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New York Tristate
Plays
• Seeking equity actors for roles in
“Eurkea Day” (see breakdown). Synopsis: With a mumps outbreak, a private school in Berkeley, California called Eureka Day, becomes a microcosm of our larger society as Jonathan Spector’s comedy plunges headlong into the knotty issues of vaccines and how we measure private preference against public health and how we decide who gets to decide. Though written pre-Covid, Eureka Day could hardly be more timely or more needed as Spector mines laughter from our foibles while eliciting empathy for our sometimes valiant and sometimes valiantly misguided efforts.
• Company: Syracuse Stage. Staff: Rober
M. Hupp, artistic dir.-dir.; Jonathan Spector, playwright; Bass/Valle Casting, casting; Harriet Bass, Gama Valle, CDs.
• First rehearsal Sept. 21; runs Oct. 15-31
in Syracuse, NY.
• Seeking—Suzanne: female, 40-55,
White / European Descent. Carina: female, 40-45, Black / African Descent, Ethnically Ambiguous / Multiracial. Meiko: female, 35-39, Asian, Ethnically Ambiguous / Multiracial. Eli: male, 35-39, White / European Descent.
• Seeking submissions from NY. • Submit an electronic photo/resume by
Aug. 6. Casting will invite performers to send in a video audition after reviewing their materials. Submit to: bassvallecasting@gmail.com. Deadline: Aug. 6. CB: in-person Aug. 26.
• Notes: Bass/Valle Casting encourages
people of all races, ages, ethnicities, abilities and gender identities to apply.
• Production states: “Syracuse Stage is in
residence on the campus of Syracuse University. University policy requires on site employees to be vaccinated. All actors and staff members accepting work from Syracuse Stage must be fully vaccinated or provide written medical or religious exemption documentation prior to arrival in Syracuse.”
• Equity’s contracts prohibit discrimina-
tion. Equity is committed to diversity and encourages all its employers to engage in a policy of equal employment opportunity designed to promote a positive model of inclusion. As such, Equity encourages performers of all ethnicities, gender identities, and ages, as well as performers with disabilities, to submit.
• Pays $925 wk. Equity LORT D Non-Rep
Contract.
Musicals
• Casting performers for the world pre-
miere musical entitled “Group!” Synopsis: In this show, six women from vastly different worlds come together to battle the great equalizer: addiction. Group! explores the moments of fear, celebration, and everything in-between as these women grapple with their mental health in the face of sobriety. Who will make it? Who will fall off of the proverbial wagon? And can the current mental health care system really support a path towards long-term recovery?
• Company: Passage Theatre. Staff:
Aleksandra M. Weil, composer; Eloise Govedare, lyricist; Julia B. Rosenblatt, bookwriter; Patrice Amon, dir.; C. Ryanne Domingues, artistic dir.
• 29-Hour Workshops: Oct. 13-16, 2021
and Jan. 5-8, 2022; full production rehearsal: Apr. 5-28, 2022 (30 hrs/week rehearsal); tech: Apr. 29-May 1, 2022; dress: May 3 and 4, 2022; previews May 5 and 6, 2022; runs May 7 -22, 2022.
• Seeking—Dotty: female, 60-70, White
/ European Descent, Polish American; sole caretaker of her mother who has Alzheimer’s Disease; uses a combination of alcohol with Xanax to cope; vocal quality: Alto. Sandra: 40-49, Black / African Descent, married to a woman; they have two children; successful marketing consultant who’s fallen from grace due to an alcohol relapse after 15 years; vocal quality: power mezzo with belting ability and a low extension. Victoria: female, 30-39, White / European Descent, of Irish descent; has a complicated history of dissociative mental illness due to trauma; self medicates with heroin and any other substance she can get her hands on; cosplay is her refuge. vocal quality: soprano. Cici: female, 20-29, Latino / Hispanic, Puerto Rican; a stripper; has a three-year-old daughter; uses a combination of coke and chaos to keep her going; vocal quality: pop mezzo. Everly: female, 18-25, Black / African Descent, Ethnically Ambiguous / Multiracial, Latino / Hispanic, Colombian and Jamaican American; star soccer player; a serious knee injury led her into a Fentanyl addiction; vocal quality: pop mezzo. Linda: female, 30-39, White / European Descent, a therapist of Italian descent; new to the clinic and the field; this is her first time running a group by herself; vocal quality: soprano.
• Seeking submissions from NJ, NY and
PA.
• For consideration, email headshot,
resume, and (as YouTube link or an MP4) a one-two minute monologue and 16 bars of a pop musical to casting@passagetheatre.org. Suggestions may include non-rapping selections from “In the Heights,” “Hamilton,” “Six,” “Hadestown,” or “The Greatest Showman,” or other pop artists like Sia, Sarah Bareilles, or Sam Smith. If auditioning for Dotty, audition selections may include music in the style of “Grey Gardens” or “War Paint.”
• Nonunion and AEA SPT 3/4 contracts
available..
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• Casting Equity performers for “The
Evolution Of (Henry) Mann.”
• Company: American Theater Group.
Staff: James Vagias, producing artistic dir.; Jason Aguirre, dir.; Emily Cohn, music dir.; Dan Elish, book-lyrics; Douglas J Cohen, music-lyrics; Michael Cassara, CSA, casting dir.
• Rehearsals begin Sept. 21; runs Oct.
14-24 at Sieminski Theater in Basking Ridge, NJ. Note: All rehearsals and performances will take place in New Jersey. Rehearsals take place Tuesday through Sunday with four to five performances/ week during run.
• Seeking—Henry Mann (Performer
One): 32, all ethnicities, high baritone; our eager and romantically challenged hero; recently invited to his ex-fiancée’s wedding; legal proofreader by night, frustrated writer by day; Henry is someone with one foot rooted in the past (Sheila) and spends much of his time projecting into the future; unfortunately, he has yet to learn to embrace the present.. Gwen, Et Al (Performer Two): 20-39, all ethnicities, Mezzo with a strong mix and belt; plays the following roles: Gwen: Henry’s best friend and roommate; gay, recently split from her wife. Harvey Tritone: a lounge singer. Jim: an ex-boyfriend. Jay Gatsby: Times Square’s Naked Cowboy. Mrs. Mann: Henry’s mother. Sheila, Et Al. (Performer Three): 20-39, all ethnicities, Mezzo with a strong mix and belt; plays the following roles: Sheila: Henry’s ex-finance, striking and refined but in love with someone else. Tamar: Henry’s current love interest, charming and alluring, vivacious, but with a somewhat checkered romantic past. Christine: endearingly earnest, if occasionally scattered; a sweet third grade teacher with a great jump shot. Daisy Buchanan: the fictional heroine of The Great Gatsby. Natalie: a girl in the park. Mellow Voice: the MC at the Sleepy Wheel, a folk bar. Voice: a mystery
woman who leaves forthright phone messages; extremely versatile and dynamic with supreme comedic chops.
• Seeking submissions from NJ. • All submissions will be via video, and
submitted through this form: https:// form.jotform.com/212025619919155. If you encounter any technical difficulties, you may submit via e-mail to submissions@michaelcassara.net, but only use that if you are unable to use the form or have any questions. Deadline Aug. 6.
• Prepare a brief singing selection or two
(ideally each about a minute long) in the style of the score - the original cast recording is widely available. Character/ story-driven contemporary musical theatre material is ideal. Equity Required Accompaniment Tracks: In the event that a performer does not have access to audition accompaniment tracks of their own, the theatre has provided audition accompaniment cuts of Irving Berlin’s “Always,” now in the public domain, which you are welcome to use as a general singing audition. Per Equity rules, it has been provided in four separate keys (Soprano/Alto/Tenor/Bass) and tracks/ sheet music can be obtained from: https://www.dropbox.com/ sh/1a4ff2936tn2wcf/ AAALsljpkIdBCzETdyi6ulVna?dl=0. Equity contracts are available for each of the three roles. Following the success of the world premiere OffBroadway production in 2018, writers Douglas J. Cohen and Dan Elish will be actively involved in American Theater Group’s exciting production under the new title, The Evolution of Henry Mann. Callbacks will be held (via video selftape and live virtual auditions) in August, 2021. Once you have submitted your materials, we will not follow up unless we need anything further. American Theater Group is following the guidelines of public health officials and the Center for Disease Control, in addition to all Equity requirements, in order to create a safe environment for this production.
• Equity’s contracts prohibit discrimina-
tion. Equity is committed to diversity and encourages all its employers to engage in a policy of equal employment opportunity designed to promote a positive model of inclusion. As such, Equity encourages performers of all ethnicities, gender identities, and ages, as well as performers with disabilities, to submit.
• Pays $438/wk. + health/pension.
Producer anticipates providing lodging and/or transportation. Equity SPT 5 Agreement.
• Casting comedic actors in “The Office:
A Musical Parody”. Synopsis: It’s a typical morning at Scranton’s third largest paper company until, for no logical reason, a documentary crew begins filming the lives of the employees of Dunder Mifflin.
• Production states: “This hilarious unau-
thorized parody of the hit TV show, The Office, had been running at Theatre Center for over a year before the shut down. ‘The Office! The Musical!’ is reopening with strict safety protocols. We are looking for actors who can embody the characters from TV, but don’t necessarily have to physically resemble them.”
• Casting is open to any age, ethnicity, or
gender identity. Show is currently open-ended.
• Company: The Theater Center. Staff:
Michelle Vincents, casting dir.
• Performances TBD at The Jerry Orbach
Theater in Times Square at The Theater Center.
• Seeking—Jim/Andy: 25-40, all ethnici-
ties, Actor/Singer/Comedian who moves well. Improv experience desired. Must sing comfortably in full voice up to a G#4 but must also be comfortable with lower harmonies. Jim is the boy next door type. If your boy next door had completely unmanageable hair and a pension for pranks. Andy is most known for his explosive outbursts of anger and his explosive outbursts of banjo playing. Guitar/banjo ability a plus. Kelly & Others: 25-35, AAPI Actor/ Singer/Comedian who moves well. Improv experience desired. Strong pop belter who also has the agility to riff comfortably. Must be able to belt up to a F5 but also comfortable singing alto harmonies. Kelly has a million things to say and can fit them all into the span of a minute. She’s in love with The Temp and the Kardashians and herself, in that order. Michael Scot: female, 25-35, actor/singer/comedian who moves well. Improv experience desired. Alto with a strong belt and tight harmonies. He’s the World’s best boss—made official by the coffee mug he purchased, Michael is a managerial force of nature. When he’s not busy doing work—which is never—he’s telling inappropriate jokes, doing impressions, singing song parodies. Very strong character work and comedic timing is a must! Pam/Erin: 20-35, actor/singer/comedian who moves well. Improv experience desired. Legit Soprano with strong belt and tight harmonies. Pam is the heart and soul of the office (AKA the Secretary). She’s been engaged to Roy for 18 years but she also loves Jim…it shouldn’t cause any problems! Pam longs to be an accomplished artist, her preferred medium is finger painting. Erin is an orphan born without a family or a brain. She’s looking for both at Dunder Mifflin. Must be able to handle comedy and drama and Michael’s dry cleaning. Dwight & Others: 25-40, actor/singer/ comedian who moves well. Improv experience desired. Tenor with tight harmonies. Dwight loves three things: Bears, Beets, and Battlestar Galactica. Dwight is the Assistant to the Regional Manager and has his priorities in order: he’s a farmer first, a paper salesman also first, a Volunteer Sheriff’s Deputy (also first), and a black belt in Karate, first as well. Total and complete commitment to this character is the single most important thing about this role. Phyllis/Meredith & Others: 25-40, actor/singer/comedian who moves well. Improv experience desired. MezzoSoprano with strong belt and tight harmonies. Looking for an actor who can be a wide range of comedic characters of all ages, genders – this includes your best “Kevin” voice. Angela & Others: 20-35, actor/singer/comedian who moves well. Improv experience desired. Legit soprano with strong belt and tight harmonies. Looking for an actor who can be a wide range of comedic characters. Comedic timing is a must as well as singing range and no cat allergies. Stanley/Darryl: 20-40, Black / African Descent, Actor/Singer/Comedian with excellent comedic timing. Stanley hartes everything, except for pretzel day. Darryl is making moves on management, and also Kelly. This part will also be responsible for male swing roles.
• Seeking submissions from NY. • Apply on Backstage.com. • Pays $80/perf., minimum 5 perfor-
mances/wk., $400/wk. rehearsals.
Chorus Calls
• Seeking Equity performers for the cho-
rus of “South Pacific.” Synopsis: South Pacific follows the lives of U.S. military men, nurses and residents of a Polynesian island during World War II, based on James Michener’s Tales of the South Pacific and featuring a score by Rodgers and Hammerstein.
• Company: Plaza Theatrical
Productions, Inc. Staff: Plaza AEA Productions, Inc., prod.; Richard Rodgers, music; Oscar Hammerstein II, lyrics; Joshua Logan, Oscar Hammerstein II, book; Kevin Harrington, dir.; Merete Muenter, choreo.; Alex Harrington, music dir.; Jamibeth Margolis, CSA, casting dir.; Kevin Harrington, Plaza AEA Productions, exec. prod.; Bruce Rebold, Plaza AEA Productions, artistic dir.
• Rehearses Sept. 20-Oct. 1; runs Oct.
2-24 in Lynbrook, NY.
• Seeking—Equity Singers And Dancers:
18+, Seeking Stewpot, Abner, Professor, Henry, Sailors, Nurses, Islanders, Officers, Sailors, Marines, Seabees and Soldiers; performers of all ethnicities, races and gender identities are encouraged to audition.
• Seeking submissions from NY. • Singers: Sing 16 bars of your choice
from the traditional musical theater repertoire with your own accompaniment. Show off voice and range. State your name and the title of your song at the top of the video. As an alternative to singing a song of your choice, you may sing an excerpt from South Pacific. Sheet music, teaching tracks, and accompaniment tracks are accessible at https://www.dropbox.com/sh/ o1ucpzguprffxr2/ AAAkziWGAFNX8JukTsAv08tEa?dl=0. Dancers: The following link contains a teaching video for the dance combination https://www.dropbox.com/sh/ o1ucpzguprffxr2/ AAAkziWGAFNX8JukTsAv08tEa?dl=0. Record yourself dancing the combination. Wear proper character shoes with a heel or sneakers/jazz shoes. If you are using an iPhone to record, be sure to film horizontally and in a well-lit space.
• Send the video, along with your photo/
resume attached as a pdf in Vimeo or unlisted YouTube format to: casting. plazaAEA@gmail.com. In the subject line, type: Your full name and the role for which you’d like to be considered.
• Rehearsal Venue: NYC Rehearsal Studio
Rehearsal/Performance Venue: Plaza Theatricals at Elmont Memorial Library Theatre, Elmont, NY (Long Island – a 30 minute Long Island Railroad Train Ride) Visit: https://broadwaylongisland.com/ to learn more about this company based on Long Island and only a short train ride from midtown Manhattan.
• Equity’s contracts prohibit discrimina-
tion. Equity is committed to diversity and encourages all its employers to engage in a policy of equal employment opportunity designed to promote a positive model of inclusion. As such, Equity encourages performers of all ethnicities, gender identities, and ages, as well as performers with disabilities, to submit.
• Salary: Pending Negotiations (plus LIRR
railroad travel expenses and Uber transportation to/from local station and theatre.) Equity LOA Agreement.
Feature Films
• Seeking single or twin newborn babies
for “Corduroy,” a feature film that chronicles the efforts of journalists to bring to light decades of abuse and harassment within Hollywood.
• Company: Grant Wilfley Casting. Staff:
Belle GWC, casting dir.
• COVID test on Aug. 21 and Sept. 6
(Labor Day); works Aug. 23 and Sept. 8 in NYC/Brooklyn. Mandatory COVID testing provided by production for guardians and babies.
• Seeking—Single or Twin Newborn
Babies Born in July/Early August 2021: all genders, 18+, White / European Descent, single or twin newborn babies born in July/early August 2021 to portray newborn baby of principal characters.
• Seeking submissions from NY. • If interested and available, email
gwcasting@gwcnyc.com, title the subject line “Backstage Newborn,” and include the following in the body of the email: guardian name, baby name, phone number, current length and weight, date of birth and current age, candid photos that show what your baby current looks like, and confirm availability on all work dates.
• Pays $250 per baby for the work dates;
$100 stipend for COVID testing date.
Student Films
• Casting “Spit Sisters.” Logline: When
two young women find out they are dating the same man, they decide to get revenge, and grow closer in the
process.
• Company: NYU. Staff: Juliet Adelman,
NYU film student.
• Shoots towards the end of August in
NYC.
• Seeking—Rachel: female, 18-28, all
ethnicities, Rachel is blunt, unfiltered, and mature for her age (22). She is studying law, and dresses like she is 45 years old. All of her boldness stems from insecurity/jealousy. Violet: female, 18-28, all ethnicities, Violet is anxious, soft-spoken, naive, and artsy. Her fear stems from self-doubt and manifests less in outward jealousy and more in inward resentment. She is “almost 19.” Josh: male, 18-30, all ethnicities, Stereotypical male manipulator. Gets off on control. Loves to date younger women (he is 24). Lots of red flags.
• Seeking submissions from NY. • Send submissions to adelmj01@nyu.
edu.
• Travel and meals provided as well as
access to the footage for reel purposes.
Scripted TV & Video
• Casting “Gaia,” an Apple TV series. • Company: Grant Wilfley Casting. Staff:
Nichole Porges, background casting.
• Likely shoots Aug. 13 and 18-20 in the
NYC area, to include Brooklyn and Queens.
• Seeking—Non-union to Portray Isreali
Types, Aug. 18-20: all genders, 18+, Ethnically Ambiguous / Multiracial, Middle Eastern, White / European Descent, 18-80 age range, who can portray Israeli Climate change protesters. Multiple shoot dates likely Aug. 18-20. Mandatory Covid Testing before your Wardrobe Fitting and before filming, dates TBD. Non-union Background rate: $165 for 10 hrs., OT after that. Non-union to Portray
Middle Eastern Types, Avail Aug.
18-20: all genders, 18+, Ethnically Ambiguous / Multiracial, Middle Eastern, 18-80 age range, who can portray Middle Eastern Climate change protesters; multiple shoot dates, likely Aug. 18-20. Mandatory Covid Testing before your Wardrobe Fitting and before filming, dates TBD. Non-union Background rate: $165 for 10 hrs., OT after that. Non-union Kids 6-16, Avail Aug. 13: 6-16, all ethnicities, boys and girls 6-16 age range, who can portray school children; likely shoots Aug. 13. Mandatory Covid Testing before your Wardrobe Fitting and before filming, dates TBD. Non-union Background rate: $165 for 10 hrs., OT after that.
• Seeking submissions from NY. • Send submissions to gaia@gwcnyc.com. • Pays SAG Background rate: $182 for 8
hrs, OT after. Non-union Background rate: $165 for 10 hours, OT after.
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• Casting “Sabra Stories,” a comedy web
series about young Israelis in NYC.
• Company: Blue Carioca Film. Staff:
Steve Becker, prod.
• Scheduled to shoot in late September
in NYC.
• Seeking—Deena: female, 21-30, Middle
Eastern, White / European Descent, fit, ex-military, works as a teacher in NYC. Smart, driven, and absentminded. Zaya: female, 21-30, Middle Eastern, White / European Descent, athletic, ex-military, works as a personal trainer. Bohemian, quirky, and fanatical. Kaplan: male, 25-35, Middle Eastern, White / European Descent, ex-commanding officer, big, and muscular. Works in security. Elan: male, 22-30, Ethnically Ambiguous / Multiracial, Middle Eastern, White / European Descent, exmilitary, works in fashion. Aims to be a model. Artsy, self-involved, and snarky.
• Seeking submissions from NY and NJ. • Send submissions to BlueCariocaFilm@
gmail.com.
• With COVID restrictions constantly
changing, first round of auditions might be via Skype/Zoom.
• Pays $100/day per SAG-AFTRA New
Media Agreement, with bump up to full SAG wage if picked up for national distribution.
• Casting actors for background work on
“The Time Traveler’s Wife.”
• Company: Grant Wilfley Casting. Staff:
Emily GWC, casting asosc.
• COVID test Aug. 6; shoots Aug. 9 in the
NYC area. Possible fitting on date TBD.
• Seeking—SAG-AFTRA/Nonunion to Portray 2008 Real Visibly Pregnant
Women Shopping: female, 18-45, featured 2008 pregnant women shopping. Specifically seeking women who are pregnant in real life and are visibly pregnant. This will be Interior work filming in NYC area.
• Seeking submissions from NY. • Apply on Backstage.com. • Do not submit if you have already
worked.
• SAG-AFTRA background rate $182/8
hrs.
• Casting background actor for the show
“The Time Traveler’s Wife.”
• Company: Grant Wilfley Casting. Staff:
Emily GWC, casting assoc.
• Covid Test Aug. 4; shoots Aug. 5-6 in
the NYC area.
• Seeking—Caucaisan Girl 4’3-4’6” With Auburn/Brown Hair, Ages 8-10, Photo
Double: female, 7-10, White / European Descent, seeking SAG-AFTRA & NonUnion Caucasian girl, ages 8-10 with auburn/brown hair, height 4’3”-4’6” to photo double. Shooting interior/exterior in NYC area. Works: 8/5 & 8/6Covid Test: 8/4. Guardians must get COVID Tested also. Minors must have a valid NY Child performer work permit and trust account; must follow studio COVID protocols when working; note child’s age, height, and if they have a valid work permit and trust.
• Seeking submissions from NY and NJ. • Apply on Backstage.com. • Pays SAG photo double rate, $214/8hrs.
Demo & Instructional Videos
Rotary Tool Commercial, Greenpoint, Brooklyn
• Casting one male lead and one female
lead for a digital/social ad for a top Appliance Company’s Rotary Tool division. Note: Mid-30s, Must have experience with a rotary tool, drill, or any basic workshop/woodwork (think, homeowner garage carpenter/ advanced hobbyist. Talent to come makeup ready with one-two wardrobe options. Will have Prod. Designer nearby for assistance with the tool alongside client/product team (client team remote or in-person contingent on local and state regulations on C19 safety). Max cast/crew size will be 12-13 people, and we will be compliant with industry standards and protocols for safe sets. That includes but is not limited to: PCR pre-employment test required, daily morning safety questionnaire and contactless temperature screening, masks worn on a hot set at all times, individualized food, sanitizer, etc. Must be willing to get a pcr test within 48 hours of production: https://labq.com/ covid-mobile-testing/.
• Company: Inexora Media, LLC. Staff:
Jacob Goldberg, prod.; Jeff Malo, DP; Richard Han, prod. designer.
• Shoots Aug. 7-8 (interior) in Greenpoint
Brooklyn, NYC. Note: Female Lead plays on Saturday Aug. 7. Male Lead plays on Sunday Aug. 8.
• Seeking—Female Lead - Carpenter/
Workshop Hobbyist: female, 25-40, all ethnicities. Male Lead - Carpenter/ Workshop Hobbyist: all genders, 25-40, all ethnicities.
• Seeking submissions from NY. • Send submissions to inexoramedia@
gmail.com.
• For consideration, include a cover
letter briefly mentioning your experience with rotary tools and/or at-home hobbyist workshopping. Have you ever sanded or cut through oak? Have you ever cut lag bolts? Confirm your hands are in good condition (i.e. not scraped up or nails cut too harshly) - the commercial is very productfocused so the hands and arms will be seen primarily.
• Pays $400/10 hour day for talent with
first meal provided as well, in a nonspeaking role, with clearance for usage rights for global web/digital.
Multimedia
Wired Magazine’s ‘5 Levels,’ Children/Teens
• Seeking kids (ages 7-10) and teenagers
(ages 13-17) to appear on camera and have a science expert explain a new concept to them for Conde Nast and Wired Magazine’s next installation in their “5 Levels” series, in which experts are challenged to explain a scientific concept at increasing levels of complexity to five different people (including a child and a teen).
• Production states: “Please check out
‘Quantum Computing Expert Explains One Concept in 5 Levels of Difficulty’ on WIRED’s YouTube Channel to see an example of a previous episode -- we’ll be following the same format.”
• Company: Conde Nast. Staff: Thomas
Giglio, casting dir.
• Shoots Sept. 9 in NYC. • Seeking—Boys: 7-10. Girls: 7-10. Teen
Boys: 13-17. Teen Girls: 13-17.
• Seeking submissions from NY. • Send submissions to nick_sawyer@
condenast.com.
• Parents/guardians should include their
contact info as well, in addition to info about your child -- you may be asked to coordinate a quick video call with you and child.
• Parents must be able to report with
child to the NYC shoot location on Sept. 9.
• Child/teen should be smart, engaging
and a good listener. Bonus points for an interest in science and math.
• Parents must send their phone number
and email address for their children to be considered. Send some info about your child and her interests as well.
• Pays $100 stipend.
Online Commercials & Promos
Beach Lifestyle Shoot
• Casting a two day lifestyle shoot for a
tourism group at the Jersey Shore. No speaking parts, may require actors to be in a bathing suit.
• Company: Forge Apollo. Staff: Kelly
Hauck, prod.
• Works Aug. 23-25 in Wildwood, NJ. • Seeking—Family: all genders, 5-65, all
ethnicities, looking for multi-generational family. Real families are preferred but not necessary. Must be okay with wearing a bathing suit. Couple: all genders, 25-45, all ethnicities, looking for a man and woman to play a couple for a lifestyle shoot. Must be okay with wearing a bathing suit.
• Seeking submissions from PA, NJ and
NY.
• Send submissions to kelly@forgeapollo.
com.
• Must have a headshot. • Pay TBD. Lodging provided. Meals while
on set provided.
Print & Digital Modeling
Still Shoot for Point of Sale Display for Turbo Tax
• Casting a still shoot a point of sale dis-
play for Turbo Tax.
• Company: Myers Creative Imaging.
Staff: Heather Roman, prod.
