

• Must be based in British Columbia or able to work locally.

Compensation

• Paid position: $2,000–$3,000 (based on experience and scope).

• Includes wardrobe budget and credit in final production.