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A Place for Mom Commercial Casting Call for Senior LA Actors

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A Place for Mom commercial casting call for Senior Women in Los Angeles, California.

A Place for Mom commercial casting directors are now casting grandmas to work on scenes filmed in New York City.

Producers are looking for the following talent: 

  • Role: Senior Women
  • Women. 75-95, ideally should appear in her 80’s or older. She should be white.
  • bi-racial/multi-ethnic, ethnically ambiguous, middle eastern, mediterranean, or hispanic. She should look her age, and short hair is preferred, but open to all looks and body types.
  • She won’t have any scripted lines, but should be comfortable being on camera doing normal, mundane things that she’d do around her home.
  • Talent MUST be vaccinated against Covid-19 (booster not required) and be able to work as an LA local.

About A Place for Mom:

“A Place for Mom” is an online senior living referral service that helps families find the best senior living option for their loved one. Founded in 2000, “A Place for Mom” is dedicated to helping families through the difficult process of finding quality care and support throughout their aging journey. Their team of advisors offer personalized guidance and resources, providing families with unbiased advice and support. With more than 20,000 senior living facilities in their network, they make it easy to compare options and find the right fit for each individual. Whether a family is looking for independent living, memory care, skilled nursing or other types of communities, “A Place for Mom” can help them find a solution that meets their needs. They also provide resources such as financial assistance and educational webinars, making it easy to find the best senior living option for any budget or lifestyle. With more than a decade of experience helping families find the right care for their loved ones, “A Place for Mom” is committed to providing compassionate guidance and support throughout the aging journey.

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A Place for Mom Commercial Casting Call

ATTENTION LA! We’re casting a commercial for “A Place for Mom”.

We’re searching for senior women between 75-95 years old.

Role: Senior Women

Women. 75-95, ideally should appear in her 80’s or older. She should be white.

bi-racial/multi-ethnic, ethnically ambiguous, middle eastern, mediterranean, or hispanic. She should look her age, and short hair is preferred, but open to all looks and body types.

She won’t have any scripted lines, but should be comfortable being on camera doing normal, mundane things that she’d do around her home.

Talent MUST be vaccinated against Covid-19 (booster not required) and be able to work as an LA local.

Auditions: Talent will be asked to audition, Instructions will be provided upon email inquiry.

Callback: January 5th, 2023

Fitting: Los Angeles, California January 23rd

Shoot: Los Angeles, California January 24th-46th, Talent will likely be shooting for up to 2 days.

Rate/Buyout: This is a paid role, detail available upon email inquiry.

Interested? Apply Now

A Place for Mom Commercial Acting Tips

It’s essential to prepare for a commercial audition. Memorizing lines and rehearsing in front of the mirror is a great way to ensure you’re ready for your audition. It’s also important to pay close attention to the parameters of casting directors. They will often give specific directions on how they want you to act, so you must follow them strictly.

It’s also important to focus on natural movements when acting in commercials. The most compelling performances are genuine and believable, not forced or overly rehearsed. 

When delivering dialogue, try to speak with an even tone; avoid having too much inflection or emotion in your voice, as it can take away from the power of your performance.

 It can also be helpful to practice speaking slightly slower than your average speech rate, allowing the words you’re saying to come across more clearly.

Good posture is also essential when it comes to commercial acting. Make sure you’re standing up straight and looking into the camera, even if you must sit down for certain scenes. 

This will help keep your energy high and ensure you look professional and confident on-screen. 

Finally, make sure to have fun with it! Commercials are often lighthearted and entertaining, so don’t be afraid to bring a bit of personality into your performance – it could help set you apart from other actors in the audition room!

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