‘I DON’T KNOW WHO YOU ARE’ Principal Speaking Role

Job Description
Netflix’s upcoming series Little House on the Prairie is casting the role of Governor Joe (Chief Joseph Pawnee-no-Pashe), a historical Osage Nation leader. This powerful role is based on a real-life figure who was educated in Western traditions but ultimately rejected them in favor of traditional Osage language, clothing, and beliefs. The series seeks an Indigenous male actor with strong presence and depth to bring this character to life. No previous acting experience is required.

Character Overview – Governor Joe (Chief Joseph Pawnee-no-Pashe)
A dignified and principled leader, Governor Joe is a man of cultural conviction. Educated at the Osage Mission, he is fluent in English and familiar with Western customs, but his heart remains deeply rooted in Osage traditions. He represents a generational struggle between assimilation and cultural preservation, and his character carries the wisdom and strength of someone who has chosen the latter path with clarity and pride.

Job Responsibilities

• Portray Governor Joe with gravitas, depth, and emotional authenticity

• Collaborate closely with directors to tell a meaningful, historically resonant story

• Be available throughout the full filming schedule in Winnipeg

• Participate in all production activities required for the role

Requirements

• Indigenous Male of the Osage Nation

• Age range: 40s–50s

• Must be available from June to October 2025

• Must be able to travel to and stay in Winnipeg, Canada (travel and accommodations provided)

• No acting experience required

• Must submit unfiltered, current solo photos (no hats, sunglasses, or group shots)

• Provide your current location (city, state, reservation, or community)

Compensation

• Paid acting opportunity

• Travel and lodging included

• Major Netflix production with strong cultural significance

Job Description
A new Netflix adaptation of Little House on the Prairie is casting the role of Little Puma — an Indigenous male character of the Osage Nation, in his early 20s. As the younger brother of White Sun, Little Puma is strong-willed, good-hearted, and sometimes hot-headed. He’s navigating the balance between youthful defiance and the responsibilities of growing into manhood. This emotionally rich role is part of a powerful period story about identity, family, and resilience.

Character Overview – Little Puma
Little Puma is fiercely loyal to his older sister and holds a clear disdain for the settlers encroaching on their land. He’s not afraid to challenge them or express his frustration. But beneath the bravado lies a young man struggling to define his role in a changing world, caught between youthful bravado and the pull of maturity.

Job Responsibilities

• Portray Little Puma with emotional nuance and authenticity

• Participate fully in all aspects of the production in Winnipeg

• Collaborate with directors, cast, and crew on location

• Commit to the full filming schedule

Requirements

• Indigenous Male of the Osage Nation

• Age: Early 20s

• No previous acting experience required

• Must be available from June to October 2025

• Must be able to travel to Winnipeg, Canada (travel and accommodations provided)

• Must submit clear, current photos (no filters, hats, sunglasses, or group shots)

• Provide city, state, reservation, or community in submission

Compensation

• Paid acting opportunity

• Travel and lodging covered

• Work on a major Netflix production with professional mentorship and visibility

Job Description
A new Netflix series, Little House on the Prairie, is casting the role of Myron — an Indigenous male character from the Osage Nation, in his early 20s. Myron is a spirited, rebellious, and clever youth with a strong personality and a knack for stirring things up. This role explores the complexities of a young man driven by both personal anger and the societal pressures around him. No previous acting experience is required for this paid opportunity.

Character Overview – Myron
Myron is a 19th-century version of a disaffected youth — full of justifiable anger and a desire to push limits. He expresses his emotions through pranks, bravado, and occasional recklessness. While his actions might seem provocative, they stem from deep feelings of frustration, boredom, and the search for meaning and expression. This character requires authenticity, strong presence, and emotional depth.

Job Responsibilities

• Portray the role of Myron authentically and with emotional range

• Participate in filming on location in Winnipeg, Canada

• Work collaboratively with directors and cast on an immersive period series

• Adapt to direction and be available for all shoot dates as required

Requirements

• Indigenous Male of the Osage Nation

• Age: Early 20s

• Must be available from June to October 2025

• Must be able to travel and stay in Winnipeg (travel and accommodations provided)

• No acting experience necessary, but authenticity and strong character presence are essential

• Submit unfiltered, solo photos (no hats, sunglasses, or group shots)

• Include your location (city, state, reservation, or community)

Compensation

• Paid role

• Travel and accommodations covered

• Chance to work on a major Netflix production

Okinawan Actor Needed for Lead Role in Feature Film (Canada)

Job Description
A major feature film is searching for an Okinawan actor to play a lead role in a powerful story set in Canada. The character, OBA, is a 78-year-old woman who embodies strength, tradition, and resilience. This role offers a unique chance to showcase Okinawan heritage and culture on screen, with no prior acting experience required. Join a talented team and bring an emotionally rich character to life.

Job Responsibilities

• Portray the lead character, a wise and independent Okinawan grandmother

• Convey deep emotion and cultural authenticity on camera

• Collaborate closely with directors and the production team

• Attend all scheduled rehearsals and filming days

• Help share a story rooted in resilience and tradition

Requirements

• Okinawan heritage strongly preferred

• Female, age range appropriate for a grandmother role (around 78)

• Must be fluent in Japanese

• No acting experience necessary

• Willingness to travel for filming in Vancouver, Canada

• Professional attitude and openness to direction

Compensation

• UBCP scale pay

• Travel expenses covered

• Union agreement included

• Professional credit in a feature film

Lead Role – Okinawan Actor for Feature Film

Job Description
A union feature film is seeking Okinawan actors for a major production shooting in Vancouver, BC in August 2025. This project is dedicated to authentically portraying Okinawan heritage and identity, especially through the story’s central character, Oba. All ages and genders are welcome to submit, with a strong focus on finding a lead for the role of Oba.

Job Responsibilities

• Bring depth, authenticity, and cultural nuance to the lead role of Oba, a wise and resilient Okinawan grandmother

• Collaborate with the director and production team to deliver a powerful performance that honors Okinawan traditions and experiences

• Participate in rehearsals, production meetings, and all scheduled filming dates in Vancouver, BC

Requirements

• Okinawan heritage strongly preferred (submissions from Pacific Islander and Indigenous actors with a Ryukyuan connection also welcomed)

• For the role of Oba: Female, age 78, able to convey wisdom, strength, humor, and vulnerability

• Experience in film or theatre acting

• Willing to travel to Vancouver for the duration of filming (all pay, travel, and per diem covered as per union agreement)

• Union status: UBCP/ACTRA

Compensation

• Paid role, with all travel and per diem covered under the Master Agreement

Hi, My name is Vincent Di Lella. I am currently a student at George Brown college majoring in Video Design and Production. I am currently looking for three actors in order to make my short horror thesis film Method. I am looking for two men and woman, ages 20-30.