Philly-Based Latino Actress for Short Film
- Location
- Philly
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- 1
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- Non-Union
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- Pay not stated
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Posted Sep 30
Short films
Short films are where a lot of the best reel material comes from. The parts are often more interesting than what you would be seen for on a larger production, and the director usually has time to actually work with you.
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Below are the live short film notices on our board, with the role breakdowns, shoot window and compensation the production supplied.
On a short, the copy of the finished film is often worth as much to you as the day rate. Confirm in writing that you will receive footage, and roughly when.
Shorts move around. Make sure the listed dates are dates you can genuinely hold before you submit, and tell the production early if that changes.
Some shorts pay a proper day rate, some pay expenses, some are deferred. Each notice shows what the production told us — read it before you tape.
That is your call to make with full information. Weigh the script, the director's previous work, the footage you would get and what the days cost you. We show the compensation on every notice so you can decide before you invest the time.
Yes, provided you have the footage and the production is fine with you using it. Agree that up front rather than after the shoot.
Yes. Shorts go on your resume as film credits, with the role type and the director's name.
No. We aggregate public casting listings and we do not vet the people behind them. Read the notice, check the production yourself, and never pay to audition — any listing that asks you for money is either a scam or a business we would not send you to.
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