Looking for your next gig? We’ve rounded up the best worldwide casting calls actively searching for talent. This week, find casting notices for a high-paying romantic comedy in Australia, an action-adventure sequel in India, and more. Explore our comprehensive list of global casting opportunities to learn more and apply.
“Passport Bros”
Kiirokuro Productions is seeking talent for “Passport Bros,” a rom-com feature film following two Black men who travel to Sydney in search of love down under, only to encounter the same dating hardships they faced back in America. Australia-based female actors, aged 18 and older, are sought for multiple roles, including the lead role of Layla, an influencer who is having a challenging time in the dating world. Nudity and an intimate scene will be required for the role of Layla; an intimacy coordinator will be available. Filming is scheduled for December in Sydney. Pay is a negotiable AU$500–$5,000 for all roles but Layla, which will be paid AU$50,000–$85,000. Travel, lodging, and per diem will be covered/provided.
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Madame Coco Ad
A Sydney-based female actor with excellent comedic timing and strong improv skills, age 50 or older, is sought for the lead role in a Madame Coco ad. Production is also seeking an elegant and expressive dog (preferably a Chihuahua, Pomeranian, Yorkshire Terrier, or French Bulldog). Talent will work on Aug. 5 in Sydney. Pay is AU$9,500–$11,000 for the lead role and AU$5,000 for the dog/handler.
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“Henry Levine 2”
JPR Studios is currently seeking a trio of actors in Mumbai, India, aged 18–72, for lead and supporting roles in the sequel to “Henry Levine and Quest for the Crown of Thorns,” an action-adventure feature film. Talent will work in and around Mumbai over three to five days with the dates TBD. Pay is ₹15,000.
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“The Divine Comedy”
Skincrawl Studios is seeking talent for “The Divine Comedy,” a feature film loosely based on Dante Alighieri’s work as Dante searches for his wife, Beatrice, in Hell. Worldwide talent, aged 29–55, is sought to play Dante, Virgil, and Mara. Filming is scheduled for three weeks beginning Aug. 31 in Northern Italy. Pay is €250–€300 per day for up to 15 days of work with flight, hotel accommodations, and per diem provided.
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Feature Horror Film
A psychological horror feature film filming in Istanbul, Turkey, and planning a theatrical release is now seeking a pair of English-speaking female actors, aged 18–30, for lead roles. Talent will work over one week with dates TBD. Pay is $1,050–$2,100 with airfare, hotel accommodations, meals, local transportation, and a per diem provided.
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“La Escuela”
Casting is underway for “La Escuela,” an indie coming-of-age comedy set in Spain and following three teenage girls from different worlds as they navigate friendship, dreams, music, first love, and the chaos of growing up. Production is seeking worldwide female talent, aged 18–23, to play two lead characters: Kelly, an American girl trying to find her place in Spain, and Kim, a bilingual Spanish girl with unstoppable energy. Filming will take place over four weeks in September 2026 in Alicante, Spain. Pay is €1,500 with travel and accommodations provided.
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Australian Homewares Brand TVC
Australian actors, aged 28–65, are sought for a lead role and several supporting roles in an upcoming national (Australia and New Zealand) TV commercial for an Australian homewares brand. Talent will work on July 22–23 in Melbourne. Pay is AU$400 for supporting roles (four hours of work) and AU$3,000 for the lead role (16 hours of work).
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“The Ones We Leave Behind”
Worldwide casting has resumed for “The Ones We Leave Behind,” a feature comedy. Production is currently seeking a young Asian or white male actor, age 10–15, to star as Sam, an energetic, confident, and active kid who feels most at home moving his body and competing with friends. Talent must have baseball, basketball, and/or soccer skills and be comfortable playing on camera. The ability to burp on command or produce a loud and convincing burp using soda is also required for the role. Strong comedic timing is a major plus. Filming is now scheduled for Summer 2027 in Los Angeles. Pay is $12,000–$24,000 for two weeks of work with visas, work permits, travel, and lodging provided.
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Universal Studios Japan & Universal Studios Beijing Auditions 2026
Universal Studios Beijing and Universal Studios Japan are seeking talented worldwide performers, including actors, singers, dancers, gymnasts, stunt performers, and guitarists, aged 18–50, for contracts beginning in 2027. Talent will work in Osaka or Beijing for 13 months beginning in early 2027. Pay is $2,283–$3,180 per month with per diem, airfare, housing, transportation, gym access, and medical insurance provided.
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Anthony Aibel’s “Anxieties”
“Anxieties,” a comedy/satire series from Anthony Aibel, is casting worldwide actors, aged 18 and older, to play therapists and patients in supporting and background roles. Talent will work this fall in a variety of U.S. locations. Pay is $1,200 per day with travel and per diem provided.
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English Musicals Korea, Resident Artists and Composers
English Musicals Korea is currently casting worldwide performers with experience in choreography, script writing, graphic design, and costume and/or set construction, aged 18 and older, to become resident artists producing and performing mainstage and school productions across the Gyeonggi-do province of South Korea. Talent will sign a one-year contract with the option to renew and be based in Paju. Pay is ₩32,000,000 ($22,000 USD) annual salary with private housing, airfare, meal stipends, private health insurance, paid sick days/vacation/overtime, a pension plan, and other benefits provided.
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“Emma, Emma!”
Casting is underway for “Emma, Emma!,” a coming-of-age short film about two young women whose lifelong bond begins to fray as one prepares to leave the insular world they have created together to begin studying on the mainland. Two Swedish female actors, aged 18–21, are wanted to play the two titular Emmas. Filming will take place in July in Mariehamn, Åland. Pay is €500 for three days of work with travel and accommodations provided.
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