HBO’s “And Just Like That” Speaking Role Open Casting Call

Informant/Inmate for True Crime Recreation Series

Job Description
A true crime recreation series is seeking a Black male actor, age 20 or older, to portray an informant/inmate in compelling reenactment scenes. This non-union production focuses on real-life events, requiring talent who can bring depth and authenticity to their performance, all without scripted audio.

Job Responsibilities

• Portray an informant/inmate authentically in recreation scenes

• Convey emotion and reaction through expressive, non-verbal acting

• Follow direction from the production team for visual storytelling

• Arrive on time and ready for your scheduled shoot

• Work collaboratively with cast and crew for realistic reenactments

Requirements

• Black male, age 20+

• Ability to deliver a convincing, nuanced performance without dialogue

• Professional, reliable, and able to follow direction

• Local to Knoxville, TN area or able to self-report

Club Extras for True Crime Recreation Series

Job Description
A true crime recreation series is seeking Black male actors, ages 20 and older, to appear as club extras in dramatic reenactment scenes. This opportunity is perfect for those looking to gain on-set experience and be part of compelling, real-life storytelling. Scenes are non-union and require expressive, non-verbal performances to help set the club atmosphere.

Job Responsibilities

• Appear as club patrons in background scenes

• Help create an authentic and lively club environment

• Follow direction from the production team

• Maintain professionalism and arrive on time for your call

• Collaborate with fellow extras and crew for smooth production

Requirements

• Black male, age 20+

• Ability to convey reactions and emotion without scripted audio

• Professional and reliable

• Local to Knoxville, TN area or able to self-report

Compensation

• $100 per day

Homeowner for True Crime Recreation Series

Job Description
A non-union true crime recreation series is looking for a Black male actor in his 30s or older to portray a homeowner. This role involves reenacting moments for a compelling real-life crime story with no scripted audio. Actors should bring authentic emotion and realism to their portrayal, helping to immerse viewers in the scene.

Job Responsibilities

• Portray a homeowner authentically in recreation scenes

• Follow direction from the production team for visual storytelling

• Convey emotion and reaction without scripted dialogue

• Arrive on time and prepared for your scheduled shoot

• Work collaboratively with the director and crew for smooth scene execution

Requirements

• Black male, age 30+

• Ability to portray emotion and authenticity on camera

• Professional, reliable, and able to follow direction

• Experience with non-verbal acting is a plus

• Local to the Knoxville, TN area or able to self-report

Compensation

• $125 per day

Officer Role for True Crime Recreation Series

Job Description
A non-union true crime recreation series is seeking a fit Black male actor, age 26 or older, to portray a police officer in reenactment scenes. This role requires a commanding presence and the ability to deliver emotion and authenticity without scripted dialogue. The scenes help bring real-life crime stories to life for an engaged audience.

Job Responsibilities

• Portray a police officer authentically in recreation scenes

• Follow direction from the production team for accurate, compelling reenactments

• Communicate through expressive, non-verbal acting

• Arrive on time and prepared for scheduled shoot times

• Collaborate professionally with cast and crew

Requirements

• Black male, age 26+

• Physically fit and able to embody a law enforcement presence

• Strong non-verbal acting ability

• Professional, reliable, and able to follow direction

• Local to Knoxville, TN area or able to self-report

Compensation

• $135 per day

Actors to Portray Teachers for Major Live Stream Event

Job Description
A high-profile live stream in Atlanta is seeking talented individuals to portray teachers for an upcoming YouTube broadcast. This is a fantastic chance to gain on-camera experience and showcase your acting skills in a dynamic live production environment. Both male and female roles are available, with compensation provided.

Job Responsibilities

• Portray a teacher authentically during a live broadcast

• Follow direction from the production team in real-time

• Collaborate professionally with fellow cast and crew

• Arrive on time and prepared for the scheduled live stream

• Bring energy, presence, and believability to your role

Requirements

• For male teacher role: Caucasian, age 30–60

• For older female teacher role: Any ethnicity, age 60

• Must be reliable and able to take direction quickly

• Comfortable performing live and improvising as needed

• Available for the scheduled time slots

Compensation

• $100 for a 2-hour live stream session

Series Regular – Paula Holt in New Comedy Pilot

NBC is launching a vibrant new single-camera comedy set in a Native community center in Oakland, California, from acclaimed showrunner Sierra Teller Ornelas and the creative forces behind “Rutherford Falls” and “Reservation Dogs.” This project celebrates authentic stories, sharp humor, and diverse Native representation in television.

NBC Shines a Light on Native Community and Representation
This comedy pilot focuses on the dedicated staff at a Native community center, juggling daily challenges while uplifting those around them. The series is led by industry trailblazers committed to bringing real voices and unique perspectives to the screen, making this a prime opportunity for Indigenous actors to shine.

Meet the Visionary Creative Team

• Sierra Teller Ornelas (Showrunner, Executive Producer): Groundbreaking creator of “Rutherford Falls,” with credits on “Brooklyn Nine-Nine,” “Superstore,” and more.

• Jackie Keliiaa (Executive Producer, Writer): Celebrated stand-up comedian, writer, and voice actor, championing Native talent in comedy.

• Bobby Wilson (Executive Producer, Writer, Actor): Noted for “Reservation Dogs” and Marvel’s “Echo,” infusing comedy with cultural insight.

• Morgan Sackett (Executive Producer): Brings expertise from multiple acclaimed comedies.

Why This Project Stands Out
As the industry embraces more inclusive and diverse storytelling, NBC’s new pilot offers an exceptional opportunity for Indigenous actors and creatives to take center stage and shape authentic television narratives.

Job Description
Paula Holt is a series regular role for a woman in her 30s. Paula is the office manager at the community center—a loving mother, romantic at heart, and spirited with gossip and superstitions. She brings warmth, organization, and humor to the team, balancing family and work with charm.

Job Responsibilities

• Portray Paula’s nurturing, witty, and sometimes superstitious personality

• Deliver heartfelt and comedic moments with authenticity

• Work closely with the cast and creative team to build a dynamic ensemble

• Help bring authentic, relatable stories to life on screen

Requirements

• Identify as North American Indigenous or multiracial Indigenous (Afro-Indigenous, Indigenous & Latina, Indigenous & Asian, etc.)

• Female, 30s

• Comedians encouraged to apply

• Ability to embody a character who is organized, loving, and endearingly superstitious

Compensation

• Paid series regular role

Series Regular – Bobby Lebeau in New Comedy Pilot

NBC is developing an exciting new single-camera comedy set in a Native community center in Oakland, California. Created by acclaimed showrunner Sierra Teller Ornelas and an all-star team from “Rutherford Falls” and “Reservation Dogs,” this project promises sharp humor, heartfelt storytelling, and meaningful representation for Native and multiracial Indigenous talent.

NBC Greenlights Native Community Center Comedy: Diverse Talent in the Spotlight
This fresh comedy explores the lives of staff at a community center as they support their community and each other. The show is led by industry veterans who are committed to authentic voices and inclusive storytelling, opening new doors for Native actors and creatives.

Meet the Creative Team

• Sierra Teller Ornelas (Showrunner, Executive Producer): Praised for “Rutherford Falls,” with credits on “Brooklyn Nine-Nine,” “Superstore,” and more.

• Jackie Keliiaa (Executive Producer, Writer): Stand-up comedian and voice actor with a passion for uplifting Native comedy.

• Bobby Wilson (Executive Producer, Writer, Actor): Known for “Reservation Dogs,” “Echo,” and Native sketch comedy, bringing wit and insight to the project.

• Morgan Sackett (Executive Producer): Renowned for producing hit comedy series.

Why This Show Matters
With networks spotlighting real, diverse experiences, this NBC pilot is a major opportunity for Native representation in entertainment. Aspiring performers are encouraged to stay tuned for casting news and to get involved in shaping a new era for television.

Job Description
Bobby Lebeau is a lovable series regular role for a man in his late 30s. He’s the laid-back, witty member of the group—the guy who does little but is adored by everyone. Bobby’s effortless humor and charm make him a memorable and endearing character in the community center setting.

Job Responsibilities

• Bring Bobby’s relaxed, comedic persona to life with great timing

• Deliver humor while contributing to the show’s heartfelt moments

• Collaborate with cast, writers, and directors to tell authentic stories

• Add to a positive and engaging on-set environment

Requirements

• Identify as North American Indigenous or multiracial Indigenous (Afro-Indigenous, Indigenous & Latino, Indigenous & Asian, etc.)

• Male, late 30s

• Comedians are strongly encouraged to apply

• Ability to portray a character who is lovable, relatable, and quick-witted

Compensation

• Paid series regular role

Series Regular – Josie Two-Shoes in New Comedy Pilot

New NBC Comedy Pilot Spotlights Native Community Center and Diverse Talent

NBC is developing a groundbreaking single-camera comedy set in a Native community center in Oakland, California. Led by acclaimed showrunner Sierra Teller Ornelas—the first Native American showrunner in TV comedy—this project brings together industry veterans from “Rutherford Falls,” “Reservation Dogs,” and more, promising authentic representation, sharp humor, and uplifting stories rooted in community. Aspiring actors and creatives are encouraged to stay tuned for more casting opportunities and industry impact.

NBC Greenlights Native Community Center Comedy: A Fresh Take on Representation
The new NBC pilot, created by Sierra Teller Ornelas, highlights the vibrant daily life and unique challenges faced by staff at a Native community center. With a powerhouse team including Jackie Keliiaa, Bobby Wilson, and Morgan Sackett, this comedy blends heartfelt moments and witty humor while paving the way for diverse Native voices in entertainment.

From “Rutherford Falls” to NBC: Meet the Creative Team

• Sierra Teller Ornelas (Showrunner, Executive Producer): Creator of “Rutherford Falls,” with writing credits on “Brooklyn Nine-Nine,” “Superstore,” “Happy Endings,” and more.

• Jackie Keliiaa (Executive Producer, Writer): Stand-up comedian and voice actor, known for her work on “Spirit Rangers” and “Good Medicine Comedy.”

• Bobby Wilson (Executive Producer, Writer, Actor): Seen in “Reservation Dogs,” “Marvel’s Echo,” and “What We Do in the Shadows,” with deep roots in Native sketch comedy.

• Morgan Sackett (Executive Producer): Brings high production value from acclaimed series.

Why This Comedy Matters: Industry Trends and Representation
NBC’s new pilot arrives as Hollywood embraces diversity and authentic storytelling. With limited Native representation in comedy, this project is both timely and significant. As Sierra Teller Ornelas said, “To be making this, it’s the dang dream! Join us?”

What to Expect: Comedy, Community, and Opportunity
The series will showcase relatable storylines of community center staff hustling to support those in need, offering a platform for Native talent and encouraging aspiring professionals to pursue new opportunities in Hollywood. The creative team’s previous success with “Rutherford Falls” proves that genuine representation resonates with audiences and critics alike.

Get Involved: Tips for Aspiring Entertainment Professionals

• Network with creators and cast via social media

• Keep headshots and resumes up to date for casting calls

• Watch shows like “Rutherford Falls” and “Reservation Dogs” to understand the genre

• Attend comedy events and workshops for industry networking

Job Description
Step into the role of Josie Two-Shoes, an ambitious, educated, and endearing woman in her 20s-30s. Josie recently became the Director of the Oakland Indian Center—she’s a literal go-getter, slightly awkward yet optimistic, and brings a unique streak of positivity. This series regular part is perfect for actors and comedians who embody humor and heart.

Job Responsibilities

• Bring Josie’s spirited, relatable optimism and comedic charm to life

• Balance heartfelt moments with quick wit and comedic timing

• Collaborate with a talented ensemble and creative team

• Help tell authentic stories rooted in community and leadership

Requirements

• Identify as North American Indigenous or multiracial Indigenous (Afro-Indigenous, Indigenous & Latina, Indigenous & Asian, etc.)

• Female, 20s-30s

• Comedians are highly encouraged to submit

• Ability to portray a character who is both driven and loveably awkward

Compensation

• Paid series regular role

Elder Woman Day Player for New Comedy Pilot

NBC Greenlights New Comedy Pilot from Sierra Teller Ornelas Set in Native Community Center

NBC is bringing fresh, authentic Native stories to primetime with a new comedy pilot from powerhouse creators Sierra Teller Ornelas, Jackie Keliiaa, Bobby Wilson, and Morgan Sackett. Following the success of Rutherford Falls, this untitled project will once again focus on Native voices—this time set in a bustling community center in Oakland, California.

The upcoming single-camera comedy follows an ensemble cast of staff members who “hustle to keep the lights on while lifting up those in need.” Set against the vibrant backdrop of Oakland, the show promises to balance humor with heartfelt moments, giving audiences a look into the daily realities and triumphs of a Native-run center. The pilot aims to deliver authentic representation, witty dialogue, and a cast of characters inspired by real-life community heroes.

The Visionary Team Behind the Project
Sierra Teller Ornelas, the showrunner and executive producer, made television history as the first Native American showrunner of a TV comedy with Rutherford Falls. Her credits also include Brooklyn Nine-Nine, Superstore, Happy Endings, and Loot. Bobby Wilson, writer and performer, is known for Reservation Dogs, Marvel’s Echo, and as a founding member of the acclaimed Native sketch group the 1491s. Jackie Keliiaa, a stand-up comedian and voice actor on Spirit Rangers, is dedicated to uplifting Native talent through her comedy and writing.

NBC’s order of this pilot highlights the entertainment industry’s growing commitment to Native representation, both on screen and behind the scenes. For aspiring actors, writers, and filmmakers, the greenlight of this comedy pilot signals that the industry is opening doors to more diverse perspectives.

Job Description
Seeking a talented actress to portray an elder woman, age range 60s-70s, for a meaningful supporting role in this new half-hour comedy pilot. This paid role is open to North American Indigenous or multiracial Indigenous women, including Afro-Indigenous, Indigenous & Latina, and Indigenous & Asian backgrounds. The character is a valued community member in need of a bus pass to attend her dialysis appointments. No previous acting experience is required—just authenticity and heart.

Job Responsibilities

• Portray the elder woman character with sincerity and depth

• Collaborate with the creative team to bring the story to life

• Participate in on-set activities as directed

• Be open to direction and feedback

Requirements

• Identify as North American Indigenous or multiracial Indigenous (Afro-Indigenous, Indigenous & Latina, Indigenous & Asian, etc.)

• Able to play the role of a woman in her 60s or 70s

• No prior acting experience necessary

• Availability for filming as scheduled

• Willingness to submit a photo and brief bio or social media handle

Compensation

• Paid opportunity

African American Male Actor for Speaking Role – Character Xavier

Job Description
A non-union production is seeking an African American male actor with on-camera acting experience to portray Xavier, an amateur boxer or MMA fighter facing addiction and personal struggles. This speaking role offers the chance to deliver a dynamic performance, capturing both the physicality and vulnerability of the character. Local talent with authentic presence and depth is encouraged to apply.

Job Responsibilities

• Portray Xavier, an athlete struggling with addiction to pain pills, alcoholism, and reckless behavior

• Perform in scenes that may require bare chest during boxing training and sparring

• Engage in scenes with other cast members, including those featuring partial PG-13 nudity in lingerie

• Deliver lines authentically and embody the emotional journey of the character

• Work closely with the director and cast for a believable, nuanced performance

Requirements

• African American male, ages 21-28

• Must have on-camera acting experience

• Must be able to work as a local hire in Atlanta

• Comfortable with physically demanding scenes and bare-chested performances

• Willingness to participate in scenes with partial nudity (PG-13, no full nudity)

Compensation

• $300 for a 12-hour shoot day, for 4 days of filming

• Buyout terms

• Featured speaking role in a scripted production

Background Actors with Physical Disabilities for Dexter: Resurrection

Job Description
A high-profile TV series is seeking individuals with physical disabilities to join as background actors for general work throughout the series. This opportunity is open to both union and non-union talent. All types of physical disabilities are welcomed, including actors with cerebral palsy and wheelchair users. This production values authentic representation and encourages performers with real-life experience to apply.

Job Responsibilities

• Portray background roles as directed for various scenes throughout the series

• Collaborate with the production team to authentically represent lived experiences

• Be available for general on-set work as needed

• Follow direction on set, including positioning and background actions

• Participate in fittings and possible rehearsal days as required

Requirements

• Provide full legal name and contact information

• Indicate SAG membership status or number of SAG waivers if non-union

• Supply detailed size information (height, weight, and clothing measurements)

• Disclose any visible tattoos, especially on the face and neck

• Comfortable working around atmospheric smoke if required

• Share your lived experience as a person with a physical disability

• Must be able to provide I-9 documentation to establish identity and employment eligibility as required by law

Compensation

• Compensation will follow industry standards and union regulations where applicable

• Additional details regarding pay and scheduling will be provided upon selection

Male Stand-In Needed for Limited Series

Job Description
A major limited series based on a bestselling novel is seeking a reliable male stand-in for key production dates. This is a fantastic opportunity for those looking to work closely with the cast and crew of a high-profile project. Candidates should be professional, punctual, and ready to support the creative process on set.

Job Responsibilities

• Serve as a stand-in for a principal actor during filming

• Follow direction from the production team to match blocking, marks, and lighting requirements

• Maintain a professional attitude and appearance on set at all times

• Be prepared for multiple filming days

Requirements

• Caucasian male, age 20–40

• Bald, thin-framed, around 5’7″

• Beard is a plus but not required

• Must be local to the Atlanta area

• Comfortable taking direction and adapting to changing production needs

Compensation

• $196 for 12-hour days

• Work on a major limited series and gain valuable on-set experience