On Camera Storyteller

Casting Call – Family Members for Feature Film

Job Description:
Rose Locke Casting is looking for talent to portray family members of the main cast for an upcoming film. We are specifically seeking a Caucasian family setup, including an aunt, uncle, and their two adult children. This is an opportunity to be featured in scenes requiring a family dynamic. Both single submissions and real families of four are welcome to apply.

Job Responsibilities:

• Portray family members in scenes as required by the production team.
• Work collaboratively with other cast members to create a believable family unit.
• Follow directions provided by the casting and production team on set.

Requirements:

• Actual Adult Couple: Caucasian, ages 45-60.
• Actual Adult Siblings: Caucasian, ages 18-25.
• Must be available for two full days of filming in Downtown Atlanta.
• Applicants are encouraged to submit as a complete family of four, though individual submissions will also be considered.
• Must provide recent photos, including age, height, weight, and contact information.
• A dated selfie is required for identification purposes.

Compensation:
Rate of $112 for 8 hours of work.

Casting Call: Real Families for Feature Film Set in the 1980s

Job Description: Grant Wilfley Casting, INC. is seeking real families to portray fairgoers at a Spring Season State Fair set in the 1980s for a feature film shooting in Denville, NJ. This opportunity involves portraying typical family activities and interactions in a state fair setting, providing a realistic backdrop for scenes in a Bruce Springsteen biopic starring Jeremy Allen White.

Job Responsibilities:

• Act naturally and interact with family members and other fairgoers in various fair settings, contributing to the lively atmosphere of a state fair.
• Participate in background scenes which may involve various fairground activities.
• Work under the direction of the film crew to carry out scene-specific actions and movements.

Requirements:

• Families consisting of members who can convincingly portray a cohesive unit from the 1980s.
• Open to all ethnicities. Men should have longer/shag hairstyles, and women can have any hair length, with curly hair and perms encouraged.
• Must be comfortable working in both interior and exterior settings and around atmospheric smoke.
• Attend a costume fitting in New Jersey prior to filming.
• Full day/night availability is required as filming may extend to longer hours.
• Not a SAG-AFTRA covered role; valid identification is required to complete payment forms.
• Should be local to New Jersey or able to work as locals.

Compensation:

• $176.10 for 10 hours, with overtime payable beyond these hours.

Twins or Triplets (Aged 1-3) for Feature Film in Los Angeles

Job Description:
Rich King Casting is looking for twins or triplets, aged 1 to 3 years old, to portray the child of a main actor in a new feature film. The selected children will participate in several scenes over the course of a few different shoot days. This is a great opportunity for young children to be featured in a professional film production.

Job Responsibilities:

• Portray the child of a main actor in various scenes in the film.
• Participate in filming for a few days, working on set under the guidance of the production team and guardians.
• Follow on-set safety protocols and adhere to filming schedules as required.
• Ensure a calm and cooperative demeanor on set, supported by parents/guardians.

Requirements:

• Twins or triplets, aged 1 to 3 years old.
• Must have a current work permit for children in the entertainment industry.
• Parents/guardians must be available to accompany the children to the film set for all required shoot days.
• Based in or able to work in the Los Angeles area.

Compensation:

• Paid role: Compensation will be provided according to industry standards for child actors, details to be discussed upon selection.

Casting for Real Prosecutor Types (Lawyers) – Feature Film

Job Description: Tona B. Dahlquist Casting is seeking real lawyers to portray prosecutor types for an upcoming courtroom scene in the feature film Roofman. This is an opportunity for professionals in the legal field to be part of a film production, bringing their authenticity and expertise to the courtroom setting.

Job Responsibilities:

• Portray a prosecutor in a courtroom scene, participating in dialogue or non-speaking background roles.
• Work closely with the director and production team to maintain authenticity in the portrayal of legal professionals.
• Be available to participate in a full-day shoot in a courtroom environment.

Requirements:

• Must be a real lawyer with legal experience.
• Ability to follow direction and portray a convincing courtroom professional.
• Must be available for filming on the scheduled shoot day.

Compensation:

• Compensation details will be provided upon submission.

 1.) Drafting letters, printing and distribution of scripts. 2.) Interviewing personnel via virtually. 3.) Handling the inward and outward payments of invoices for my production company which is “ Art-Spire Film Studios” alongside myself. 4.) Assisting with duties on and off set before, during and after production. 5.) Liaising between myself and the post production team. 6.) Helping to prepare publicity materials. 7.) You will also be assisting to arrange meetings and events and also my schedules as well. 8.) Attending to all office duties on set. 9.) Help with various administrative work 10.) Process paperworks 11.) Managing production accounts and expenses 

Submit your professional resume and qualifications to my email below

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We are casting REAL people who watched and remember the rescue of Baby Jessica in 1987. We are interviewing people who were impacted by this event and remember it well. Maybe they called in sick to work to keep watching the broadcast, skipped class, stayed awake for two days…
We are casting REAL people who watched and remember the rescue of Baby Jessica in 1987. We are interviewing people who were impacted by this event and remember it well. Maybe they called in sick to work to keep watching the broadcast, skipped class, stayed awake for two days…
This is a short documentary airing on a major news network in Summer 2021. We are filming in mid-March. Travel and expenses will be provided if necessary. This is a non-union production. Covid protocols will be strictly adhered. Tests will be provided for all talent and crew.