Commercial (TV, Online, Still)
Toronto
Non-Union Job
Apply by 5th December 2026, 17:00
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We are seeking a female lead aged between her early and late 30s for a 30-second cinematic commercial that exudes authenticity.
The narrative centers on a dedicated construction worker as she embarks on her day in the early morning hours. The scenes depict her preparing for work, driving through a small Ontario town as it gradually comes to life, and finally reaching her construction site. Along her journey, the camera captures everyday moments, such as local businesses opening their doors and neighbors beginning their morning rituals.
This commercial aims to evoke warmth and genuineness, highlighting subtle expressions, natural movements, and authentic moments without relying on dialogue. - Dates
- Shoot Date: Nov 14th & 15th, 2026
Start Time/End Time: Before sunrise and after sunset
Location: Small town within or near the GTA
Roles
Female Lead
Female Only
32 - 39
Roles Details
- Title
- Female Lead
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Skills & Qualifications:
- Female, early-to-late 30s (or able to portray this age range).
- Strong ability to convey emotion through subtle expressions and body language.
- Comfortable with natural, non-verbal acting.
- Valid driver's licence and comfortable driving on camera.
- Previous on-camera acting experience preferred, but not required.
Responsibilities:
- Portray a hardworking woman going through her early morning routine.
- Perform natural, everyday actions such as getting ready, driving, and arriving at work.
- Follow direction from the director and production team.
- Be comfortable filming outdoors and during early morning hours. - Salary
- Estimated 2 days of work Total: $1,600
- Gender
- Female Only
- Age
- 32 - 39
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