Casting Bike Trickster for Insurance Campaign
Job Description: An insurance company campaign is seeking a skilled Bike Trickster to perform in an upcoming commercial shoot in the Toronto area. This non-union production requires a talented individual capable of performing a variety of bike tricks, including wheelies, on a standard civilian bike.
Job Responsibilities:
- Perform advanced bike tricks, including wheelies and other stunts, as directed by the production team.
- Work collaboratively with the director and other crew members to achieve the desired visual effects for the campaign.
- Ensure safety while performing all stunts, adhering to any safety guidelines provided by the production.
- Be available for wardrobe fitting and shooting days as required by the production schedule.
Requirements:
- Must be in your 20s to 30s.
- Proven ability to perform bike stunts and tricks on a standard bike (no specialty bikes will be used).
- Previous experience in similar roles or stunts is preferred but not required.
- Must be legally eligible to work in Canada and able to provide proof of eligibility if requested.
- Candidates should submit a short video demonstrating their bike skills as part of the application process.
Compensation:
- The session rate for the Bike Trickster role is $1,000.
- Usage fee of $4,000 for 1-year broadcast buyout from the first air date, with options for renewal.
- Additional benefits include meal provisions during shoot days and other on-set amenities.
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Casting Blind or Partially Sighted Men for TV Commercial in Toronto
Job Description:
We are looking for blind or partially sighted men, aged 20-40, to star in an upcoming transit TV commercial. This is a fantastic opportunity to showcase your personality and confidence on screen. No prior acting experience is required—just bring your authentic self and a great attitude!
Job Responsibilities:
- Participate in a one-day commercial shoot, following direction from the creative team.
- Showcase your unique personality and confidence on camera.
- Be available for wardrobe fitting, recall, and weather hold dates as needed.
Requirements:
- Male, aged 20-40, who is blind or partially sighted.
- No acting experience necessary, but must be comfortable on camera.
- Must be local to Toronto or willing to work as a local hire.
- Full availability for recall, wardrobe, shoot, and weather hold dates.
Compensation:
- Rate: Approximately $2,575 per person for a one-day shoot.
- Includes buyouts based on survival of the edit (covers all lifts, edits, and versions).
Casting for 12-Month-Old Baby – Role of “Luna” (Latinx/Hispanic)
Job Description:
Vancouver Casting is seeking a 12-month-old Latinx/Hispanic baby to fill the role of “Luna” in an upcoming project. This is a unique opportunity for babies and their guardians to be involved in a professional production. The baby cast as Luna will participate in on-camera scenes in Vancouver.
Job Responsibilities:
- The selected baby will appear in scenes as the character “Luna.”
- Guardians must ensure the baby is comfortable, calm, and able to follow the on-set guidelines for filming with infants.
- Collaborate with the production team to ensure smooth on-set filming.
- Be available for multiple days of shooting, as required by the production schedule.
Requirements:
- Baby must be 12 months old and of Latinx/Hispanic ethnicity.
- Must be non-union.
- Guardians must be comfortable having the baby on set and working with the production team.
- Availability for the specified shooting schedule in Vancouver.
Compensation:
- Non-Union OCP: $4,000 CAD + 15% agent fee.
- Additional $600 CAD + 15% agent fee for another portion of the work.
Casting Real People for Financial Company Campaign
Job Description: An upcoming campaign for a major financial institution is seeking real people from the Greater Toronto Area to feature in a non-union project. We are looking for authentic stories that reflect the diverse lives and communities in the region. The campaign aims to highlight personal journeys, family dynamics, and unique contributions to society. If you fit the description of one of the stories listed below, we encourage you to submit a video introducing yourself and sharing your story.
Types of Stories/People We Are Looking For:
- Cyclists: Individuals who either have a disability or cycle for charity/good causes.
- Father/Daughter (or Grandfather/Grandchild): Sharing their love of fly fishing or other outdoor activities.
- Families with a Child with a Disability: Featuring milestones like learning new tasks or family activities.
- Parents/Single Parents: Business owners with a strong support network, balancing work and family life.
- Friends Group: A group of 3-5 friends who play sports, have game nights, or travel together.
- Barbers: Those who donate services to youth or adults with special needs.
- Veterans with Pets or Animal Shelter Volunteers.
- South Asian or East Asian Families: Ideally, three generations.
- Parents Supporting Their Child’s or Teenager’s Creative Journey: Funky hair, fashion choices, etc.
- Coaches and Kids Who Play Hockey or Football (American).
- Charity Workers: Those dedicated to charitable organizations like Habitat for Humanity, Food Banks, etc.
Job Responsibilities:
- Participate in the filming of personal stories that capture your unique experiences or contributions.
- Work closely with the production team to create authentic, relatable content.
- Submit a video introducing yourself and sharing your story (required for consideration).
Requirements:
- Must be real people fitting one of the categories listed above.
- Must be available for shoot dates and flexible with schedules.
- Must be comfortable being filmed and sharing personal aspects of your life on camera.
- Talent must reside in the Greater Toronto Area.
Compensation:
- $600 per session (10-hour day).
- $90/hour overtime.
- $75 for wardrobe fitting (2 hours).
- $37/hour overtime for wardrobe fitting.
- $5000 for a 2-year usage buyout (must appear in final edit).
- Option for an additional 2-year buyout at $6000.