TV-White Male With Mustache
Featured
Non Union
Shoot 8/19-8/23
MD DC VA
$150 per day
White Male Mustache dark brown/black hair NOT GRAY HAIR
Thin Build
look 20- early 40
please email picture, name and phone number sarevaracher@aol.com
You may submit as an individual or group.
There is specific information & format requested for response, Subject Line, and headshot filename.
All submissions to TheUnionEXTRAS@gmail.com
Please feel free to forward/re-post this notice, but please do not alter any of the contents below the line.
Thank you!
John Campanello
BetweenGigs Casting
Casting – 247Casting – need LOTS of Spanish speaking real moms (non
Mon Aug 12, 2013 10:37 am (PDT) . Posted by:
“Annie or FABlady” annie_kidwell
Happy Monday!
We still need LOTS of Spanish speaking real moms (non actors) in Florida for several Commercials!
Email: shoppers247cast@gmail.com for more information. Please tell us what city you live in and your zip code.
Betsy Royall Casting, CSA
1 Spec Needs Help – 70 Year Old Woman Dancing at a Wedding
Casting TODAY in Baltimore
GREAT PAY
Please submit: betsy@betsycasting.com for details
Austin Food Truck Review Series
Project Type: Webisodes
Production Company: Immaculate Projections
Shooting Location: Austin
Start Date: Sunday, September 01, 2013
Shooting Schedule: 12 Days
Producer(s): Jon Hamlin
Casting a smart, funny, energetic 25-35 FEMALE host for a food truck
review web series. Please email a headshot and résumé only.
Casting positions will be Deferred.
Send headshots and resumes to:
hamlinii@yahoo.com
Small Waves
Project Type: Independent Short
Production Company: Day at the Beach Studio
Shooting Location: Austin, Rockport
Start Date: Friday, August 16, 2013
Shooting Schedule: 5 Days
Producer(s): Keith Patrick Mullins
Director: Keith Patrick Mullins
Writer(s): Keith Patrick Mullins
JULIE – Late 20s to early 30s. A housewife who has just run away from
her home. She is intelligent, has a sharp tongue and is in a dark mood.
TOM – 20s. A photographer for a small newspaper working on an exhibit
for an art gallery. He is helpful and a good guy.
MALE – A good-hearted, middle-aged editor of a small town newspaper.
MALE – An auto mechanic.
Casting positions will be Paid.
Send headshots and resumes to:
info@dayatthebeachstudio.com
Small Waves
Project Type: Independent Short
Production Company: Day at the Beach Studio
Shooting Location: Austin, Rockport
Start Date: Friday, August 16, 2013
Shooting Schedule: 5 Days
Producer(s): Keith Patrick Mullins
Director: Keith Patrick Mullins
Writer(s): Keith Patrick Mullins
Accepting résumés for the following positions:
• Sound Technician
• Dolly Grip
• Grip
• Production Assistant
Crew positions will be Paid.
Submit resumes to:
Call for Actors: Miracle on 34th Street
Attention all actors: Want to take part in the spirit of Christmas? The Rhode Island Stage Ensemble is holding auditions for their production of Miracle on 34th Street. We are looking for a collection of over 40 characters including someone to play Kris Kringle himself! This magical play will be full of fun, excitement and wonderment. Ages 10 to 80 may apply! So come show us the joy you can bring to our production!
Auditions are Tuesday September 3rd and Wednesday September 4th from 6:30pm to 9pm at our production center at 172A Chapel St in Harrisville, RI. Auditions are by appointment only, so please contact us immediately to book your audition slot. Please be on time, bring your resume, headshot (or picture of yourself) and a prepared 60 second or less monologue to show us what you have got. You may also be asked to read some sides after your initial audition. Call backs will be held on Monday September 9th at 6:30pm. The show goes up December 6th, 7th, 8th, 13th, 14th & 15th at the Assembly Theatre in Burrillville, RI. Rehearsals will be Sunday afternoons as well as Monday and Wednesday nights and begin on September 11th. This is an unpaid and non-union production.
So book your appointment today by emailing: auditions@ristage.org
You will be emailed back with a confirmation of you slot time.
This promises to be a challenging, yet fun show, so come show us what you have got!!!
TV
> Non Union
> White male look 25-35 to early 40
> Thinner Build/everyday guy look
> Brown/black hair thick on top
> Mustache
> MD DC VA
> Shoot dates: 8/19-8/23
> $150/per Day
> Email current picture/resume , name, phone number
> Write “whitmale30sk” in subject line
> sarevaracher@aol.com
Non-union Commercial / Health Care & Hospital
Audition: Tuesday 8/13 in Balto
Callbacks: Thursday, 8/15
Shoot: 8/20 and 8/21 in York, PA
Rate: Great Pay
Arthritic Hip Person: man, late 60’s or early 70’s, Must be able to work that hip on the dance floor to make the scene work.
TAVR Woman: In her late 70’s or 80’s. A sweet, traditional grandma-type. Poofy white hair. Twinkly eyes.
MUST BE ABLE TO DO THE TRADITIONAL, LOCAL, STUPID-DANCE OF THE AREA. e.g. the Chicken Dance, Hokey Pokey or Polka.
Father of the bride: Active, looking 60-ish male.
He should look healthy, wise and a bit craggy. He’s a guy who doesn’t wear a tux very often, but looks good when he does.
Mother of the bride: A woman in her late 50’s to early 60’s. Her face should beam when being ushered to her seat. She has a warm and fun-loving look.
submit: betsy@betsycasting.com
I have been asked by a lot of people if their expenses are paid for if they book a job that is shot out of town. That is a tricky question to answer because there are a number of factors that will determine if hotels, airfare and meals are covered for a film or TV project that is shot far from your home.
First, if this is a non-union project, then there are no specific answers. There are no rules that a producer has to follow, and it is possible you will have expenses paid for, or, you could be expected to pay them on your own. You always have to ask your agent, or if you booked the job directly, you need to talk with someone in production before you accept the project.
If this is a Union project, then there is still not necessarily one correct answer. If you audition in your hometown and the project is being shot far from you, then you can expect to have all of your expenses paid for.
However, sometimes actors are willing to travel a long distance to audition and will only be considered for the job if they can be hired as a “local hire.” That means, they will book you, but you must be considered local and you will be treated as if you live in the area of the shoot. That means you are responsible for getting yourself to the set, paying for your hotel accommodations and meals when not working.
Your agent will have discussed this with you before the audition. If not, make sure you bring this up to your agent so there are no surprises. It will be up to you to decide if it is worth your time and money to be cast as a local.
Normally people don’t think of acting and secret clearances. Actually, there are a lot of jobs, especially industrial/educational/corporate films that require actors to have some level of a clearance. Especially, if you are living on the East Coast, there are many actors who are hired to work for government agencies. It is not easy to get a clearance.
An actor can only receive a security clearance if he or she needs to have access to classified materials. Or, if they need to work on the property of buildings that requires people to have a clearance.
The agency will really want to hire that talent because it costs thousands of dollars to get the clearance. It takes quite a bit of time and there is an extensive background check. The agency will want to check your:
1. Financial situation (this is to make sure you are not in debt – which could give you more
reason to sell important information
2. Make sure your job and education history are as accurate as you say
3. Neighbors and friends might be contacted to make sure you are an honest and trustworthy
person
4. Legal history will be carefully checked to see if you have been arrested
5. Military, tax records and travel history will be carefully viewed. If you have traveled to certain
countries, you will be required to explain why you took those trips.
6. Relatives will also be checked out
This process can take up to a minimum of 6 months.
There are three levels for clearances
A. Top Secret
B. Secret
C. Confidential
Once one has been granted a clearance, it is updated regularly, and a full investigation will take place every seven years.
If you are ever asked to have some type of clearance for a job, jump at this great opportunity. I needed to get a Confidential Clearance for a project. Let me just say, it was really incredible, and it felt great to be doing something that I knew was really helping my country.
There are times when you absolutely need to stand up for yourself and fight with industry people, but it is also important to know when to just let things go and not have a battle.
I booked a modeling job a few months back. The agent told me I would receive a specific hourly fee, and if my face was seen in the shot, I would receive an additional $200 bonus. The photographer was incredible and I really hope to work with him again in the future. However, it was very hard getting a copy of the ad we shot. It took about four e-mails to the photographer before I got my tear sheet. I knew it was going to be great, and I really wanted a copy. I am always very persistent when it comes to getting “tears,” but must walk a fine line between being persistent and being a pain. You never want to cross that line.
I finally received the jpg of the ad. After seeing the tear, I could make the argument that my face was visible, but decided not to request my agent to ask for the bonus. After sending so many personal e-mails to the photographer, an immediate phone call from the agent might be perceived as me bugging him for the photo in order to get additional money. This ad was just a brochure for a small company so it was not a big deal to me.
I believe that this photographer will want to hire me again, and I will earn much more than the $200 I lost by not complaining to the agent. So, before you start battling with industry professionals, even if you think you are right, always look at the bigger picture to see if it will be a good and helpful fight.
CASTING NON UNION FILM
“Dog Days of 2013” – A 10 minute comedic short film
Casting supporting role of Amanda
College-age Caucasian, older sister to lead
Compensation depends on role but anywhere from $25-$100 per day
Non Union actors only
Filming ASAP
Email: mark.d.2007@gmail.com
Independent Feature Film “Yellow Fever” seeking a Non-Union Caucasian Male Talent, age 21-35 for a photo shoot. The image will be used to portray a Shirtless, Muscular “BLOND GOD” dater on a Gay Dating website. Talent must be muscular or fit. Blond Hair & Blue Eyes a plus. This is a non-speaking, featured role. Photo Session will take place during the week of August 12. Must be comfortable with image being used in a LGBT theme film, and portraying a Gay man. The scene involving the lead character checking out “Blond God’s” profile on the website. $75 plus credit in film & imdb.
The photo shoot will be more like a swim suit session, nothing explicit.
If you are interested, please send photos (headshot & body shot) and contact information (Email & Phone) to submission.wcasting@gmail.com. Please note your height and weight in the body of the email. Must be Non-Union.
Synopsis: A gay Chinese American fashion stylist, who disdains everything and anything ‘Made in China’, is forced to style a ‘fresh-off-the-boat’ homophobic Chinese actor for a photo shoot.
Regarding the Writer/Director:
Ray Yeung’s screenplay, “Yellow Fever,” addresses the interplay of sexuality and culture in the modern world. Yeung is best known for his first feature film, CUT SLEEVE BOYS, which premiered at the Rotterdam International Film Festival 2006. The film won Best Feature at the Outfest Fusion Festival in Los Angeles, and earned a Best Actor Award at the Madrid Lesbian and Gay Film Festival. This romantic comedy was sold to twelve territories worldwide and had cinematic releases in Thailand, Taiwan and in various cities across the United States.
The DVD was launched in November 2007 and the film was broadcast on television on both Here! and Logo networks. Time Out, New York reviewed CUT SLEEVE BOYS as a “fun, rare look at Gay Asian life with refreshing insights into various queer subtleties, from the difference between cross-dressing and trans to the details of being a circuit queen.” Most recently, Ray was selected to participate in 2013 Berlin Film Festival Talent Campus Script Station.
Teams on Broadway is seeking friendly, outgoing, reliable and smart promotional actors to join their street team campaigns for immediate hire. Particular need for team members available to work on the weekends. Team will be promoting near the Statue of Liberty Ferry Lines in Battery Park as well as in Times Square. Shifts available every day (9:30am-3:30pm) from now thru Labor Day (possibly longer). Send photo/resume ASAP to TOBcasting@gmail.com
PAID CASTING, GREATER DC AREA / WOODBRIDGE, VA
Non-Union, Industrial, “Grooming Skit”, PWCS Media Services
CASTING FOUR (4) FEMALES:
Girl Track Runners, 18+ that can pass as HIGH SCHOOL students, All Ethnicities / Types Encouraged, Must be able to run around an outdoor track, must appear athletic enough to make a high school track team
PAY RATE:
$150/day Featured Track Runner (1)
$100/day Background Track Runners (3)
SHOOTING DATES/LOCATION:
Talent MUST be available between August 5-7, shoot date will be on just ONE of those days for 4-6 hours and will be announced next week. The shoot will take place in Woodbridge, VA (22193), details will be shared with selected talent.
TO SUBMIT:
If you are available during the entirety of August 5-7 and meet the criteria above, please email your headshot and resume to supernovacastingprod@gmail.com. Please write “GROOMING SKIT” in the subject of the email. Please note if you’re interested in the Featured, Background, or both roles. Talent MUST be over the age of 18.
SUBMISSION DEADLINE: WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 31, 2013
NO PHONE CALLS, PLEASE.
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JOIN our online database for free at www.supernovacasting.com
Third Coast Extras is seeking submissions for EXTRAS to work on a
Carnival Cruise line TV commercial shoot THIS SUNDAY, JULY 28th in
Austin. Please read carefully below and submit ASAP if you fit this.
Pay rate is the current SAG Commercial Extras Texas rate which will come
out to no less than $200. We’ll have more info for you if you are
booked. SAG membership not required to submit, but please mention if you
are a SAG member in your submission if applicable.
Here’s who we need:
* “Mom” (female adult any ethnicity, fit, attractive & age 30s- early 40s)
* “Son” – (male child any ethnicity, age 7-10)
* “Daughter” (female child of any ethnicity age 7-10)
* “Male adult” standing in line to board cruise (any ethnicity, ages 20s
to 30s, fit and attractive)
* “Female adult” standing in line to board cruise (any ethnicity, ages
20s to 30s, fit and attractive)
Email us at:
thirdcoastextras@gmail.com
name, height/weight, age, phone number, and please attach current photos
in high resolution. Make email subject: “Carnival 7/28”. We will call
you with more info to book you if the producers like your look.
Must have FULL day and FULL evening availability for all Sunday 7/28 in
order to work. Note: Extras submitting for “Mom”, if you really have a
son and/or daughter that fit this description please submit them since
real families would make this look best. If you don’t have kids, still
free free to submit.