Music Video - Only Want You

Other Greater London Apply by 27th October 2026, 17:00
Content
We’re casting four couples (eight people) for an upcoming music video.

The film follows a series of interconnected love stories unfolding over a single night in London, exploring different stages of love, from the excitement of a first date to the warmth and familiarity of a long-term relationship.

We're looking for natural, expressive individuals with great on-screen chemistry. The performances will be intimate and understated, capturing genuine moments of affection, humour and connection.

GENERAL CASTING NOTES:

All ethnicities and backgrounds welcome.

We welcome both experienced performers and people with no previous acting experience.

Naturalism and authentic chemistry are more important than traditional acting experience.

Applicants should be comfortable portraying romantic affection on screen, appropriate to their role.

Real-life couples are encouraged to apply, particularly for the long-term couple.

We're particularly interested in finding people who feel authentic, relatable and comfortable in front of the camera. Above all, we want to capture the little moments that make relationships feel real.
Dates
Thursday 29th - London

Roles

Queer Couple
Female Only 20 - 39

Roles Details

Title
Young Couple – First Date
Content
We're looking for two people with natural chemistry to portray the nervous excitement of a first date.

Their story begins with slightly awkward introductions and gradually develops into a genuine romantic connection.

Scenes include a date in a pub or restaurant, flirtation, hand-holding and a first kiss.

Applicants do not need to be a real-life couple.
Salary
£50 / Person 1 hour work
Age
20 - 29

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