Major streamers, such as HBO and Netflix, are producing must-watch television series on a regular basis. From “Succession” and “Euphoria” to “Stranger Things” and “Wednesday,” there’s no shortage of critically acclaimed shows being watched—and being talked about. Do you hope to one day star in a hit series? Now is your chance to join a major project by auditioning for one of these gigs. From award winners to new series, here’s our roundup of HBO, Netflix, and more great gigs looking for talent.

HBO: “Pretty Little Liars”

The HBO Max series “Pretty Little Liars” is looking for talent, aged 18–25, for background roles. The production wants talent with a flexible and open schedule to portray high school students, with the possibility of ongoing work from April to July. Shooting is in Newburgh, New York and the surrounding Hudson Valley area. Talent will be paid $187 per 8-hour shoot, plus a $100 stipend for COVID-19.

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Paramount+: Feature Film

A feature film musical set in high school from Paramount+ wants Black male talent, aged 18–25, for photo double work. Mandatory COVID-19 testing is March 29 or 30 for a March 31 shoot in Middletown, New Jersey. Talent will be paid $219 per 8-hour shoot, plus a $100 stipend for COVID-19 testing.

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HBO: “Boss”

The new HBO series “Boss” is seeking Asian talent, over the age of 18, for featured background roles. Talent will play the staff of a nightclub. Mandatory COVID-19 testing is on April 14. Shooting is in the New York City area. Talent will be paid $187 per 8-hour day, plus a $100 stipend for COVID-19 testing.

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Hulu & Prime Video: “The Blippi Show”

The educational series “The Blippi Show” is looking for white male talent, aged 20–36, to play the titular character. The show will be streamed on Hulu, YouTube, and Amazon Prime. The production wants an educator and entertainer who is dynamic and full of energy to play Blippi, who takes children through field trips and makes learning fun. Talent should have singing, dancing, and comedy skills, including physical comedy and improv skills. Shooting is in Los Angeles, California. Talent will be signed to a one-year contract for $85,000.

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Prime Video: “Mr. & Mrs. Smith”

The Amazon Prime series “Mr. & Mrs. Smith,” starring Donald Glover (“Atlanta”) and Maya Erskine (“PEN15”), wants background talent, aged 18 and up. Shooting is April 5–20 in New York City. Talent will be paid $165 per 10-hour day, plus a $100 stipend for mandatory COVID-19 screening.

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Netflix: Feature Film

A Netflix feature film is looking for young talent for two principal roles. The production wants white male talent, aged 10–12, to play either Mookie, an overweight boy who loves baseball, or Mullin, an intimidating popular kid at school who is really good at baseball. The role of Mullin requires strong baseball skills. Shooting is in the spring and summer in NYC. Talent will be paid SAG rates.

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VH1: “My True Crime”

The VH1 series “My True Crime” is seeking talent, over the age of 18, for reenactment scenes. The show is hosted by Remy Ma and features ordinary people sharing their stories about getting caught up in extraordinary true crimes. Shooting is from now through June, and will take place in Florida. Talent will be paid $200–$300 per day, depending on the role.

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Indie Feature Film: “Stormy Feathers”

The rom-com indie feature “Stormy Feathers” is looking for talent. The production wants male talent, aged 35–70, to play the guardian angel Oscar, male talent, aged 30–40, to play the romantic lead Paul, female talent, aged 25–35, to play the romantic lead Faune, plus more. Shooting is this September in Los Angeles, California, and Minneapolis, Minnesota. Talent will be paid an estimated $1,082 per day for a 10-day shoot, plus travel, meals, and lodging.

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Hulu: Television Series

An ongoing TV series on Hulu is looking for background talent. Shooting is ongoing in New York City. Talent will be paid $165–$187 per day, depending on union status.

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Prime Video: A New Series

A new Amazon streaming series is looking for talent of any gender with ballet experience, over the age of 10, for background roles. Shooting is this spring in NYC and Jersey City. Talent will be paid $165–$500 per day.

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