Corporate Sales Training Video Casting Lead Actor
Educational Video
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Non-Union
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Pay: $1,500 for an estimated 5 hours of work (flat rate). Meals and mileage will be provided.
Project Description: Casting a corporate training video. The video will be about 3 minutes long. The video involves two actors (one being the "customer," the other being "the client") having a conversation to show employees the right way to negotiate.
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Casting: By submission
Shoot Dates: October 1, 2024
Location: Princeton, NJ
Posted Date: 9/20/2024 6:51:34 PM
End Date: 9/24/2024
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SALES REP |
Male or Female | African-American | Age: 35 - 50 | Role Type: Leading |
Video Reel RequiredA 30-or-40-something who is professionally dressed, mature, assertive, and eloquent. They should display a firm handshake and maintain eye contact with the customer, demonstrating excellent posture and body language. It’s important they convey confidence and expertise, avoiding any signs of hesitancy, such as a cracking voice or losing their train of thought. They should speak fluently and agreeably, actively listening and addressing all points in the script.
Familiarity with the script is essential to prevent the impression of hesitation. Production want the audience to feel confident that they are getting a great deal (portraying a sales person negotiating a deal.)
Note: It is critical that actors are able to memorize the entire script for the video.