Occulus Films

CASTING CALL- PAID

Seeking:

1. Male actor, handsome, caucasian preferred, 50s to 60s. Healthy, fit to average physique, to act as an ad spokesman for a dental company for local-only online ads. Can speak with authority, with a note of understanding and compassion.

2. Female actor, any ethnicity, 40s to 60s. Healthy looking, average physique. Act as a patient in a dental clinic seeking consultation and dental work. Must be comfortable with doctor doing checks in the mouth with instruments and such like you usually experience at the dentist. No lines / speaking.

Paid! Non-union.

Shoot scheduled for the 21st in Mesa.

Please submit headshot and samples of work to [email protected] with "Dental Ad" in the subject line. Examples of speaking to camera - spokesman type work preferred as we must make a decision quickly.

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