These screen, stage, and modelling projects need talent in the UK right now, so sharpen your self-taping and audition skills and get busy.
Doc casting voiceover artist
A documentary campaign is casting an English-speaking voiceover artist; female, playing age 35–45, and any ethnicity. The role requires someone with an inspiring, confident, and authentic voice, as the team are seeking an empowered yet relatable storyteller. You’ll ideally be able to record from home and the project is paid $3000–$6000, including the buyout.
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Music video seeking lead and supporting roles
A music video shooting next month in London is casting lead role Jay; male, playing age 21–30, and any ethnicity. Arriving at work, he’s forced to take the stairs up and as he climbs he begins to see the world differently. This is a non-speaking role, so the team are seeking someone who can convey story without dialogue. The role is paid £100–£150 for one day shooting.
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How to Create Your Acting Showreel Performers and entertainers wanted in South West
An entertainment company in the South West are casting for performers, playing ages 18–50, and any ethnicity to join their team. They’re seeking people aged 16+ with outgoing personalities, good senses of humour, and strong work ethic, to play various roles. Pay is between £120–£250 a day.
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Student thriller casting in London
A team of film students are casting their final project, a psychological thriller about a boy obsessed with killing insects. All roles are open to performers of any ethnicity. Lead role Max is male, playing age 6–8. Nancy is female, playing age 30–50. John is male, playing age 30–50. Chanelle is female, playing age 35–55. Husband is male, playing age 50–70. Cousin is male, playing age 12–18. Waiter is any gender, playing age 25–40. Shooting between 20 April and 1 May, roles are paid NMW, plus travel and food expenses.
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