Is your next big break written in the stars? Whether you’re born for the stage’s spotlight or a dedicated character actor who lives for the craft, your astrological sign might just hold the script to your career.
If you think your next acting gig is destined to be, we’re rounding up the best gigs seeking talent today based on your zodiac sign. Check the list for your sun sign and apply today.
Aries (March 21–April 19)
Actors born under the Aries zodiac sign often bring a distinct main character energy to their performances. As natural-born leaders of the zodiac, Aries are known for making bold, unconventional choices that can transform any project they take on. Some prominent Aries actors include Robert Downey Jr., Eddie Murphy, Reese Witherspoon, Jessica Chastain, and Pedro Pascal.
Short Film: “Cherry Lace”
The short film “Cherry Lace” is looking for female talent with dance choreography experience, aged 24–30. Talent will play Colette, a burlesque dancer who is famous for her bold and confident stage presence. When a paparazzi sees through her stage persona, Colette must choose between her love of dance and a secret she has kept buried. Shooting is Oct. 23–25 in Syracuse, New York. Pay is $300 for a 3-day shoot.
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Taurus (April 20–May 21)
Taurus actors are the workhorses of the industry. They have a deep commitment to their craft and are often willing to go to extreme lengths for a role. As a fixed earth sign ruled by Venus, Taurus actors are also known for having a strong, grounded presence on screen. Some prominent Taurus actors include George Clooney, Robert Pattinson, Dwayne Johnson, Tina Fey, and Gal Gadot.
“Mount Vernon’s Favorite Son”
The short film “Mount Vernon’s Favorite Son” is looking for Latino talent fluent in Portuguese, aged 24–35, who can drive a car, as well as whistle, rap, and beatbox. Talent will portray Guilherme, a Brazilian rideshare driver with a quiet strength. Guilherme bears the weight of providing for his family back home, and is used to staying invisible in the front seat of his car. Shooting is this November in Mount Vernon, New York. Pay is up to $1,500 for a 3-day shoot.
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Gemini (May 21–June 20)
Endlessly curious and spontaneous, Gemini actors are the very definition of “everything everywhere all at once.” They are known for their adaptability and can portray diverse roles with ease. Governed by Mercury, the planet of communication and intellect, these actors are known for their wit and quick thinking. Some prominent Gemini actors include Nicole Kidman, Johnny Depp, Angelina Jolie, Morgan Freeman, and Cillian Murphy.
Short Film: “Wild Violets”
The short film “Wild Violets” wants female talent, aged 20–30, to play the principal role of Sadie. Forever chasing the next distraction, Sadie is spontaneous to a fault and must confront the consequences of her actions as she relives the day of her best friend’s death. The role requires an intimate scene with a male actor, which will be choreographed by an intimacy coordinator. Shooting is Oct. 23–25 in Los Angeles, California. Pay is $450 for a 3-day shoot.
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Cancer (June 21–July 22)
Cancers excel at portraying characters that require vulnerability and emotional depth. They draw from their own personal sensitivity to make performances feel raw and relatable. Ruled by the Moon, Cancers don't just act, but instead, they feel their way into a role. Some prominent Cancer actors include Meryl Streep, Tom Cruise, Margot Robbie, Selena Gomez, and Tom Hanks.
Feature Film: “I Dream of Pizza”
The feature film “I Dream of Pizza” is looking for Black, Indigenous Peoples, Latino, Indian, Middle Eastern, South Asian, or multiethnic male talent, aged 35–45. The story is about the takeover of an Italian immigrant’s pizzeria by a crime family. Talent will play the principal role of Marcus, a wannabe private investigator. Marcus tries to hide his vulnerability beneath a suave exterior. His determination makes him both endearing and funny. Shooting is in 2027 in the Tri-state area of New York. Pay is $1,800 for a 5-day shoot.
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Leo (July 23–Aug. 22)
Leo actors are meant for the spotlight as they are known for being expressive and passionate performers. Leos live for the applause, and thankfully, they’re usually pretty good at getting it, thanks to their confidence and star power. Some prominent Leo actors include Jennifer Lawrence, Viola Davis, Jennifer Lopez, Ben Affleck, and Robert De Niro.
Documentary: “Jump!”
The short documentary “Jump!” is looking for slim Black female talent, aged 18–24 and 5’5” tall. Talent will play Joan Means Khabele in roto-scoped animated sequences and a voiceover. Joan was one of the first Black students at Austin High School in 1960, and paved the way for desegregation. Joan is composed, self-contained, and has a controlled passion. The role requires jumping into a body of water and swimming with confidence. Shooting is this October in Austin, Texas. The role is paid, with compensation based on experience.
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Virgo (Aug. 23–Sept. 22)
As the industry's resident perfectionists, Virgo actors understand that a lasting impression in the audition room is built on preparation and hard work. Ruled by Mercury, these performers possess a sharp analytical edge and meticulous attention to detail, ensuring they consistently hit every mark with precision. Some prominent Virgo actors include Zendaya, Idris Elba, Adam Sandler, Keanu Reeves, and Sydney Sweeney.
Short Film: “Fare”
The short film “Fare” is looking for male talent, aged 20–40. The supernatural horror story is about a struggling rideshare driver who accepts a fare beyond the limits of the city, leading to a reality warping experience. Talent will portray a desperate driver who uses a disturbing profile picture to scare potential passengers into canceling, allowing him to collect fees without driving. The role requires performing in solo scenes, portraying a psychological shift from irritation to dread to a full unraveling. Shooting is in Los Angeles, California. Pay is up to $1,000 for a 4-day shoot.
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Libra (Sept. 23–Oct. 23)
For Libra performers, acting is the ultimate pursuit of truth. Whether playing high-society elegance or raw grit, Libras understand the aesthetics of a performance, knowing exactly when to lean into the spectacle and when to strip it all back. Libra actors also have a gift for finding the middle ground in a scene, ensuring that their energy complements their scene partners without overshadowing the narrative. Some prominent Libra actors include Kate Winslet, Hugh Jackman, Donald Glover, Matt Damon, and Julie Andrews.
Feature Film: “Good Night”
The feature film “Good Night” is looking for Asian male talent fluent in Mandarin, aged 25–32, and preferably fluency in Japanese as well. The story is about a pair of former lovers unexpectedly reuniting four years after their breakup. Talent will portray Feng Jiang, a quiet and restrained man who still carries traces of emotion beneath his composed exterior. The role requires strong chemistry, and talent must be comfortable smoking in certain scenes. Shooting is Oct. 23–26 in Los Angeles, California. Pay is $1,350 for a 3-day shoot.
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Scorpio (Oct. 24–Nov. 21)
While Scorpios are often known for keeping their cards close, in the craft of acting, a Scorpio’s mystery isn't a barrier—it’s their superpower. By guarding their character’s secrets until the perfect moment, Scorpios create a transformative experience where every reveal feels like a high-stakes confession. They are natural fits for roles in thrillers, dramas, and films exploring dark, taboo, or transformative themes. Some prominent Scorpio actors include Leonardo DiCaprio, Emma Stone, Joaquin Phoenix, Winona Ryder, and Ethan Hawke.
Feature Film: “Blood and Gold Dust”
The feature film “Blood and Gold Dust” wants Latina or white female talent, aged 18–30. The Western murder-mystery is set in New Mexico in 1883, when a gold miner is murdered, leading to the unearthing of long-buried secrets. Talent will play Sable Reed, who is hiding her true identity by pretending to be a traveling photographer documenting frontier life. During moments of pressure, she reveals an unexpected familiarity with military logistics and field procedure. Shooting is Jan. 18 in either Albuquerque or Santa Fe, New Mexico, with the potential for more shooting in March. Pay is $249 for a 1-day shoot.
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Sagittarius (Nov. 22–Dec. 21)
As a fire sign, Sagittarius actors bring a larger-than-life spirit to every performance, making even quiet scenes feel vibrant and dynamic. Guided by insatiable curiosity, they excel in action-oriented roles that explore uncharted territories or in complex, unconventional characters that are difficult to define. Some prominent Sagittarius actors include Brad Pitt, Samuel L. Jackson, Scarlett Johansson, Jamie Foxx, and Lucy Liu.
Short Film: “Let the Silence Speak”
The short film “Let the Silence Speak” wants Asian female talent, aged 25–45, who can speak some Cantonese and Vietnamese. Talent will portray the curious Samantha, who is grieving the loss of her grandmother. After discovering blank notebooks, Samantha decides to fill in the gaps of generational memories to understand her estranged mother and the rest of her bittersweet family history. Shooting is Oct. 23–25 in the Chicago, Illinois area. Pay is $225 for a 3-day shoot.
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Capricorn (Dec. 22–Jan. 19)
Ask a Capricorn actor about their five-year plan, and they’ll tell you about their 10-year plan. These performers don't just break out, they build empires through relentless discipline and long-term vision. As earthy, grounded performers, they also bring deep, authentic, and well-researched portrayals to all of their roles. Some prominent Capricorn actors include Denzel Washington, Timothée Chalamet, Diane Keaton, Florence Pugh, and Bradley Cooper.
Vertical Series: “White Adjacent”
The vertical series “White Adjacent” wants Korean female talent with comedy skills, aged 28–36, for the principal role of Kai Park. The comedy is about four friends navigating race, politics, and a society that keeps revising who belongs. Kai is the sharpest person in every room, with a dry, precise, and devastating demeanor. Shooting is in Los Angeles, California. Pay is $200 for a 1-day shoot.
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Aquarius (Jan. 20–Feb. 18)
Aquarius actors excel in high-concept storytelling and love portraying characters who relentlessly challenge the status quo. Aquarius performers prioritize raw honesty over polished perfection, making their presence on screen or stage impossible to ignore. Some prominent Aquarius actors include Michael B. Jordan, Jennifer Aniston, Kerry Washington, Christian Bale, and Elizabeth Olsen.
Feature Film: “State of the Union”
The feature film “State of the Union” wants Latina, Indigenous Peoples, or multiethnic female talent, aged 24–45, to play Marina, a junior senator from Pennsylvania. Marina is quick-witted, passionate, and fully committed to both her constituents and the structures of democracy. In the story, suspicion and distrust disrupt a plan by a team of revolutionaries to bring the senator to their cause. Shooting is early 2027 in Texas. Pay is $1,080–$1,200, negotiable, for a 60-hour shoot.
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Pisces (Feb. 18–March 20)
Deeply intuitive and emotionally attuned, Pisces actors are the true chameleons of the screen. Ruled by Neptune, they possess a profound emotional intelligence that allows them to deliver performances that feel both raw and authentic. Symbolized by two fish swimming in opposite directions, Pisces actors are incredibly versatile, moving effortlessly between different genres, from intense dramas to lighthearted fantasy. Some prominent Pisces actors include Millie Bobby Brown, Drew Barrymore, Oscar Issac, Lupita Nyong'o, and Glenn Close.
Short Film: “Sisyphus”
The short film “Sisyphus” wants male talent, aged 22–33, for a principal role. The story is about a former sprinter who risks everything for redemption five years after a career-ending injury. Talent will play Mike, who pivots between a light comedic tone and raw, unfiltered emotional intensity. The role requires physical training and conditioning scenes as well as an emotional breakdown at the end of the film. Shooting is Nov. 22–30 in New Jersey. Pay is $400–$500 for a 3-day shoot.
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