Commercial (TV, Online, Still)
Greater London
Apply by 4th December 2026, 17:00
- Content
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Looking for actors who can deliver American accents to portray a hyper-masculine brand for a men's mineral supplement product from the US. The project includes creating short-form social media advertisements intended for distribution on Meta platforms. All content will have a social-first focus and be in the style of podcasts or video sales letters (VSLs). Each actor will receive one to two scripts to perform.
- Dates
- Films in London on Friday, November 6th and Thursday, November 11th. Shooting hours between 9am-6pm, with an anticipated 2-4 working hours for each talent (plan for half day booking) on set. Local hires only.
Roles
'Murica Man
Male Only
38 - 58
Roles Details
- Title
- 'Murica Man
- Content
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Male, age 38-56, a traditionally masculine American man, defined by rugged manliness, stoicism, patriotism, blue collar values, and distaste for snake oil schemes. Something of a Hubmerman or Rogan type. His character discusses concerns with "threats" to men's health stemming from poor nutrition, and a lack of transparency in the food industry - such as how ultra-processed, chemically-infused diets are making men weak and soft. He has the solution and is keen to present it to his audience and get them back to feeling like "real" men. He is in good physical shape (solid build with clear muscle definition), has healthy facial hair, and otherwise presents traditionally 'manly' without being a caricature. Comfortable talking about topics like testosterone and using 4-letter words. Able to deliver a script organically and confidently - it should not sound read/rehearsed. Expressive, charismatic, engaging on camera. Able to riff/improv with the dialogue.
- Salary
- Estimated 4 hours of work Total: £250 - £285
- Gender
- Male Only
- Age
- 38 - 58
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