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
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Portray Little Puma with emotional nuance and authenticity
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Participate fully in all aspects of the production in Winnipeg
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Collaborate with directors, cast, and crew on location
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Commit to the full filming schedule
Requirements
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Indigenous Male of the Osage Nation
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Age: Early 20s
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No previous acting experience required
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Must be available from June to October 2025
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Must be able to travel to Winnipeg, Canada (travel and accommodations provided)
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Must submit clear, current photos (no filters, hats, sunglasses, or group shots)
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Provide city, state, reservation, or community in submission
Compensation
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Paid acting opportunity
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Travel and lodging covered
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Work on a major Netflix production with professional mentorship and visibility
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Job Description
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Job Responsibilities
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Participate in a still photo session for use within the film
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Follow direction to convey the tone and emotion required by the scene
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Be comfortable on set and maintain a calm, cooperative attitude
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Ensure appearance matches submitted reference photos on the day of shoot
Requirements
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Indigenous children, ages 7–10
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Open to ACTRA members and non-union talent
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Photos submitted must clearly show current hair, face, and overall appearance
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Must be comfortable participating in a culturally significant, sensitive narrative
Compensation
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$78.75 for a 4-hour session
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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
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Deliver emotionally resonant performances in Spanish
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Portray characters with depth, cultural authenticity, and strong interpersonal dynamics
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Collaborate with the director and production team to bring the story to life
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Participate in memory sequences, family scenes, and dramatic monologues
Requirements
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Must be of Colombian, Latin American, or Latin American descent
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Fluent in Spanish
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ACTRA or Non-Union performers eligible
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LUZ: Female, 16–20 years old – a teenager navigating the threshold of adulthood
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JULIA: Female, 40–50 years old – a mother emotionally withdrawn due to grief
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Compensation
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Unpaid (Student Production)
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Valuable experience on a professional student set
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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.