“People of the West” Docu-Drama Open Casting Call for Speaking Roles

Open Casting Call for Native American Men & Women (Docu-Drama)

Job Description: The docu-drama “People of the West” is seeking Native American men and women for SAG-AFTRA speaking roles. This production offers an exciting opportunity to be featured in a historical portrayal of the West. No prior acting experience is required, and selected candidates will have the chance to work alongside industry professionals.

Job Responsibilities:

• Portray characters in historically inspired roles that represent Native American men and women from the 1970s.
• Deliver lines in speaking roles with accuracy and authenticity, as directed by the production team.
• Collaborate effectively with the cast and crew to achieve the creative vision of the production.

Requirements:

• Must be Native American men or women in their 70s.
• Must be a member of SAG-AFTRA (or eligible for membership).
• No prior acting experience is necessary.
• Must be local to California and available for the duration of the filming period.

Compensation Details:

• Pay rate: $500+ per day.
• This is a union project, and compensation follows SAG-AFTRA guidelines.

Casting Call for Native American/Indigenous Boys for Docu-Drama People of the West

Job Description:
An open casting call is being held for the upcoming docu-drama People of the West, which seeks Native American/Indigenous boys aged 8-11 to portray roles in this historical series. The project aims to authentically depict stories of the past, with a focus on indigenous culture and history. No prior acting experience is necessary, and the production welcomes first-time performers.

Job Responsibilities:

• Participate in filming scenes that reflect historical events or daily life in the setting of the docu-drama.
• Follow directions from the director to achieve authentic portrayals.
• Work with other cast members and crew to contribute to a meaningful and respectful representation of indigenous stories.

Requirements:

• Native American/Indigenous boys, ages 8-11.
• Must be local to California.
• No previous acting experience required, but an interest in performing and learning is essential.
• If under 18, a parent or guardian must be available to accompany the child on set.

Compensation Details:

• Pay Rate: $500+ per day.

Casting Call: Spanish-Speaking Woman for Short Documentary

Job Description:
We are seeking a Spanish-speaking woman with dark brown or black hair to appear in an upcoming short documentary. The role calls for a plus-sized individual who is comfortable in front of the camera and confident in sharing her story or experiences. This is a unique opportunity to be part of a creative project in Los Angeles, CA.

Job Responsibilities:

• Appear in a short documentary project, contributing your authentic presence and experiences.
• Take part in interviews or on-camera activities as directed by the production team.
• Collaborate with the crew to help convey the documentary’s themes.

Requirements:

• Spanish-speaking woman aged 18-24 years.
• Dark brown or black hair.
• Plus-sized body type.
• Comfortable being filmed and speaking on camera.
• Based in or able to travel to Los Angeles, CA.

Compensation:

• $100 for the project.

Native American/Indigenous Girls for Docu-Drama People of the West

Job Description: An open casting call is underway for Native American or Indigenous girls, ages 6 to 14, to be featured in a docu-drama titled People of the West. This production seeks to portray historical and cultural narratives, and no previous acting experience is required. Filming will take place in California, so applicants must be local. This is a great opportunity for young girls to be part of a meaningful project and represent their heritage on screen.

Job Responsibilities:

• Participate in the filming of the docu-drama People of the West.
• Follow direction from the production team to accurately portray historical and cultural scenes.
• Collaborate with other cast members to ensure an authentic representation of Native American/Indigenous experiences.

Requirements:

• Native American or Indigenous girls aged 6 to 14.
• Must be local to California.
• No prior acting experience is necessary.
• Must submit a recent photo (close-up and full body) along with contact information.
• For minors under 18, include age, date of birth, and a parent/guardian’s contact details.

Compensation:

• Pay rate is $500+ per day.

Casting Call: Female Stand-In for Major Docu-Series

Job Description:
A major docu-series is seeking a female stand-in of Indigenous or Native descent to join the production. This role requires a reliable and professional individual to act as a stand-in for the lead actress, assisting the crew with camera setups, lighting adjustments, and scene rehearsals. Filming will take place in Albuquerque (ABQ) and Jemez, New Mexico.

Job Responsibilities:

• Act as a stand-in for the lead actress, maintaining her position and movements during technical setups.
• Assist the production team with lighting, camera framing, and blocking rehearsals to ensure optimal shot composition.
• Maintain attention to detail to ensure accuracy in replicating the lead actress’s actions and positioning.
• Follow direction from the director and crew to ensure the production runs smoothly.

Requirements:

• Female, aged 18-40, of Indigenous or Native descent.
• Height: 5’5″ to 5’7″.
• Must be local to or able to work in Albuquerque (ABQ) and Jemez, NM (no travel or lodging provided).
• Prior experience as a stand-in is preferred but not required.
• Ability to stand for extended periods and follow detailed instructions on set.

Compensation:

• Rate: $140 for 8 hours of work.
• Overtime paid as per production guidelines if required beyond 8 hours.

Casting Call for New York Residents in Disputes with Landlords, Tenants, or Roommates

Job Description: Are you currently involved in a conflict with a landlord, tenant, or roommate? This is a unique opportunity to participate in a documentary produced by Darren Aronofsky’s Protozoa Pictures. We are seeking real New Yorkers who are experiencing disputes and are open to participating in conflict mediation. This project will document real-life stories, offering free mediation to help resolve the situation. Participants will be given the chance to express their stories and find meaningful resolutions.

Job Responsibilities:

• Participate in a filmed documentary that will explore real conflicts between landlords, tenants, or roommates.
• Attend conflict mediation sessions, guided by professionals, to address and potentially resolve the dispute.
• Share personal experiences and insights regarding your current conflict, while being open and communicative throughout the filming process.
• Collaborate with the production team to ensure the accurate and respectful portrayal of your situation.

Requirements:

• Must be a current resident of New York City.
• Must be currently involved in an active dispute with a landlord, tenant, or roommate.
• Willingness to participate in conflict mediation and be open to the process.
• Comfortable being filmed and sharing personal details of your situation for the purposes of the documentary.
• Available to commit to mediation sessions and any additional filming as needed.

Compensation:

• Free conflict mediation with professional mediators.
• Additional compensation for your time and participation in the documentary (details to be discussed during the casting process).
• The chance to work on a high-profile documentary project produced by a well-known production company.