Don’t miss any of today’s top gigs! A horror-thriller feature film from Cannon Films is now seeking nationwide talent, especially Indigenous actors. Plus, three other feature films, including a buddy comedy, are casting talent today!
“Shape Shifter”
Cannon Films is currently casting talent for “Shape Shifter,” a horror-thriller in which a father must save his daughter by summoning the titular Shape Shifter. Actors aged 18 and older are wanted for various roles, including the starring roles of Tala and Enola. Filming will take place in September in Northern California or the Los Angeles area. Pay is $100 per day for up to 21 days of work.
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Untitled Horror Movie
Mazz Appeal Films is now seeking talent for an upcoming horror movie following five friends who conjure evil forces through an urban legend. Florida-based actors, aged 18 and older, are wanted for several lead roles. Filming will take place between November and the end of December in Seminole. Pay is $100–$250 per day for up to 15 days of work with all meals provided.
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“SQUATCH”
“SQUATCH,” a feature-length buddy comedy, is now seeking physical and sketch comedy actors, aged 20 and older, for various roles, including the title Sasquatch. Filming will begin in early 2025 in the Raleigh-Durham, North Carolina, area. Pay is undisclosed by the production.
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“The Life I’ve Made”
Join the cast of “The Life I’ve Made,” a micro-budget feature film about two 40-somethings who have a chance meeting after breaking up almost twenty years earlier. Two actors, aged 38–46, are now wanted to play the starring roles of Ada and Otis. Additionally, production is hiring multiple crew positions, including a director of photography/cinematographer. Filming will take place in Fall 2024 or Spring 2025 around Concord, New Hampshire. Pay is $2,500 for up to 14 days of work with room/board provided if needed.
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