Job Description:
An exciting casting call is open for a lead female actor to participate in a one-day shoot for a rotoscope animation feature film proof of concept. This creative project, directed by a well-established Canadian filmmaker, will use the unique animation process of rotoscoping—filming live actors and animating them frame by frame. This opportunity is part of the development stage and not for the final production.
Job Responsibilities:
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Portray the character “Ali” in a filmed performance for animation reference
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Express a complex emotional range to convey both a philosophical and sensitive nature
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Collaborate with the director to bring out specific character traits during the shoot
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Participate in a professional, one-day production in Toronto
Requirements:
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Female actor, 18 years old
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White
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Must embody a fiercely intellectual and emotionally layered teen from a wealthy but neglectful background
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Ability to portray a mix of cynicism and hidden romantic vulnerability
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Based in or able to travel to Toronto
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Non-union actors only
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Must submit headshot, resume, and demo reel
Compensation:
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Unpaid role
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Small honorarium provided
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Opportunity to work with a respected Canadian creative team on a visually unique concept
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Indigenous Children for Historical Film Prop Shoot
Job Description
A historically inspired film is seeking Indigenous children for a one-day prop photo shoot. The imagery will portray children within the context of the residential school system, contributing to a project that aims to respectfully honor and share Indigenous stories. The production is led by an Indigenous female director and writer and is committed to authentic cultural representation.
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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Must be available to work in Hamilton, ON
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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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Standard terms, including performer on-entry (POE) procedures, will be followed
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Paid opportunity
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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Role-specific age and traits:
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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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ABUELITA: Female, 60–70 years old – a warm, loving grandmother in flashbacks
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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.