Casting Calls in Miami

Miami is a commercial and bilingual production capital — national brands shoot here for the light and the location doubling, and the Spanish-language networks headquartered in South Florida keep telenovela, promo and hosting work running year-round.

Print and fashion sit alongside broadcast work, so many South Florida performers build income across commercial, on-camera hosting and modelling in a way that is less common in other markets.

Below are the live Miami-area casting calls we currently hold.

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Live casting calls in Miami (4)

  • A Christmas Carol, the Musical (Young Performers)
    Roles
    Young performers ages 7-17: Tiny Tim, Belinda, Peter, Young Scrooge, Orphan Girl, ensemble
    Location
    Coral Gables
    Project type
    Theater
    Union
    Non-Union
    Compensation
    See instructions

    Posted Aug 20 · No deadline given

  • Untitled Miami Feature Film
    Roles
    Maria, Gabriela, Luis, Dr. Gude, plus a homicide detective, Uber driver, gun-shop employee and more.
    Location
    Miami
    Project type
    Feature Film
    Union
    SAG-AFTRA or Non-Union
    Compensation
    Paid — SAG-AFTRA scale

    Posted Aug 20 · No deadline given

  • Actors' Playhouse 2026-2027 Mainstage Season
    Roles
    Rock vocalists for Rock of Ages and singers/actors for the full 2026-2027 mainstage musical and play season.
    Location
    Coral Gables
    Project type
    Theater
    Union
    Equity / Non-Union
    Compensation
    Paid — Equity minimum ~$890/week

    Posted Aug 20 · No deadline given

  • Miami Feature Film - Spanish-Language Speaking Roles
    Location
    Miami, FL
    Project type
    Feature Film
    Compensation
    Paid — SAG-AFTRA Modified Low Budget

    Posted Aug 4 · No deadline given

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How casting works in Miami

Bilingual work is the market

Spanish-language and bilingual casting is not a niche in Miami; it is a large share of the total available work. Telemundo and Univision production, plus Spanish versions of national campaigns, mean fluency — and specifically a neutral or region-appropriate accent — directly changes how much you can audition for here.

Commercials, print and hosting

South Florida's commercial market rewards a specific, clean look and easy on-camera presence, and print and lifestyle shoots often cast from the same talent pool. Hosting and promo work for the networks is steady and tends to be booked from reels rather than cold reads.

Union norms in Florida

Florida is a right-to-work state, and a large proportion of Miami work — especially print, digital and regional commercial — is non-union. SAG-AFTRA covers the network production and national spots, and many actors work both sides of the line here for longer than they would in New York or Los Angeles.

What local actors should know

Seasonality is real: brands shoot heavily in the winter months when the light and weather are dependable, so the calendar is busier from late autumn through spring. Booking often comes down to a fast self-tape submitted the same day, and having both English and Spanish takes ready makes you far easier to cast.

Miami casting FAQ

Do I need an agent to audition in Miami?

For network, national commercial and print work, a local agency relationship is close to essential, since those clients cast through agencies. Independent film, student projects and many digital jobs still take direct submissions.

Are there paid casting calls in Miami?

Yes. National commercials and network production pay well, and even non-union print and digital work in South Florida typically carries a real day rate. Compensation is shown on each notice below where the production disclosed it.

How do I find casting calls near me in Miami?

This page lists the live Miami and South Florida notices we hold. Create a free account for alerts, and if you speak Spanish, make that unmistakable on your résumé and profile — it is the single biggest filter in this market.

What should I bring to an audition in Miami?

Bring a current headshot and résumé, and for commercial calls, clean simple wardrobe with no logos. If the role is bilingual, prepare both language versions before you arrive or before you record your tape.

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