URGENT - Nationwide Car Commercial Casting Lead Actors
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Non-Union
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Pay: $250 Session-8hr workday, $1,500 Buyout
$500 Stipend, Total = $2,500
Project Description: Casting teens and parents for a nationwide car commercial. Travel paid.
NOTE: Submit your resume to casting notices within the initial 24-hour window. Promptness often translates to increase visibility.
Casting: By submission
Shoot Dates: Between September 23 - September 27, 2024
Location: TBD
Posted Date: 9/18/2024 11:10:48 AM
End Date: 9/23/2024
https://www.nycastings.com/0430/directsubmitjobdetails.asp?applied=1&zz=1&QN=108522
To DirectSubmit to a Role just click the Role Titles below. You can choose the photo that best fit the role and write a cover note. You can also send the Casting Director a Self-taped video audition if required.
Please follow all submission guidelines or you may be blocked by the casting director. Example: Submitting for role descriptions you do not fit. You should always submit as soon as possible for the best chances of getting the audition.
TEEN |
Male or Female | Any Ethnicity | Age: 15 - 19 | Role Type: LeadingSeeking teenagers who have a significant reason to drive a car independently.
Examples includes needing to contribute to family income or pursuing a sport with the goal of earning a college scholarship.
Driving should represent a crucial part of your life and not just a convenience. specifically looking for individuals with real challenges or stakes, not those for whom driving is simply a privilege. NOTE: Talent under the age of 18 must have a parent or legal guardian’s permission to apply and must have a parent or legal guardian on set/studio or event at all times.
PARENT |
Male or Female | Any Ethnicity | Age: 35 - 64 | Role Type: LeadingSeeking parents who are proud of their teen but deeply anxious about them driving. They should be able to express the mix of emotions that comes with watching their child gain independence, while grappling with the fear and concern that comes with it. Looking for someone emotionally aware, able to articulate the worries and stakes of letting go as their ‘baby’ grows up.