Commercial (TV, Online, Still)
Dorset
Apply by 12th November 2026, 17:00
- Content
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We are casting for an engaging advertisement for a paid online and social media campaign (including platforms like YouTube, Meta, TikTok, and Daily Mail) for an investment brand.
The advertisement will feature a variety of characters who will portray both a proactive side eager to manage their finances and an inner 'procrastinator' that comically intervenes to delay their progress.
We are seeking up to 5 main characters representing diverse ages, genders, and ethnicities. Since the advertisement relies solely on visuals with a voiceover, we are particularly interested in actors who can convey strong expressive performances in their showreels.
➡️ Please do not apply without a showreel on your profile. Due to the high number of applications, we simply don't have time to review profiles without reels. - Dates
- The shoot will be either 26th or 27th of November in the Bournemouth/Poole area
Roles
Investor and Procrastinator
25 - 50
Roles Details
- Title
- Investor and Procrastinator
- Content
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We are looking for up to 5 lead actors to play key audience types from first time parent to seasoned investor. The key element of the role will be playing 2x versions of yourself. The proactive part who is keen to get their finances in order and 'The procrastinator' who will do anything it can to put it off. The scenes of you will be filmed as a split screen and stitched together.
- Salary
- The below is to cover a 1 day shoot, usage for 12 months, UK, paid online and social (YouTube, Meta, TikTok, Daily Mail) and your expenses. Shoot fee; £500 Usage; £1,000 Expenses contribution; up to £200 Total fee; £1,700
- Age
- 25 - 50
Please read the job description and character details carefully. Only make an application if you fully meet the casting brief. Please do not make speculative applications.
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