Online - Start of the Season

Commercial (TV, Online, Still) Greater London Apply by 24th July 2026, 17:00
Content
We’re casting for a series of short (15 second maximum duration), comedic social films set in a Sunday League and designed to parody modern football tropes. These films are connected to the start of the new Premier League Season and are in partnership with a well-known betting brand.

These are tongue-in-cheek concepts and in some cases comically absurb, but played totally straight.

The tone is dry, observational and grounded, think The Office, The Thick of It, This Country. Performances should feel completely real and unforced, with humour coming from sincerity and commitment rather than playing for laughs.

We’re looking for natural performers who can deliver understated comedy, not “actors”. Subtle reactions, awkward timing, and lived-in authenticity are key.
Dates
30th July 2026 Shoot date

Roles

The Football Manager
Male Only 35 - 55

Roles Details

Title
The Football Manager
Content
We're looking for an actor to portray a manager heavily inspired by Pep Guardiola, capturing his unmistakable energy, intensity and iconic (And arguably infamous) half-time team talks from the All or Nothing documentary series.

The role calls for someone who can recreate Pep's passionate delivery, infectious enthusiasm and distinctive mannerisms with authenticity.

A physical resemblance is certainly a bonus, but our priority is finding someone who can truly embody Pep's unique presence and personality.

The clip below is a great reference and the half way point is where things get very iconic!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xMfCzYKSaI8
Salary
£500 flat fee 3 months social, digital, in-app
Gender
Male Only
Age
35 - 55

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