Wrap up your week with today’s top gigs! Live your K-pop fantasy and portray Huntr/x from the breakout hit Netflix film “KPop Demon Hunters” at live events in California. Plus, ongoing cinematic stock footage shoots, a feature dramedy, and a children’s vitamin commercial are casting now!
“KPop Demon Hunters” & Huntr/x Live Performances
My Once Upon a Time Entertainment is seeking strong female performers of Asian descent, aged 17–28, to portray superstars Rumi, Mira, and Zoey in “KPop Demon Hunters”-themed live performances at events across Northern California, including premieres, festivals, parties, and more. Strong singing, rap, or dance abilities are required. Character and choreography rehearsals will begin soon, followed by performances on the weekends with flexible schedules. Pay is $100 for the first hour and $50 per hour after, with travel expenses and tips provided.
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Ongoing Premium Stock Footage Production
RawFilm is seeking diverse, real, and authentic talent, age 18 and older, for cinematic stock footage shoots in Southern California. Work dates are TBD. Pay is $100–$200 per hour.
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“Say Goodbye to Broadway”
Casting is underway for “Say Goodbye to Broadway,” a feature dramedy film about a young man who inherits his estranged Irish father’s soon-to-be foreclosed-upon bar and plans a marriage in exchange for money to help save the bar. Two New York City-based actors, aged 25–35, are wanted to play the lead roles of Lofty and Aoife. Rehearsals begin in November, followed by filming in December in Queens. Pay is $100–$250 per day for 12 days of work.
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Hiya Kid Vitamin Commercial
Children’s vitamin brand Hiya is seeking mothers, aged 28–46, with children/relatives, aged 2–3, or elementary-aged kids (6–8) with big personalities for a commercial shoot. Talent will work on Nov. 4 or 5 in the Los Angeles area. Pay is $600 per person.
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