Casting Call for Eritrean Women – Music Video
Job Description:
We are seeking Eritrean women, aged 26-40, for an exciting upcoming music video. This is a paid role and no previous acting experience is required. The shoot will take place in Malta, and we are looking for UK-based talent with a valid passport ready for travel.
Job Responsibilities:
- Participate in a music video shoot, following creative direction from the production team.
- Engage in scenes that require natural movement and expression.
- Collaborate with the crew to ensure a smooth and successful shoot.
Requirements:
- Eritrean women, aged 26-40.
- Must be based in the UK.
- Must have an up-to-date passport for travel.
- No previous acting experience is required, but must be comfortable working in a music video setting.
Compensation Details:
- This is a paid role. Details regarding compensation will be provided to selected candidates.
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Casting Call – Male Identifying Talent for Music Video
Job Description
A global pop artist’s new music video is casting male-identifying talent with a distinctive look and strong on-camera presence. This shoot centers on stylized intimacy and individuality, and the team is looking for someone expressive, visually compelling, and confident in portraying emotional connection. An intimacy coordinator will be present to support the process.
Job Responsibilities
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Perform in intimate, stylized scenes as part of a cinematic narrative
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Collaborate with creative team to deliver compelling on-camera chemistry
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Follow direction while maintaining character authenticity
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Contribute to a visually rich and emotionally expressive music video
Requirements
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Male-identifying talent, ages 18–30
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Must have a unique or interesting look and sense of style
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Comfortable with emotionally intimate on-camera scenes
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Must be based in or able to work in London
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Professionalism and openness to creative direction is key
Compensation
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Paid music video role
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Intimacy coordinator provided on set
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Feature in a high-visibility production tied to a global pop act