Young Female Role – Documentary Project
Job Description
An upcoming documentary project is casting a young female actor to appear in featured scenes. The role calls for a girl who can authentically portray cultural identity in a sensitive and respectful context. Filming will take place in Etobicoke, and selected talent must be available for all scheduled shoot dates.
Job Responsibilities
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Participate in reenactment and featured scenes for a documentary
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Work closely with the production team to deliver an authentic performance
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Follow direction on set to ensure accuracy and professionalism
Requirements
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Female, ages 7–14
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Must be available for all scheduled filming dates
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Ability to portray cultural authenticity as required by the project
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Union and non-union talent may apply
Compensation
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Paid opportunity under ACTRA/AABP guidelines
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Drag Queens for Medical Docu-Series
Job Description
A medical docu-drama series filming in Toronto, Ontario, is seeking real drag queens for an upcoming episode. The production is casting the role of Anita Kiss, a drag performer experiencing an ankle injury. Talent of all types and adult ages is encouraged to apply for this paid, non-union acting opportunity.
Job Responsibilities
- Portray Anita Kiss, a drag queen experiencing an ankle injury.
- Perform naturally in a medical docu-drama setting.
- Bring authentic drag performance experience and personality to the role.
- Follow direction from the director and production team.
- Perform professionally and maintain character continuity during filming.
Requirements
- Real drag queens of all types are encouraged to apply.
- Must be age 18 or older.
- Must be comfortable portraying a character with an ankle injury.
- Must be a Canadian citizen or permanent resident paying taxes in Ontario for 2025.
- Must be able to work in Toronto, Ontario.
- Non-union talent.
Compensation
- $300–$400.
- Additional $100 kit fee for talent providing their own drag makeup.
- Up to $500 total compensation.
