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Indigenous and Filipino Families for Lifestyle Photoshoot

Job Description
A lifestyle photoshoot for a government campaign is casting real families to appear in a professional photography project. The production is seeking Indigenous families and Filipino families to participate in a warm, family-focused shoot capturing authentic moments and everyday interactions. This opportunity is ideal for families who are comfortable in front of the camera and interested in participating in a professional photoshoot.

Job Responsibilities

  • Participate in a lifestyle photoshoot as a family

  • Interact naturally during family-focused scenes for photography

  • Follow direction from the photographer and creative team

  • Help create authentic, family-centered moments on camera

Requirements

  • Indigenous families or Filipino families

  • Open to families with newborn babies up to children 3 years old

  • Comfortable appearing in lifestyle photography settings

  • Must be able to work on the scheduled photoshoot date

Compensation

  • $600 per family (mom, dad, and baby)

  • $200 per individual participant

Job Type:
Other
Skills:
Acting

Casting Wheelchair User and Indigenous Individual for PSA Campaign

Job Description
A public service announcement campaign is seeking two featured roles to represent real stories with authenticity and impact. The project will film in Toronto and aims to cast individuals who embody the character of a teacher and a leader, highlighting inclusivity and diverse representation. This is a great opportunity to be featured in a meaningful, nationally seen campaign.

Job Responsibilities

  • Portray the role of a teacher or leader in a scripted PSA campaign

  • Participate in casting recall, wardrobe fitting, and scheduled shoot days

  • Deliver lines naturally and authentically on camera

  • Engage in direction from production during all stages of filming

Requirements

  • Wheelchair User: Any gender, age 25–45, to play the role of a teacher

  • Indigenous Individual: Any gender, age 30–60, to play the role of a leader

  • Must be a Canadian citizen or permanent resident

  • Available for recall (Zoom for wheelchair users), wardrobe fitting, and shoot dates

  • Non-union performers are welcome

Compensation

  • Approx. $3,500 per person based on edit inclusion and usage

  • ACTRA commercial campaign

  • Usage includes all lifts and broadcast coverage

  • Some roles may require multiple shoot days

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