Horse Riders with Stunt Skills for Feature Film
Job Description
A nationwide casting call is now open for a feature film seeking highly skilled horse riders who can perform live-action stunts. Casting is focused on Black, Asian, and Native Hawaiian talent with professional-level horseback riding experience. This role requires performers capable of standing on a horse while it is in motion. This is a rare chance to showcase unique equestrian and stunt skills on screen.
Job Responsibilities
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Portray key roles in a stunt-heavy sequence on horseback
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Execute advanced horse riding stunts, including standing while riding
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Follow choreography and direction for high-intensity action scenes
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Ensure safety for yourself and others while performing live-action stunts
Requirements
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Must identify as Black, Asian, or Native Hawaiian
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Must have strong horseback riding skills with documented stunt experience
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Must be capable of standing on a moving horse
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Open to talent nationwide
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Professional attitude and ability to perform in high-pressure filming environments
Compensation
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Paid opportunity (rates will be discussed upon selection)
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All travel and accommodations covered for selected talent
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