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Chevy Good Deeds Campaign in Toronto

Jigsaw Casting Ltd. Is seeking kids with a physical disability with Ice Hockey or Sledge Hockey Experience for a Chevy Good Deeds Campaign in Toronto!

Looking for the following Hockey Kids:

Youth with a physical disability who has ice hockey or sledge hockey experience. Ages 8 to 16. Any Gender or ethnicity.
Indigenous Youth with ice hockey experience. Ages 8 to 16. Any Gender.
Youth Ice Hockey Players - Ages 8 to 16. Any gender or ethnicity. Hockey & skating ability is a must.

* If all talent can also speak French fluently - that would be a bonus, but not a must.

IF YOU KNOW OF SOMEONE, PLEASE PASS IT ON!

Compensation:. $4,050.00 per person. 1 or 2 days shoot TBD. (If shooting 2 days pay is $4,900.00 per person) This is a non-union campaign. No previous acting experience is necessary. We will be requesting footage of them playing Hockey or sledge Hockey to be uploaded on their application form. All Talent is required to have a covid test.

Application deadline: ASAP or before Tuesday, November 15 at 10 AM EST.

You must be available for these key dates (in Toronto):
Zoom Recalls: Thursday, Nov 17th after school hours.
Covid Test: TBD - 72 hrs before the shoot
Wardrobe: Nov 22nd
Shoot Dates: Nov 23rd and/or 24th (1 Day or 2 days shoot TBD)

To apply, please fill out an application form online and upload your self tape.

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