Casting Calls, Auditions, and Entertainment Careers

Hispanic/Latino Talent for New Soccer Film (Ages 13–100)

Job Description
A new soccer-focused film is seeking Hispanic and Latino actors to fill multiple roles for an upcoming shoot in Atlanta. This production is looking for a wide range of talent—from teens to older adults—to portray vibrant community scenes and culturally rich environments connected to the story. The shoot will take place on December 19th, offering a great opportunity to be part of a dynamic and energetic film project.

Job Responsibilities

• Participate in various background and featured scenes

• Bring authentic personality and cultural representation to the film

• Follow directions from the production team to help create realistic moments

• Collaborate with other background and featured performers

Requirements

• Hispanic/Latino talent

• Ages 13–100

• Must be available to work in Atlanta on the specified filming date

• Comfortable performing in group and community-based scenes

Compensation

• $96 for an 8-hour day

Casting Boys Ages 9–11 for Short Film “The Kids Are Alright”

Job Description
A university-produced short film is seeking two boys ages 9–11 for lead and supporting roles. The story follows two best friends who discover a mysterious glowing bone. Their curiosity leads them down a strange path that tests their beliefs and their bond. Filming will take place in Montreal in mid-January 2026, and all roles are paid and non-union. New young actors are encouraged to apply.

Job Responsibilities

• Perform in a narrative-driven short film as one of the main young characters

• Take direction from the director to portray emotional and adventurous scenes

• Collaborate with fellow young actors in dialogue and action sequences

• Bring authentic personality, curiosity, and emotion to the role

Requirements

• Boys ages 9–11

• Two roles available:

  • Sam (Main Character) – Dark hair, dark eyes; confident, curious, a natural leader, friendly but bold

  • Mickey (Friend) – Any appearance; clumsy, kind, easily scared

• Must be available to film in Montreal

• All experience levels welcome

Compensation

• Paid non-union roles (rate provided upon selection)

Casting Multiple Roles for Student Virtual Production Short Film “Echoes”

Job Description
A virtual production short film is casting several roles for two shooting periods: an initial session on December 3rd, 2025, and a second session in late Spring 2026. Created by IADT Immersive Media Degree students, this project offers valuable experience, travel reimbursement, credit, and showreel material. The film involves green screen and on-location performance, with some characters eligible for motion capture and voice-over opportunities.

Job Responsibilities

• Perform scripted dialogue on green screen and practical locations

• Convey strong emotional presence in a dramatic narrative

• Collaborate with student filmmakers in a professional, supportive environment

• Participate in potential motion capture and voice-over sessions (specific roles)

Requirements
Roles include:

Roles Required December 3rd, 2025

• Mother – Female, supporting role, playing age 30–45

Roles Required Late Spring 2026

• Meave (Lead) – Female, 18–27

• Young Meave – Female, 9–12

• Mother – Female, 30–45

• Father – Male, 30–45

• Priest – Male, 40–60

General Notes:

• All roles have equal screen time and dialogue

• Acting experience preferred, especially for motion capture/voice-over in Priest and Father roles

• Flexible casting for applicants slightly outside age descriptions

Compensation

• Unpaid, but travel expenses covered

• Showreel footage and credit provided

Job Description
A short film titled New Growth is seeking young actors to portray middle-school–aged characters in a heartfelt story about friendship, betrayal, and self-acceptance. After her best friend abandons her on the first day of middle school, a Black girl discovers unexpected solidarity and strength in her identity. Filming is scheduled for Spring 2026.

Job Responsibilities

• Perform in emotionally grounded scenes centered on friendship dynamics

• Work collaboratively with fellow young actors and the directing team

• Bring authenticity, vulnerability, and personality to the role

• Participate in both dramatic and lighthearted moments that reflect middle school life

Requirements
Casting the following roles (ages 10–14):

• Trinity Turner – Overconfident on the surface but eager to fit in; teased for her 4c hair. Has box braids.

• Naomi Gomez – Afro-Latina, dweeby but more physically developed than Trinity; leaves Trinity for a popular clique.

• Ivy – Former nerd turned “it girl”; confident leader of the clique Naomi joins.

• Brooke – Age 12, but looks much younger; sweet, innocent, and judged for not acting “grown.”

• Extras (Ages 10–16) – Kids or teens who can pass for middle school students to fill hallways, classrooms, and school scenes.

Compensation

• Paid short film (rate disclosed upon selection)

Boy Photo Double for Holiday Film

Job Description
A holiday film production is seeking a young boy photo double to match specific physical characteristics for theme park ride sequences. This role involves standing in for the principal actor during select shots and requires comfort working in an amusement park environment. Talent must be available for a morning call time and able to work as a local hire in Orlando, Florida.

Job Responsibilities

• Serve as a photo double for a young boy in select scenes

• Follow direction from the production team for ride-based shots

• Safely participate in amusement park ride setups

• Maintain a cooperative and professional attitude on set

Requirements

• Caucasian or Hispanic boy

• Dark hair

• Approximately 4’4” tall

• Must be legal to work in the U.S. with proper documentation

• Must work as a local in Orlando, FL

Compensation

• $200 for 12 hours

• Standard payment timeline applies

Male Stand-In for Holiday Film

Job Description
A holiday film production is seeking a male stand-in to support filming across multiple shoot days in Orlando, Florida. The stand-in will match the height and general appearance of the principal actor and participate in various theme park ride sequences. This role requires full multi-day availability and the ability to work as a local.

Job Responsibilities

• Stand in for the principal actor during lighting and camera setups

• Participate in theme park ride scenes as needed

• Follow direction from the director and crew

• Maintain continuity and positioning for technical accuracy

• Be available for varying call times, including an overnight shoot

Requirements

• Caucasian male

• Approximately 6’0” tall

• Must be able to work all listed shoot days

• Must be legal to work in the U.S. with proper documentation

• Local to Orlando, FL

Compensation

• $200 for 12 hours

• Standard production payment timeline applies

Young Actor for Lead Role in Short Film

Job Description
A short film is casting a young actor to portray a five-year-old girl in a powerful, emotionally driven story. This lead role requires a performer capable of conveying deep emotional range with minimal dialogue. The character embodies a wild, ethereal, and slightly feral energy, and the film explores themes of grief and childhood vulnerability.

Job Responsibilities

• Portray a five-year-old girl with strong emotional depth

• Deliver a compelling performance with minimal spoken lines

• Follow direction from the director to capture nuanced emotional beats

• Participate in callbacks and shoot dates as scheduled

Requirements

• Actor age 9+

• Ability to play a 5-year-old believably

• Strong emotional range, particularly for themes related to grief

• Comfortable portraying expressive, instinctive, and raw childlike energy

• Able to work as a local hire in East L.A.

Compensation

• SAG short film production

• Rate provided upon booking

Thesis Short Film Casting – Paid Lead & Supporting Roles (SAG Micro-Budget)

Job Description
A SAG-AFTRA micro-budget thesis short film is casting actors and musician-performers for a character-driven story about a band facing a major breakup just weeks before a big move. This short film casting call is open to both union and non-union talent, with select paid roles. Filming is scheduled to shoot in Bergen County, New Jersey.

Job Responsibilities

• Perform as a lead or supporting character in a narrative short film

• Take direction for blocking, timing, and emotional beats in scripted scenes

• For musician roles: perform convincingly as a band member (instrument experience is a plus)

• For singing roles: deliver vocals on camera as required for the character

Requirements

• SAG micro-budget compliant project (union and non-union actors welcome)

• Must be available to work in Bergen County, NJ (local hire strongly preferred)

• Roles currently sought include:

  • Chris Li (Lead, 19, Male, Chinese-American) — must be able to sing

  • Ash Chadarah (Lead, 21, Male, South Asian) — bassist; bass experience preferred

  • Stella (Supporting, 19, Female, Black) — must be able to sing; bass experience preferred

  • Martinez (Supporting, 20, Male, Hispanic/Latino) — drummer; drum experience preferred

  • Hasan (Supporting, 21, Male, Middle Eastern) — guitarist/poet; guitar experience preferred

  • Chris’ Mother (Supporting, 50s, Female, Chinese-American)

  • Chris’ Father (Supporting, 50s, Male, Chinese-American)

  • Jeremy Li (Supporting, 16–18, Male, Chinese-American)

Compensation

• Paid roles available (rates disclosed upon selection/booking)

Job Description

A production is casting background performers to recreate key moments from a marathon journey, including start-line scenes with elite athletes and an emotional finish-line sequence. Talent will portray marathon runners (elite and fun runners) and energetic supporters in a finish-line crowd to help build an uplifting, cinematic atmosphere.

Job Responsibilities

• Portray a marathon runner or enthusiastic supporter on camera for key race-day scenes.

• Follow direction from the production team and maintain continuity across takes.

• Arrive camera-ready and match the requested “early 2000s” (2003-style) look as closely as possible.

• Participate in light action such as running, reacting, cheering, and crowd movement as directed.

• Maintain professionalism on set and cooperate with cast, crew, and other background talent.

Requirements

• Must be comfortable being filmed in public, outdoor conditions.

• Ability to take direction, remain focused, and repeat actions for multiple takes.

• For runner roles: must be able to jog/run comfortably as needed for scenes.

• Must be able to provide your own wardrobe that fits the requested early-2000s marathon vibe (guidance/mood board referenced by production).

• Reliable transportation to set.

Compensation Details

• Unpaid role

• Reasonable travel expenses covered

• Water and light refreshments provided

Job Description

A short film production titled “What They Don’t Say on the Floor” is seeking crew members in the Orlando area. The team is building a preferably all-female crew (all applicants welcome) and is looking for skilled production professionals to help bring a character-driven sports story to life. This project explores the emotional and physical toll of competitive cheer through the journey of an all-star cheerleader nearing the end of her time in the sport.

Job Responsibilities

Cinematographer / Director of Photography (DP)

• Develop the visual style and execute camera coverage for narrative scenes.

• Collaborate with the director and crew on shot design, lighting approach, and camera movement.

Assistant Camera (AC)

• Support camera operations, including focus pulling, lens changes, and camera prep.

• Assist with maintaining camera gear, slating, and on-set camera workflow.

Sound Mixer

• Capture clean on-location audio, including dialogue and ambient sound.

• Manage audio equipment and ensure proper levels and recording practices.

Boom Operator

• Operate boom mic placement and movement to capture clear dialogue.

• Work closely with the sound mixer and follow blocking changes.

Gaffers

• Support lighting setup, adjustments, and breakdown according to the DP’s plan.

• Maintain safe cable management and efficient lighting operations on set.

Sound Editor

• Edit and clean dialogue tracks, reduce noise, and assemble a polished sound timeline.

• Coordinate with production on sound deliverables.

Colorist

• Color correct and grade footage to match the film’s intended tone and continuity.

• Deliver final graded outputs to production specs.

Requirements

• Experience in your applied role (indie/short film experience preferred).

• Ability to collaborate professionally in a small-team production environment.

• Reliable transportation to the Orlando-area set locations.

• Strong communication skills and ability to meet deadlines (especially post roles).

• Interest in women-led filmmaking and sports/character-driven storytelling is a plus.

Compensation Details

• Unpaid at this time (production is currently crowdfunding).

• Selected applicants will receive additional project details and any updates to compensation as funding progresses.