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Casting Opportunities for Aspiring Actors in Orlando

Aspiring actors auditioning for roles in Orlando

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Orlando’s film scene is bustling with casting calls for aspiring actors, featuring a diverse range of roles across short films, voiceovers, and commercials. Notably, projects are seeking talent for various lead and supporting roles, with average pay rates and opportunities available not just locally but across the United States. The demand for actors in Orlando is increasing, offering both seasoned performers and newcomers a chance to shine in the entertainment industry.

Orlando – Aspiring actors in Orlando and across the United States have a wide range of casting opportunities available, as filmmakers and production companies look for talent for various upcoming projects. Backstage has compiled comprehensive listings for both local and nationwide casting calls catering to different skills and experiences.

In Orlando, several short films are currently seeking actors to fill various roles. Notable opportunities include:

  • Craig – Lead male role for ages 35-85
  • Bridget – Supporting female role for ages 30-65
  • Agnes – Supporting role for non-binary individuals aged 23-29
  • Clarence “Clay” Clermont – Lead male role for ages 25-40
  • Gabrielle “Gabi” Wright – Lead female role for ages 25-39
  • Lisa Clermont – Day player female role for ages 25-40, with an average hourly rate of $37
  • Investigator Strickland – Lead male role for ages 30-60
  • Daniel – Lead male role for ages 18-28
  • Student – Background extra male role for ages 18-27, with an average hourly rate of $43

For scripted shows, Orlando is also looking for voiceover talent, specifically for roles like Reporters/Announcers for ages 18-100, as well as supporting characters such as Bob Ferguson and Patience Moran. Average pay for these roles is around $12 per hour.

Feature films in Orlando are drawing attention with roles such as Eve-9 (Eve), a lead female role for ages 25-50, and Sasha-X, a lead female role for ages 18-25, offering an average hourly rate of $30. Other day player roles include Abigail and William.

Beyond Orlando, casting calls are also available nationwide. Roles such as Mary Ann and Max offer average rates of $75, attracting talent from all around the country.

Short films in nearby cities are creating additional opportunities. In Jacksonville, roles like Andy and Elaine, both for ages 35-60, are available, offering around $20 per hour. Tampa is also offering various day player roles, including Sasha and Sarah, some with hourly rates as high as $63.

Additionally, Universal Orlando Resort is currently casting for a commercial advertising Epic Universe. They are looking for families, individuals, and couples, with the focus on capturing genuine moments rather than polished performances. Interested applicants must submit an introductory video that includes their name, city of residence, age (if a minor), and a brief explanation of their excitement for the Epic Universe attraction. The audition can be presented as a User Generated Content (UGC) style video or a point-of-view (POV) selfie format. There is no previous acting experience required to apply, but candidates must reside in the Orlando area. The casting call remains open until March 17, 2025.

This influx of casting calls presents valuable opportunities for both seasoned performers and newcomers looking to break into the industry. With various acting roles available in different regions, these casting calls serve as a platform for talent to showcase their skills and pursue their dreams in the entertainment industry.

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