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North of North Season 2 (Indigenous Talent, All Ages)
Job Description
A scripted television series is casting for Season 2 and seeking Indigenous talent, with a strong preference for Inuit actors. This is an inclusive casting call open to all ages, including children and elders. No acting experience is required—natural presence and an outgoing personality are a plus. If you’re Indigenous and interested in on-camera work, this is a great opportunity to be considered for upcoming roles.
Job Responsibilities
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Portray featured or background characters for a scripted TV series
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Take direction from the production team and work comfortably on set
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Bring natural, authentic reactions and presence on camera
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Arrive prepared, professional, and ready to collaborate with cast and crew
Requirements
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Indigenous talent strongly encouraged (Inuit preferred; all Indigenous applicants considered)
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All ages welcome (including children and elders)
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No acting experience required
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Friendly, outgoing personality is a plus
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Able to provide basic personal details and recent photos for casting review
Compensation
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Paid roles (rate varies by role; details provided if selected)
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
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Portray the role of a teacher or leader in a scripted PSA campaign
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Participate in casting recall, wardrobe fitting, and scheduled shoot days
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Deliver lines naturally and authentically on camera
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Engage in direction from production during all stages of filming
Requirements
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Wheelchair User: Any gender, age 25–45, to play the role of a teacher
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Indigenous Individual: Any gender, age 30–60, to play the role of a leader
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Must be a Canadian citizen or permanent resident
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Available for recall (Zoom for wheelchair users), wardrobe fitting, and shoot dates
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Non-union performers are welcome
Compensation
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Approx. $3,500 per person based on edit inclusion and usage
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ACTRA commercial campaign
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Usage includes all lifts and broadcast coverage
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Some roles may require multiple shoot days


