Talent must provide their own work pants.

Looks like a super-model. Ideally this is someone with an ‘exotic’ look, perhaps Native Canadian, Middle-Eastern, Black, mixed race or having other distinctive features. Graceful, stunning and can convey emotion. Open to any ethnicity. Self-Tape instructions: In a full body shot, please slate to camera and show yourself head on, left profile, right profile. Scene 1 In a medium shot, please face away from camera, then give a sexy look back towards camera, turn your body to face camera and then taste a spoonful of ice cream (spoon can be empty). It is delicious. X2 takes. Scene 2 In a full body shot, walk straight towards camera like a model on a runway, then stop and laugh/tease as if flirting with the camera. X2 takes. Scene 3 In a medium shot, look around with interest, as if looking at artwork in a gallery, then, looking just off camera, you spot something that overwhelms you with joy, as if seeing your newborn baby for the first time. After a few seconds, taste another spoonful of ice cream (spoon can be empty). It is delicious. X2 takes.

Husky, clean cut and intimidating. Like a body-builder turned Secret Service member. Think Dwayne Johnson. Open to any ethnicity. Self-Tape instructions: In a full body shot, please slate to camera and show yourself head on, left profile, right profile. Scene 1 In a full body shot, walk towards camera carrying a briefcase. You are a high-end bodyguard protecting an executive client - like secret service protecting the US President. You’re intimidating, confident, cool.

3x Males. Trim, professional, but a bit unkept after chasing limousines and waiting up all night to get the shot. Open to any ethnicity. Self-Tape instructions: In a full body shot, please slate to camera and show yourself head on, left profile, right profile. Scene 1: In a full body shot, act as if you’re waiting for a star to arrive to photograph. They suddenly arrive and you spring into action. Mime or use a prop to take photos towards the self-tape camera, and in a profile position, and also facing away from the self-tape camera. X2 takes.

Model should be relatively fit, with experience in photography and video. Model should be able to do own hair & light makeup and provide own sturdy black running or walking shoes (no dress shoes). Rest of uniform to be provided.

Model should be relatively fit, with experience in photography and video. Model should be able to do own hair & light makeup and provide own wardrobe options.

Model should be relatively fit, with experience in photography and video. Model should be able to do own hair & light makeup and provide own sturdy black running or walking shoes (no dress shoes). Rest of uniform to be provided.

Model should be relatively fit, with experience in photography and video. Model should be able to do own hair & light makeup and provide own wardrobe options.

Mixed Ethnicity, BIPOC, African American or of Asian Descent please. Thank you.

Total Mom type, she has two kids under 10, she is crazy busy not always on top of keeping everything just so.....so when she does, she is rewarded. OPEN ETHNICITY - great sense of comedy/timing/improv -

Strong actor - great sense of comedy and timing. He is young and an easy target for his boss as he doesn't know how to stand up for himself. Colin is a milquetoast, physically he has a slight build or on the other side of that is a bit larger (young Jonah Hill) He tries hard and today he actually stands up for himself. He earned his 'za!!OPEN ETHNICITY

Strong actor - Either male or female - A take-charge kind of person, no-nonsense type....Driven, serious, corporate. Wears a suit even on zoom calls. This boss doesn't even try to be liked. OPEN ETHNICITY

Great energy, love of life, exuberant, likable. He definitely loves having fun and new experiences. Great expressions/reactions, strong sense of comedy and timing. OPEN ETHNICITY.

Physically looks like he plays hockey, physically fit. He's a 'Bro' kind of guy. He is kind of a guys guy who's apartment is messy...not dirty, but he's not winning any home-maker awards. He loves playing hockey and is a real team kind of fella. OPEN ETHNICITY.

Great character - a true spirit of the land. They chat with their plants, enjoys everything about being in their garden. Serious hippie/groovy vibe. Their pizza is plant-based. OPEN ETHNICITY

Good character - Suburban fella. Dad body. Likeable, confident. He is well meaning and likable. Definitely a fan of working 'smarter' not 'harder'. Partly the chore and partly that he has a certain way of doing stuff that earns him his 'za. The bane of any Home Owners Association - Working fella - OPEN ETHNICITY

Outdoorsy, reasonably fit, LOVES dogs. She's the one who always has an extra poop bag in literally every coat she owns as well as dog treats. Good character, great sense of comedy and physical comedy and timing. OPEN ETHNICITY.

Character One (Casual Cathy/Carter): A casual working professional - finally making time to grab drinks with their friend after a busy week. They are a curious mind and like to research things in their free time. You’ll likely hear them share a fun fact throughout the day about something they spotted online or researched on Wikipedia. A friendly debate over the origin of a drink gets them more than they bargained for. Test Scene 1: Character One: Who do you think came up with the Caesar? Character Two: Good question! Whoever it was, was a genius. Character One: huh, says here on Wikipedia that it was invented in Calgary by some guy named Walter Chell. Character Two: Oh really? A Canadian Icon! Character One: Did you know that it is actually Canada’s National Cocktail? Character Two: for real? Character One: Mhmm, has been since 1969! Character Two: The more you know! Cheers! Character One: Cheers! NOTE: Reading for this part may result in a casting choice for either Character One or Character Two. We are looking for tonality, clarity, and a natural charisma! Test Scene 2: Character One: Who do you think came up with this Caesar? Character Two: Good question! Whoever it was, was a genius. Mysterious stranger: Are you sure you want to know? Character One: Excuse me? Mysterious Stranger: His name was Walter Chell. A Calgary man who was bold enough to go where no others had gone before. Character Two: Isn’t it based on the bloody mary…? Mysterious Stranger: (cut in) Not everyone took too kindly to Walter shaking up the drinking game. He made enemies all around the world who wanted to steal his formula. Legend has it, he fought off a group of would-be assassins all without spilling a drop of his spicy elixir. Character One: It says on Wikipedia that the drink was widely celebrated… (Mysterious Stranger slaps the phone out of their hand mid-sentence) Mystery Stranger: It was after that Mr. Walter Chell went into hiding. And the original recipe was lost forever. Now, one week a year, restaurants devote their time to creating caesars that they think will take the crown for best caesar in town. And it's up to people like you and me… to help determine those worthy. (Mysterious Stranger now standing nearly face to face.) Character One: ...and how do we do that??? Mysterious Stranger: It’s simple. (Mysterious Stranger then breaks the fourth wall and delivers in a much more cheerful tone straight into the camera.) Mysterious Stranger: Visit participating restaurants and taste their take on the Caesar. Then head over to the Caesar Week website and vote for your favourite caesar. The winner will get braggin’ rights and a neat little trophy to put up on the mantel next to grandpapi. Character Two: Are you alright, sir? Mysterious Stranger (still into camera): Now, what are you waiting for get out there and help us crown the best caesar in town! NOTE: There is also a casting call for the mysterious stranger. If you or someone you know might be fitting we encourage people to audition for multiple roles.

Mysterious Stranger: A grizzled Calgarian Cowboy with a gravelly voice of a southern Texan. He's a keeper of many secrets, but some hes willing to share like his passion for cocktails. When a couple of fellow patrons question the origin of the Caesar, our mysterious stranger steps up to enlighten them. Test Scene: Character One: Who do you think came up with this Caesar? Character Two: Good question! Whoever it was, was a genius. Mysterious stranger: Are you sure you want to know? Character One: Excuse me? Mysterious Stranger: His name was Walter Chell. A Calgary man who was bold enough to go where no others had gone before. Character Two: Isn’t it based on the bloody mary…? Mysterious Stranger: (cut in) Not everyone took too kindly to Walter shaking up the drinking game. He made enemies all around the world who wanted to steal his formula. Legend has it, he fought off a group of would-be assassins all without spilling a drop of his spicy elixir. Character One: It says on Wikipedia that the drink was widely celebrated… (Mysterious Stranger slaps the phone out of their hand mid-sentence) Mystery Stranger: It was after that Mr. Walter Chell went into hiding. And the original recipe was lost forever. Now, one week a year, restaurants devote their time to creating caesars that they think will take the crown for best caesar in town. And it's up to people like you and me… to help determine those worthy. (Mysterious Stranger now standing nearly face to face.) Character One: ...and how do we do that??? Mysterious Stranger: It’s simple. (Mysterious Stranger then breaks the fourth wall and delivers in a much more cheerful tone straight into the camera.) Mysterious Stranger: Visit participating restaurants and taste their take on the Caesar. Then head over to the Caesar Week website and vote for your favourite caesar. The winner will get braggin’ rights and a neat little trophy to put up on the mantel next to grandpapi. Character Two: Are you alright, sir? Mysterious Stranger (still into camera): Now, what are you waiting for get out there and help us crown the best caesar in town!