A Booking.com Campaign Needs Character Actors + More Worldwide Casting Calls

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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 vertical series with a Booking.com campaign in the Netherlands, an indie horror game seeking Kiwi talent, and more. Explore our comprehensive list of global casting opportunities to learn more and apply.  

Travel Brand x Social Media Series

Booking.com is seeking actors in the Netherlands, aged 18–55, to play several character roles, including Florida Man, the Pumpkin Spice Doomsdayer, and more, in a social media episodic series. Talent must be able to perform with an American accent. Talent will work in and around Amsterdam on Sept. 14–18. Pay is €750 for 10 hours of work.

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Metallbude UGC

High-quality metal furniture brand Metallbude is seeking German female content creators, aged 30–45, with attractive homes (minimalist or industrial style) for remote UGC work. Pay is €100 per hour.

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“Night Plane” 

A female voice actor, age 22–34, is sought to play Tofa, a cheerful Kiwi flight attendant in “Night Plane,” an indie horror game where you work as a flight attendant on a cursed plane. Talent must have a native New Zealand accent and be able to record remotely. Pay is NZ$250 per hour.

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Well-Known Australian Brand Vertical Series

An Australian actor, age 18–40, is sought to appear in a vertical series for a well-known Australian brand as a deadpan remote worker. Talent will work remotely. Pay is AU$1,050–$1,800 for three days of work.

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“Dean” 

Armstrong Productions is searching for worldwide talent for an upcoming biopic of actor James Dean and his rise to fame in Hollywood in the 1950s. Talent, aged 18–60, is sought to play James Dean in the starring role, as well as Marilyn Monroe, Marlon Brando, John Steinbeck, and many others. Filming will begin in early 2027 in Los Angeles. Pay is up to $145,000 depending on the role, with flights, accommodation, and meals provided. 

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“Bàba (爸爸)”

Casting is underway for “Bàba,” a short student film following a grieving garbage truck worker who follows a mysterious boy to a hidden techno club, changing his life forever. Two East Asian male actors—one age 30 or older and one age 7–15—are sought for the lead roles. Talent will work in Taiwan in December. Pay is up to $500 for 12 hours of work with flights provided.

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Clothing Brand Digital Media Project

Models in the Chamonix, France, area, aged 18 and older, are now sought for an e-commerce and social media project for a clothing brand. Talent will work between Sept. 11 and 18. Pay is $600 for two days of work.

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Spawnpoint Media Series

Spawnpoint Media, a Melbourne-based production company creating gaming and family entertainment content, is seeking actors to join its team of full-time performers on “Milo & Chip,” its flagship kids’ gaming series featuring Minecraft-based content, and “Make Waves,” a live-action entertainment series. Energetic, expressive, and confident Melbourne-based actors, aged 18–25, are sought as recurring performers and understudies. Talent will work in Melbourne; start dates are TBD. Pay is AU70,000–80,000 per year.

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Outdoors Brand Film Shoot

Europe-based talent, aged 20–42, is currently sought for a pair of roles in a stills and video shoot for an outdoors brand. Talent will work in early to mid-September in Norway. Pay is £2,700–£3,000 for up to three days of work with travel included.

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“Honeycomb,” Working Title

Honeycomb,” a horror featurette set around a high school formal and graduation, is currently casting an Australian male actor, age 16–21, to play the lead role of Joey, a popular, handsome, and protective high school student. Auditions will be held by appointment on Oct. 8 in Brisbane or Melbourne. Talent will work over three weeks in November in Brisbane or Melbourne. Pay is an estimated AU$6,500.

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“Champeta”

Worldwide actors with ties to Colombia, Afro-Latin communities, or Caribbean Spanish cultures, aged 23–40, and dancers familiar with African dance traditions (particularly Soukous, Kwassa Kwassa, or related Central African social dance styles), aged 20–35, are sought to collaborate in an early-stage historical film project. Production is also now seeking researchers, historians, journalists, community members, and more with knowledge of either topic. Work dates are TBD with potential production in Colombia and the U.S. Pay is $300–$450 per day for actors/dancers and $50 per hour for researchers/experts.

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“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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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 â‚©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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