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GWCI is casting Photo Double for BASEBALL UMPIRES (SAG-AFTRA Covered Roles) for KEYCHAIN
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Grant Wilfley Casting is seeking people for paid background work on the feature film “Keychain” to portray featured baseball game fans. This will be full night shoots that will also include doing background work during a real baseball game on one of the dates. MUST BE ABLE TO COMMIT TO 5 NIGHT SHOOTS!
Tentative dates: 7/20 through 7/24 (NIGHT SHOOTS)
Work: 7/20-24 exterior work at CITIFIELD, Queens, NY
pay rate: $187/10
Scanning: All background actors will be provided a digital consent form to sign as set forth in the SAG-AFTRA Basic Agreement.
**This background role is NOT covered by SAG-AFTRA CBA . ***
To submit, email keychain@gwcnyc.com using subject line “APP Baseball Fan” with the following info:
- Name (& preferred pronouns, optional)
- Phone number
- Are you a SAG-AFTRA member in good standing or NONSAG?
- Are you avail for tentative night shoot dates 7/20 – 7/24?
- Please note all your current height, weight, clothing and shoe sizes*
- Do you have any tattoos that are visible while wearing short sleeves? If yes, where on your body?
- Please confirm you are 18 or older and local to NY Tri-State area
- Do you have any Mets merch (shirts, hats etc) you could wear on camera?
- Are you ok wearing merch from another MLB team on camera?
- Please attach current, non-professional photos. Please make sure all photos are RECENT (from within the last week) and in clear plain lighting. No editing, filters, odd angles, glasses, hats, etc.
Please note, you must be able to present valid identification to fill out a Federal I9 form and be paid.
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HEALTH FOOD RESTAURANT COMMERCIAL - CASTING
Casting REAL KNICKS FANS for an HEALTH FOOD RESTAURANT COMMERCIAL starring an A-List NBA Player. Fans cast in this commercial will get to meet and work with this A-List NBA player.
PROJECT DETAILS:
Client: HEALTH FOOD RESTAURANT COMMERCIAL
Type: Non Union Digital Campaign
Director: Santiago Carrasquilla
Director of Photography: Oliver Lanzenberg
Talent Session Fee: $250 (for 1-4 hours of shooting)
Buyout: $500
Shoot Date: July 14
Shoot Location: New York, NY
Usage: Each commercial will air on CTV and YouTube TV with the following schedule:
- Act 1: Will run in the NY tri-state area (NY, NJ, Long Island, and CT) for 4 weeks, from September 8 to October 6.
- Act 2: Will run in all markets from November 2 to November 30.
CASTING BREAKDOWNS:
[REAL KNICKS FAN] Any age, any gender, any ethnicity. Seeking real New Yorkers who are big Knicks fans. Strongly considering characters, big personalities, and people who will bring their authentic selves.
IF INTERESTED PLEASE SUBMIT NO LATER THAN TUESDAY JULY 7TH BY 12PM EST.
Best,
Violette Trotter | Casting Director
e: violettetrottercasting@gmail.com
ig: @violettetrottercasting
w: https://www.itsnova.com/violette
https://www.backstage.com/casting/argyle-theatre-2026-27-season-3189804/
Evan Pappas, artistic dir.; Mark and Dylan Perlman, managing partners; Michael Cassara, CSA, casting dir.; Trent Soyster, choreo.
Seeking Equity actors for chorus parts for Argyle Theatre's 2026-27 Season.
Season
includes "On Your Feet!" (Alexander Dinelaris, book; Gloria and Emilio
Estefan, music-lyrics; Vincent Ortega, dir.-choreo.; Jonathan Brenner,
music dir.; Bryan Ernesto Manjivar, assoc. dir.-choreo. Rehearsals begin
Aug. 24; runs Sept. 17-Oct. 25); "Mary Poppins" (Richard M. Sherman,
Robert B. Sherman, music-lyrics; Julian Fellowes, book; Anthony Drewe,
George Stiles, songs-additional music-lyrics; Cameron Mackintosh,
co-creator; Evan Pappas, dir.; Debbie Roshe, choreo.; Jonathan Brenner,
music dir.; Michael Cassara, CSA, casting dir. Rehearsals begin on/about
Oct. 19; runs Nov. 12-Jan. 3, 2027); "All Shook Up" (Joe DiPietro,
book; Elvis Presley, songs; Tommy Ranieri, dir.; Trent Soyster, choreo.;
Jonathan Brenner, music dir. Rehearsals begin on/about Jan. 4, 2027;
runs Jan. 28-March 14); "The Cher Show" (Rick Elice, book; Jonathan
Brenner, music dir. Rehearsals begin on/about March 15; runs April 8-May
30); and Jimmy Buffet's "Escape to Margaritaville" (Tommy Ranieri,
dir.; Trent Soyster, choreo.; Jonathan Brenner, music dir. Rehearsals
begin on/about June 7; runs July 1-Sept. 5).Roles in this project
Rehearses and runs in Babylon, NY.Compensation & Contract
ECC Procedures are in effect for this audition. An Equity Monitor will be provided.
Prepare
one very brief singing selection (16-bars or thereabouts) in the style
of any show in the season. An accompanist will be provided. Bring sheet
music in your key and a headshot/resume. If you are unable to attend
these in-person ECCs, you may send your picture/resume to submissions@michaelcassara.net.
Equity’s
contracts prohibit discrimination. Equity is committed to diversity and
encourages all its employers to engage in a policy of equal employment
opportunity designed to promote a positive model of inclusion. As such,
Equity encourages performers of all ethnicities, gender identities, and
ages, as well as performers with disabilities, to attend every audition.Additional Materials
“ON YOUR FEET!”
SEEKING:
ENSEMBLE
SINGERS AND DANCERS: All gender identities, any age range,
Latino/Latina/Latiné. A diverse group of strong dancers and singers for
multiple parts that may possibly understudy principal roles.
REBECCA
FAJARDO: female, Cuban, late teens–20s. Gloria's younger sister. Bright,
supportive, and loving, providing encouragement throughout Gloria's
rise to fame while remaining grounded within the family's close-knit
dynamic. Vocal Range: Strong ensemble soprano/mezzo.
PHIL: male, any
race/ethnicity, 30s–50s. Music executive and industry insider.
Professional, pragmatic, and occasionally skeptical, representing the
American recording industry's initial uncertainty about crossover Latin
artists. Strong comic instincts are helpful. Strong ensemble vocals,
comfortable with contemporary musical theatre and pop sounds.
“MARY POPPINS”
SEEKING:
ADDITIONAL ENSEMBLE ROLES: any ethnicity/race, all ages (18+), all gender identities. Strong
singer/actors who dance extremely well
KATIE
NANNA: any ethnicity/race, 30s, female. Jane and Michael's nanny at the
beginning of the show. Overwhelmed and upset, she has absolutely had
her fill of the Banks children.
POLICEMAN: any ethnicity/race, 30s, male. A neighborhood fixture who is respected by and observant of households on his beat.
MISS
LARK: any ethnicity/race, 30s, female. The haughty next-door neighbor
of the Banks family who treats her dog, Willoughby, as if he were a
child.
PARK KEEPER: any ethnicity/race, 40s, male. Uniformed and
officious, he makes sure no one breaks park regulations. His life is
defined by rules, but he secretly hankers after his childhood.
NELEUS:
any ethnicity/race, 20s, male. The statue of a young boy posed with a
dolphin in the park. Neleus was separated from his father, Poseidon, and
misses him very much. A small and lonely being, he is very happy to
befriend Jane and Michael. Strong dancer/dance feature.
VON HUSSLER:
any ethnicity/race, 30s, male. A businessman seeking a loan from the
bank for a shady business deal. He speaks with a German accent.
JOHN
NORTHBROOK: any ethnicity/race, 30s, male. An honest businessman seeking
a loan to build a factory for his community. He speaks with an accent
from Northern England.
MRS. CORRY: person of color, 40s, female. Owns
a magical gingerbread shop. She is a mysterious woman of great age who
speaks with a Caribbean accent.
“ALL SHOOK UP"
SEEKING:
ENSEMBLE:
18+, any gender identity, any race/ethnicity. The citizens of a
conservative Midwestern town whose lives are transformed by the arrival
of Chad and the liberating spirit of rock and roll. To portray a variety
of featured ensemble roles including townspeople, customers, museum
patrons, honky-tonk regulars, and dancers. Strong singers and excellent
dancers with distinct personalities and comedic instincts.
“THE CHER SHOW”
SEEKING:
ENSEMBLE:
18+, any gender identity, any race/ethnicity. A versatile company
portraying assorted roles and numerous figures from across Cher's
remarkable career. Excellent singers and dancers with strong
versatility, as many tracks require multiple featured roles and quick
transformations.
JIMMY BUFFETT'S “ESCAPE TO MARGARITAVILLE”
SEEKING:
ENSEMBLE:
18+, any gender identity, any race/ethnicity. Ensemble members portray a
variety of featured roles including vacation guests, resort staff,
island residents, and other featured characters. Strong singers with
excellent movement ability, comedic instincts, and the versatility to
portray multiple distinct roles throughout the production.
Any thoughts email me
carlofiorletta@giaa.us
STATEMENT OF THE ARTS, ENTERTAINMENT, AND MEDIA INDUSTRIES (AEMI)
COALITION In Support of Universal Health Care
For decades, unions in the arts, entertainment, and media industries have fought to secure
health coverage for our members — writers, directors, actors, musicians, technicians,
broadcasters, and the craftspeople whose work enriches American life. We have built health
and welfare funds that our members depend on over the course of their careers, as they move
from job to job. We have bargained hard in every contract cycle to protect and strengthen those
plans.
However, unchecked increases in healthcare costs now consume an outsized share of what our
members win at the bargaining table, crowding out potential gains in wages, working conditions,
and other vital subjects of bargaining. And because our industries mostly run on
project-by-project, gig-based employment, many members' eligibility for coverage depends on
meeting work-hour or earnings thresholds, thresholds that are harder to reach during economic
downturns and industry disruptions. Unsurprisingly, our most vulnerable members are often the
first to lose coverage. Our members deserve the same guarantees that workers in other
industrialized nations have: that getting sick will not mean financial ruin, and that a gap in
employment will not mean a gap in care.
We stand in agreement with AFL-CIO Resolution 10, adopted at the 2022 convention, which
affirmed the goal of moving toward a federal single-payer system — like Medicare for All — that
guarantees health care as a human right, while retaining the critical role of workers' health plans
to supplement coverage.
The AEMI stands with our members and the entire labor movement in the difficult but necessary
fight to guarantee health care as a human right for all. We call on Congress and the
Administration to take meaningful steps toward universal health coverage.
