Commercial - Whiskey x Darts

Commercial (TV, Online, Still) Bristol City Apply by 30th October 2026, 17:00
Content
A bold, playful and irreverent Christmas commercial for a Whisky brand in partnership with the Darts Championship.

Set around a family Christmas dinner, the film follows a mischievous Grandad who dreams of swapping a quiet festive celebration for the wild atmosphere of the darts at Alexandra Palace.

Featuring various famous darts stars, the online spot blends tongue-in-cheek family humour with an outrageous, high-energy fantasy sequence at Ally Pally.

A fun, character-driven campaign celebrating the idea that you're never too old to join the party.

**IMPORTANT CASTING DETAILS**
You MUST be currently based in BRISTOL to apply or Wolverhampton for the Granddad role Only.
Please SUBMIT your SHOWREELS for me to take a look at
Self-Tapes will be sent to short-listed actors.

NOTE: If you are applying as a real Bristol Family, please include a group photo and names and ages in your cover letter.

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Dates
Shoot dates:
Wolverhampton - Monday 16th November - just Grandad required
Bristol - Thursday 26th November - All talent required
Casting talent from Bristol (All Talent) or Wolverhampton (Granddad Only)

Roles

Dad
Male Only 40 - 59
Mum
Female Only 40 - 59
Grandson
Male Only 23 - 35
Grandad
Male Only 67+

Roles Details

Title
Dad
Content
Age: 40s–50s
White
Bristol Based
Able to do RP Accent
Legally 25yrs+
A warm, relatable family man with a slightly awkward, playful side. Naturally funny with great understated comedic delivery.
Salary
BSF: £350 per day pp Buyout: £1k Usage: Social channels (with whitelisting) & earned PR for six months once live.
Ethnicities
White
Gender
Male Only
Age
40 - 59

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