"Swings" NYU Student Short Film Open Casting Call

Casting Call: Ensemble Dancers for "In The Heights" Production
Job Detail Join the vibrant cast of "In The Heights" for an unforgettable performance experience brought to you by The Muny! The Telsey Office is conducting a virtual open call for ensemble dancers. Successful candidates will participate in an exciting rendition of this modern classic, which celebrates the heart and soul of Latino culture in New York City.
Job Responsibilities
<ul>
<li>Learn and perform complex dance routines as directed by the choreographer.</li>
<li>Participate in rehearsals and perform in all scheduled shows.</li>
<li>Collaborate with the director, choreographer, and other performers to ensure a cohesive and dynamic performance.</li>
<li>Maintain high levels of energy and enthusiasm during performances.</li>
<li>Assist with quick costume changes and backstage organization as necessary.</li>
</ul>
Requirements
<ul>
<li>Exceptional dance abilities in various styles including breakdancing, commercial-style hip hop, contemporary, and salsa on2.</li>
<li>Strong vocal abilities, particularly in pop music.</li>
<li>Open to Latine, Black, and AAPI singers and dancers of all ages and types.</li>
<li>Ability to follow complex choreography and work as part of a team.</li>
<li>Previous stage performance experience is a plus.</li>
<li>Must be available for all rehearsal and performance dates.</li>
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Compensation Details
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<li>Competitive pay will be provided, details to be discussed upon casting.</li>
<li>Additional benefits may include travel stipends, per diem, and housing for non-local performers, subject to contract specifics.</li>
<li>Opportunities for exposure and professional growth in a high-profile production.</li>
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"In The Heights" Open Call for Dancers

Casting Call: Actors for "To All the Boys I've Loved Before" Spin-off Series, "XO, Kitty"
Job Description: Rapaport/Baldasare Casting is searching for talented individuals to join the cast of the Emmy-nominated series "To All the Boys I've Loved Before" in its exciting spin-off, "XO, Kitty". This Netflix series, produced in collaboration with Awesomeness &amp; ACE entertainment, seeks to fill various key roles.
Job Responsibilities:
<ul>
<li>Perform scripted dialogue and follow directorial guidance to bring the character to life.</li>
<li>Attend all table reads, rehearsals, fittings, and promotional events as scheduled.</li>
<li>Collaborate with cast and crew to create a compelling narrative.</li>
<li>Contribute to a positive on-set environment.</li>
</ul>
Requirements:
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Korean American Female Character
<ul>
<li>Must be 18 years or older to play a younger character.</li>
<li>Proficient in both English and Korean.</li>
<li>Acting experience is preferred but not necessary.</li>
</ul>
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Korean Male Character
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<li>Must be in his 40s.</li>
<li>Proficient in both English and Korean.</li>
<li>Previous acting experience in film or television is preferred.</li>
</ul>
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Korean or Korean American Male Character
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<li>Must be exactly 18 years old.</li>
<li>Proficiency in English is required.</li>
<li>Acting experience is a plus.</li>
</ul>
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</ol>
General Requirements for All Roles:
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<li>Must have a valid passport for the remainder of the calendar year.</li>
<li>Availability for travel and a flexible schedule to accommodate shooting times.</li>
<li>Ability to work well under pressure and adapt to changes in the shooting schedule.</li>
<li>A positive attitude and professionalism on set.</li>
</ul>
Compensation:
<ul>
<li>Competitive pay based on experience.</li>
<li>Travel expenses and accommodations provided if necessary.</li>
<li>Potential for additional compensation for promotional events or extended contract obligations.</li>
</ul>

Netflix's 'XO,KITTY' Speaking Role Open Casting Call

Casting Call: South Asian Actress for Student Film "To Me, To You"
Job Description
We are currently seeking a talented and dedicated South Asian actress to play the role of Divyah, Dev's mother, in the upcoming student film, "To Me, To You." This narrative explores the complex dynamics of family, tradition, and love through the eyes of Dev, a young South Asian man torn between his cultural obligations and his desire for independence. The arrival of his long-distance girlfriend, Mai, brings these conflicts to a head, challenging the family's traditional values and Dev's personal aspirations.
Role: Divyah/Dev&rsquo;s Mom
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Age Range: 45-55 years old
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Ethnicity: South Asian
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Character Traits: Divyah is the embodiment of traditional values with a profound love for her family, particularly her son, Dev. She communicates her affection through unsolicited advice and guilt trips, driven by a constant worry for Dev's well-being over his romantic endeavors. While she may appear emotionally distant, her intentions are deeply rooted in her desire for Dev's happiness and success.
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Responsibilities
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Portray the character of Divyah with depth and authenticity, capturing her complexities and the nuances of her love and concerns for Dev.
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Collaborate closely with the director and other actors to bring the story and characters to life.
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Participate in rehearsals as scheduled to develop a strong understanding of the character and her relationships within the story.
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Be available and punctual for all shooting days as scheduled.
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Requirements
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Must be a South Asian woman within the age range of 45-55 years old.
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Fluent in Telugu, as the character requires the ability to speak the language convincingly.
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Preferably fluent in spoken English to facilitate seamless communication on set and with the production team.
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Previous acting experience is highly desirable, particularly in roles that have required emotional depth and complexity.
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Ability to convey a wide range of emotions and character developments through facial expressions, body language, and voice.
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Must be available for the entirety of the shooting schedule.
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Compensation Details
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The role of Divyah is a paid opportunity, with compensation set at $70 per day.
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Shooting is expected to last for three days. Specific dates and locations will be confirmed with the selected actress.
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"To Me, To You" Student Film Principal Role Open Casting Call

Casting Call: Chinese Actress for NYU Tisch Graduate Film Project
Project Overview: The Hostage is a compelling narrative short film project produced by graduate students at the prestigious NYU Tisch School of the Arts. Set in a tiny New York apartment, the film explores themes of fear, courage, and liberation through the eyes of An, a pregnant Chinese woman who confronts her insecurities and fears with the help of her Spanish housekeeper, Juana. This project seeks to deliver a powerful message about personal freedom and the complexities of maternal decisions in the face of societal and personal pressures.
Role Casting for:
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<li>Character Name: An</li>
<li>Age Range: 25-30 years old</li>
<li>Ethnicity: Chinese</li>
<li>Language Requirement: Must be fluent in Mandarin or Cantonese</li>
<li>Character Traits: Quiet, emotionally reserved, insecure. An has left China for New York with the intention of giving birth to an American citizen. The loneliness and fears associated with pregnancy and childbirth in a foreign country quickly engulf her, leading to a psychological struggle depicted through disturbing hallucinations and a deep internal conflict.</li>
</ul>
Job Responsibilities:
<ul>
<li>Portray the character of An, bringing depth to her emotional and psychological journey.</li>
<li>Collaborate closely with the director to understand and embody the character's internal struggles and development.</li>
<li>Participate in rehearsals as scheduled by the director.</li>
<li>Be available and committed throughout the shooting dates specified.</li>
</ul>
Requirements:
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<li>Female actress of Chinese descent, aged 25-30.</li>
<li>Fluent in Mandarin or Cantonese, with the ability to convey deep emotional states in the language.</li>
<li>Previous acting experience in film, television, or theater is preferred.</li>
<li>Ability to work legally in the United States.</li>
<li>Must be comfortable with the subject matter of the film, including themes of pregnancy and abortion.</li>
<li>Willingness to engage with sensitive topics in a respectful and professional manner.</li>
</ul>
Compensation Details:
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<li>This is a paid role. Specific compensation details will be provided upon selection.</li>
<li>Transportation and meals will be provided during shooting days.</li>
</ul>

NYU Tisch Grad Student Film Open Casting Call

Casting Call: Vietnamese Actors for CBS Show "Blue Bloods"
Project Description: We are casting for the popular CBS series "Blue Bloods." We are currently looking for Vietnamese actors to join our diverse and inclusive team. The show will be shooting in New York City, and candidates must be local or willing to travel to the location for the duration of the shoot.
Role Description:
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<li>[TRISHA] Female, Vietnamese, in her 30s. Trisha is the daughter of Long. She is concerned and believes her reticent father should seek help from the authorities. Her character is caught in a dilemma over her father's safety and moral standing.</li>
</ul>
Responsibilities:
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<li>Portray the character of Trisha convincingly and according to the director's vision.</li>
<li>Attend all rehearsals and be present for all shooting days scheduled for the character.</li>
<li>Collaborate with other cast members and the production team.</li>
<li>Be able to take direction and adapt performance as required.</li>
</ul>
Requirements:
<ul>
<li>Must be a Vietnamese female in her 30s or able to convincingly portray one.</li>
<li>Strong acting skills with the ability to convey a range of emotions and depth.</li>
<li>Must be local to New York City or able to commute for the duration of the shooting schedule.</li>
<li>Must have valid work authorization for the United States (U.S. citizen, permanent resident card, employment authorization card, O1 visa, etc.).</li>
<li>MEMORIZATION NOT REQUIRED but must be able to perform convincingly in the role.</li>
</ul>
Compensation: $1,273 to $25,000 per episode, dependent on role prominence, actor's experience and unique attributes, show's budget, and other factors.

$25,000/Episode CBS 'Blue Bloods' Casting Call for Trisha

Casting Call: Vietnamese Actors for Blue Bloods (CBS)
Job Details: Blue Bloods, a renowned CBS show, is seeking talented Vietnamese actors for an upcoming episode. We are filming in New York City from January 16th to January 25th. It is imperative that applicants are local to New York or can commute as necessary for the duration of the shoot. This opportunity is open to actors who embody a commitment to diverse and inclusive casting. We are specifically looking for a male actor, aged 60s-70s, to play the role of Long, a resilient restaurant owner with a distinct appearance due to a recent altercation.
Job Responsibilities:
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<li>Portray the character of Long, a Vietnamese restaurant owner in his 60s-70s with a bruised eye and a bloody nose. The character is resilient, refusing to succumb to local extortion pressures and hesitant to involve the authorities.</li>
<li>Bring depth and authenticity to the role, interpreting the character's backstory and presenting a compelling on-screen presence.</li>
<li>Collaborate with the director, fellow actors, and production crew to bring the script to life.</li>
<li>Be available and on-set for the entire shooting schedule in New York City from January 16th to January 25th.</li>
<li>Memorization of lines is not required for this role but being able to perform impromptu and take direction is necessary.</li>
</ul>
Requirements:
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<li>Male, Vietnamese descent, age 60s-70s.</li>
<li>Must be local to New York or able to commute for the duration of the filming schedule.</li>
<li>Valid work authorization (e.g., U.S. citizen, permanent resident card, employment authorization card, O1 visa) is a must. Studio approval of work authorization is required.</li>
<li>Previous acting experience preferred, with the ability to convey a range of emotions and a strong screen presence.</li>
<li>Must be committed to diversity and inclusive practices in the entertainment industry.</li>
</ul>
Compensation: Compensation is competitive and ranges from $1,273 to $25,000 per episode, depending on various factors including the actor's experience, role prominence, exclusivity, and the overall budget of the show. Specific pay rate will be determined based on the show&rsquo;s needs, the actor's qualifications, and the unique attributes they bring to the role.

$25,000/Episode CBS 'Blue Bloods' Casting Call for Long

Casting Call: Actors for 10-Minute Play
Job Responsibilities: We are seeking two male actors of Japanese, Korean, or Chinese descent, aged between 20 and 30, for a compelling 10-minute play as part of the IHRAF-sponsored festival. The play's subject matter is provocative, touching on critical human rights issues, and promises to provide significant exposure to the performers. As part of the cast, your responsibilities will include:
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Rehearsals: Attend scheduled rehearsals leading up to the performance. Rehearsal times will be minimal and flexible to accommodate your availability.
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Character Development: Work closely with the director to develop and portray your character effectively, understanding the play's emotional depth and the issues it addresses.
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Performance: Deliver a powerful and engaging performance on December 10th, 20XX, at The Tank in New York. Show professionalism and dedication throughout the entire performance.
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Promotion: Promote the play through social media and personal networks to help maximize exposure for both the play and IHRAF.
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Collaboration: Collaborate with the director, fellow cast members, and production team to ensure a successful and impactful performance.
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Requirements:
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<li>Male actors of Japanese, Korean, or Chinese descent.</li>
<li>Age between 20 and 30.</li>
<li>Passion for and interest in human rights issues.</li>
<li>Strong commitment, professionalism, and reliability.</li>
<li>Acting experience is preferred but not mandatory. We encourage aspiring actors to apply.</li>
</ul>
Compensation:
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<li>This is a non-paid opportunity.</li>
<li>While there is no financial compensation, the benefits include invaluable exposure in a prominent festival sponsored by IHRAF, an organization with the support of influential figures such as Amy Poehler, Senator Chuck Schumer, and Barbra Streisand. This experience can provide a significant boost to your acting career and contribute to the promotion of important human rights messages.</li>
</ul>

Casting Call for Two Male Asian Actors

Casting opportunity:
A project called tiny time travel for PBS Kids is seeking Filipina &amp; Hmong (an indigenous group in East and Southeast Asia) talent for several roles.
Must be available to work as an NYC local hire. Performers of all experience levels are encouraged to submit.
Please note the production team is working with a Hmong cultural advisor, and the names of the Hmong roles are being changed to reflect authenticity for production scripts/what is shot and aired.
Project: tiny time travel (PBS kids series) - guest star &amp; supporting leads
Location: NYC (talent must be able to work as a local hire)
Sag/aftra new media agreement ($125 + 10% agency fee, if applicable, per day)
Shoots (1-2 days, depending) between July 17 - August 4
Talent may be requested for a table read on June 26 or 27th&nbsp;
Character descriptions:
Shana-16-18 years old. She is Filipina. She is the cool older sister of one of the stars of our show, Tyler. She wants to skateboard with a friend and asks for Tyler&rsquo;s help trying to convince their dad to let her go. (1 episode)
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<li>seeking talent who can skateboard&nbsp;</li>
<li>18+ to play younger&nbsp;</li>
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Alang soung- 10-12 years old. This character is Hmong (an indigenous group in East and Southeast Asia) and likes to dance (1 episode)&nbsp;
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<li>Talent that identifies as Hmong and/or from Southwest China &amp; Southeast Asia are strongly encouraged to submit&nbsp;</li>
<li>please note-this role was initially released as male, but we are open to talent of all genders.&nbsp;</li>
</ul>
Mrs. Soung is Hmong (an indigenous group in East and Southeast Asia) and Alang's mom. Kind and considerate. She explains some specifics about Hmong culture to Alang's friends, who don&rsquo;t understand but are eager to listen. (1 episode)&nbsp;
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<li>Talent that identifies as Hmong and/or from Southwest China &amp; Southeast Asia are strongly encouraged to submit.&nbsp;</li>
</ul>
Mr. Soung is Hmong (an indigenous group in East and Southeast Asia) and Alang's mom. Kind and considerate. She explains some specifics about Hmong culture to Alang's friends who don&rsquo;t understand but are eager to listen. (1 episode)&nbsp;
<ul>
<li>Talent identifying as Hmong and/or from Southwest China &amp; Southeast Asia are strongly encouraged to submit.</li>
</ul>

PBS Kids "Tiny Time Travel" Open Casting Call

Swings. NYU Grad Student Short Film, Spring Narrative
Production dates; 4/1 - 4/13
Location: Nutley, NJ &amp; Bloomfield, NJ
CASTING:
TESS: 
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<li>Female,</li>
<li>12-14</li>
<li>Asian</li>
</ul>
A quiet teenage girl, Tess harbors a slight resentment toward her seemingly emotionless father who is forcing her to abandon all that she knows. With an adolescent rebelliousness flowing through her, she doesn't like to communicate directly and puts on a different face around her father, yet craves his words of comfort and affirmation,
TOM:
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<li>Male,</li>
<li>40-50</li>
<li>Asian</li>
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An immigrant from China, Tom is a soft-spoken, stoic father. Despite his inability to express his. Emotions showcase his vulnerability; there lies a deep current of feelings underneath his facade of indifference. Despite caring for her deeply, he struggles to show his love for Tess, his daughter.
(Seeking SAG-AFTRA Union actors and Non-Union) - the ability to speak Mandarin helpful but not essential)
STORYLINE: A quiet teenage girl and her immigrant father struggle to come to terms with moving to a new city.
OTHER NOTES:
This is an NYU Graduate project, 1-2 rehearsals will be required before shooting and scheduled around the actor's availability. Meals, transportation, and footage for use aon actor reels will be pronded. Self-tapes will be required if selected to audition
This production requires 100% fully vaccinated actors and crews unless a qualifying medical or religious exemption exists.

NYU Grad Student Film Casting Call

Casting opportunity:
"Swings" NYU Grad Student Short Film, Spring Narrative Production dates: 3/31 - 4/2 Location: Nutley, NJ
Casting for: TESS: Female, 14-16, Asian A rebellious teenager harboring resentment for her dad who made her move to a new place. (Seeking SAG-AFTRA Union actors and Non-Union)
TOM: Male, 40-50, Asian On the outside, Tom is a stern, masculine man hardened by his childhood as an immigrant to the US. But, he harbors a soft spot for his daughter, Tess, and tries his best to relate to her as she undergoes the throes of being a teenager in a newfound place. (Seeking SAG-AFTRA Union actors and Non-Union)
STORY LINE: A rebellious teen, Tess, tries to come to terms with moving to a new city, stirring her relationship with her single father.
OTHER NOTES: This is an NYU Graduate Film project. 1-2 rehearsals will be required before shooting and scheduled around the actor's availability. Meals and transportation will be provided as well as footage for use on actor reels. Self-tapes will be required if selected to audition.
This production requires 100% fully vaccinated actors and crew, unless there is a qualifying medical or religious exemption.

PBS Kids "Tiny Time Travel" Open Casting Call in New York by AAPAC - The Asian American Performers Action Coalition

AAPAC - The Asian American Performers Action Coalition