“Lay Me By the Shore” Indie Feature Film Casting Call

Hispanic Female Actor for Principal Role in Feature Film

Job Description
An upcoming feature film is casting for a principal role in an emotionally charged story centered on psychological suspense and deception. The film explores the life of a reclusive heir manipulated by scammers—unaware he’s orchestrating a darker twist of his own. The role calls for a fluent Spanish-speaking Hispanic woman with rich emotional depth and strong screen presence.

Job Responsibilities

• Portray a warm yet stoic caregiver with emotional restraint

• Collaborate with directors to bring subtle, layered expressions to the screen

• Embody a character who silently observes and supports the protagonist’s journey

• Be available for approximately 5 shooting days

Requirements

• Female, 65–75 years old

• Hispanic (Argentinian, Paraguayan, Peruvian, or Chilean descent)

• Must speak fluent Spanish

• Strong ability to express emotion through presence and nuance with limited dialogue

• Non-union talent only

Compensation

• $600/day, up to 12 hours

• Filming takes place in Metro Vancouver (Out of Zone)

Hispanic Male Actor for Principal Role in Feature Film

Job Description
A gripping feature film is casting a major role in a psychological thriller filled with suspense, deception, and emotional unraveling. The story follows a calculated heir manipulated by scammers—only for the con to backfire. This pivotal role offers a deep, dramatic arc for a seasoned actor to showcase charisma, complexity, and vulnerability on screen.

Job Responsibilities

• Portray a sophisticated and elegant life coach hiding personal turmoil

• Perform emotionally layered scenes, including a staged police sting

• Bring authenticity and nuance to a character whose facade begins to crack

• Collaborate with the director and cast across multiple shooting days

Requirements

• Male, 45–60 years old

• Hispanic (Argentinian descent strongly preferred)

• Must demonstrate both charisma and emotional vulnerability

• Strong experience with dramatic roles and character development

• Non-union talent only

Compensation

• $600/day, up to 12 hours

• Shooting location: Metro Vancouver (Out of Zone)

• Large principal role with multiple shoot days

Indigenous Children for Historical Film Prop Shoot

Job Description
A historically inspired film is seeking Indigenous children for a one-day prop photo shoot. The imagery will portray children within the context of the residential school system, contributing to a project that aims to respectfully honor and share Indigenous stories. The production is led by an Indigenous female director and writer and is committed to authentic cultural representation.

Job Responsibilities

• Participate in a still photo session for use within the film

• Follow direction to convey the tone and emotion required by the scene

• Be comfortable on set and maintain a calm, cooperative attitude

• Ensure appearance matches submitted reference photos on the day of shoot

Requirements

• Indigenous children, ages 7–10

• Must be available to work in Hamilton, ON

• Open to ACTRA members and non-union talent

• Photos submitted must clearly show current hair, face, and overall appearance

• Must be comfortable participating in a culturally significant, sensitive narrative

Compensation

• $78.75 for a 4-hour session

• Standard terms, including performer on-entry (POE) procedures, will be followed

• Paid opportunity

Job Description
A heartfelt Toronto-based student film is seeking talented Spanish-speaking Latin actresses for three emotionally rich roles in a short drama about family, grief, and generational bonds. This film is part of a thesis project supported by the Toronto Film School and welcomes both union (ACTRA) and non-union performers. All roles require fluency in Spanish and authentic Latin representation.

Job Responsibilities

• Deliver emotionally resonant performances in Spanish

• Portray characters with depth, cultural authenticity, and strong interpersonal dynamics

• Collaborate with the director and production team to bring the story to life

• Participate in memory sequences, family scenes, and dramatic monologues

Requirements

• Must be of Colombian, Latin American, or Latin American descent

• Fluent in Spanish

• ACTRA or Non-Union performers eligible

• Role-specific age and traits:

  • LUZ: Female, 16–20 years old – a teenager navigating the threshold of adulthood

  • JULIA: Female, 40–50 years old – a mother emotionally withdrawn due to grief

  • ABUELITA: Female, 60–70 years old – a warm, loving grandmother in flashbacks

Compensation

• Unpaid (Student Production)

• Valuable experience on a professional student set

• Networking opportunity with emerging filmmakers

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.