Ice skating / hockey skills required, please include your height & weight with your submission. The Canucks will face off against their greatest adversary yet in this year's in-arena opening video. We will be filming with the Canucks players but to accommodate their training & off-ice schedules when possible we will opt to use look-alikes, photo doubles, dressed in Canucks gear. If you resemble any of the players on this year's roster please do not hesitate to submit. We will be looking for as many accurate photo doubles as possible, if you ever dreamed of wearing a Canucks uniform and playing in Rogers Arena now is your chance! Please refer to sides for reference image.

All Ethnicities. A young, urban, athletic and muscular physique. Well-defined abdominals. Must have experience with various forms of athletic resistance training, functional and cross-fit style workouts.

All Ethnicities. A young, urban, athletic physique. Toned abdominals. Must have experience with various forms of athletic resistance training, functional and cross-fit style workouts.

Think of Phil Dunphy from Modern Family but more laid back and less comical. Selfless, extremely affectionate and loving, has a great relationship with his daughter and they have their own language when conversing. As a team the father and daughter are great problem solvers. Self tape notes - there is no dialogue in this spot, but we've included a bit of the script with dialogue for the sake of the self tape: INT. - LIVING ROOM - DAY PHIL(50) walks JANE (46) out the front door. Jane sighs with her back facing Phil. She steps out the front door. PHIL (affirming) It's gonna be alright. Jane turns around to give Phil a gentle hug then walks out to her car. Phil closes the door and rushes to the side window expeditiously. Once he sees Jane turn the car on and pull out of the driveway he rushes upstairs to his daughters' room CLAIRE (15) who is working on her laptop. INT. - CLAIRE'S ROOM - MOMENTS LATER PHIL: (enthusiastically) She's gone! CLAIRE: (invites Phil to look at her computer screen) Perfect! I've already started with a few photos, but we're gonna need a lot more to set this up properly. PHIL: Jane packed a few boxes a while back in the basement, I'll go through those and pull from there. CLAIRE: I also need you to share this link to Uncle Tom and Aunt Macy. I'm sure they have a lot more stuff. PHIL: You got it. Phil races down the stairs and begins going through dusty old boxes of memorabilia. He finds a few photographs and rushes back upstairs to hand them over to Claire. She photographs the photos on her phone and starts uploading them through the app. Claire goes back onto her laptop and continues organizing the photos while Phil begins calling Jane's family in hopes to source more photos and memorabilia of Grandma.

The mother is in mourning so she’s going to be a little reserved. Our mother is selfless but this time around she’s gonna be a little less present and going about her day monotonously. She’s going to have a cathartic release once she sees the memorial page with all of her mother’s photos/quotes/journey. Self tape notes - there is no dialogue in this spot, but we've included a bit of the script with dialogue for the sake of the self tape: INT. - LIVING ROOM - EVENING Janes enters the house and sees Phil and Claire standing in the hallway. Claire approaches Jane with a look of anticipation and points to the laptop on the dining table with slightly raised eyebrows. Jane walks over to the table, sits down and sees the laptop screen. On the laptop is a memorial page of Jane's late mother. There are photos of grandma, places she's lived, what she used to say and some videos as well. Jane's reaction is almost instantaneous, her heart is heavy with emotions, you can see her eyes watering up. Phil walks up behind her and she clasps his hand on her shoulder. While scrolling Jane gives off a few gentle laughs all while trying to stop herself from balling her eyes out but the emotions are too heavy and she finally lets out a few tears. She looks up to Phil and Claire JANE: You guys did all of this? Claire exchanges looks with Phil then looks back at her mother. CLAIRE: Actually it wasn't just the two of us, Uncle Tom and Aunt Macy helped out too. Look, they even added a few of the photos right there. Claire points to the screen. Jane is speechless. She is now bouncing feelings of joy and grief all while reminiscing about her mother's wonderful life.

The daughter is less affected by the death of her grandmother compared to the mother. She’s a headstrong young lady focused on finding the silver lining in every situation. She’s the light that brings joy to the mother and father. An uplifting presence. She has a playful relationship with her father. Self tape notes - there is no dialogue in this spot, but we've included a bit of the script with dialogue for the sake of the self tape: INT. - LIVING ROOM - DAY PHIL(50) walks JANE (46) out the front door. Jane sighs with her back facing Phil. She steps out the front door. PHIL: (affirming) It's gonna be alright. Jane turns around to give Phil a gentle hug then walks out to her car. Phil closes the door and rushes to the side window expeditiously. Once he sees Jane turn the car on and pull out of the driveway he rushes upstairs to his daughters' room CLAIRE (15) who is working on her laptop. INT. - CLAIRE'S ROOM - MOMENTS LATER PHIL: (enthusiastically) She's gone! CLAIRE: (invites Phil to look at her computer screen) Perfect! I've already started with a few photos, but we're gonna need a lot more to set this up properly. PHIL: Jane packed a few boxes a while back in the basement, I'll go through those and pull from there. CLAIRE: I also need you to share this link to Uncle Tom and Aunt Macy. I'm sure they have a lot more stuff. PHIL: You got it. Phil races down the stairs and begins going through dusty old boxes of memorabilia. He finds a few photographs and rushes back upstairs to hand them over to Claire. She photographs the photos on her phone and starts uploading them through the app. Claire goes back onto her laptop and continues organizing the photos while Phil begins calling Jane's family in hopes to source more photos and memorabilia of Grandma.

The pre-school aged child will be situated in an early childhood classroom interacting with other children and the early childhood educator. The role will include a short sentence of dialogue to be recited in both English and French

This role will be a 1-day shoot (3 hrs maximum) to be determined on either August 25th or 26th in Kitchener, ON. Flat rate of $275.00 (+HST if applicable). Talent is responsible to provide their own transportation to and from Kitchener/Waterloo set.

This role will be a 1-day shoot (4 hrs maximum) to be determined on either August 25th or 26th in Kitchener, ON. Flat rate of $275.00 (+HST if applicable). Talent is responsible to provide their own transportation to and from Kitchener/Waterloo set. Some wardrobe will be provided for this role.

This role will be a 1-day shoot (4 hrs maximum) to be determined on either August 25th or 26th in Kitchener, ON. Flat rate of $275.00 (+HST if applicable). Talent is responsible to provide their own transportation to and from Kitchener/Waterloo set.

This role will be a 1-day shoot (4 hrs maximum) to be determined on either August 25th or 26th in Kitchener, ON. Flat rate of $275.00 (+HST if applicable). Talent is responsible to provide their own transportation to and from Kitchener/Waterloo set.

This role will be a 1-day shoot (4 hrs maximum) to be determined on either August 25th or 26th in Kitchener, ON. Flat rate of $275.00 (+HST if applicable). Talent is responsible to provide their own transportation to and from Kitchener/Waterloo set.

This role will be a 1-day shoot (4 hrs maximum) to be determined on either August 25th or 26th in Kitchener, ON. Flat rate of $275.00 (+HST if applicable). Talent is responsible to provide their own transportation to and from Kitchener/Waterloo set. Some wardrobe will be provided for this role.

Brief de la réalisatrice pour le pompiste: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1sQ8vSaWE9N09fp9FryHCKrUYcZDz4fgb/view?usp=sharing On sent que l’homme a un grand coeur, mais il n’est pas naïf. Il est entrepreneur et a toujours travaillé fort pour faire rouler sa business comme du monde! Avec sa bouille sympathique, on s’attache rapidement à lui. Il est un gaillard à qui on a le goût de faire plaisir comme à un grand-papa. Le pompiste ne doit en aucun cas faire pitié ; il est fier. Selftapes VW - pompiste Set-up : debout caméra au niveau - regard fenêtre et regard jeune homme (ne pas regarder directement la caméra) Résumé de l’action: Le pompiste est debout derrière le comptoir du dépanneur, il s’ennuie. Il voit par la fenêtre une une auto arriver (espoir), elle ne se stationne pas où les pompes à essence (déception). Un jeune homme entre dans le dépanneur et vient acheter juste un paquet de gomme. Interaction entre le pompiste et le jeune homme: Le pompiste: “Ça va être tout? Le jeune homme lui répond : “ Oui”. Petit silence de malaise, on sent que le pompiste est un peu déçu. Prises: 1- Toute l’action - assez neutre 2- Toute l’action avec l'ajout de quelques phrases (propositions d’items au jeune homme qui lui répond toujours non merci) - un peu plus sympathique Ex de phrases: "Y’a un 2 pour 1 sur le lave-glace” / "on a des casquettes" / "une petite bouteille d’eau? Y fait chaud." etc. 3- Toute l’action avec l'ajout de quelques phrases - proposition de l’acteur

Brief de la réalisatrice pour la copine: https://drive.google.com/file/d/17KA3a3MvIDQvvAMviDCDNyzu7Dddp032/view?usp=sharing Elle qui pensait que c’était un arrêt rapide, que PLF était parti chercher seulement un paquet de gomme, elle se fait surprendre à son retour. Sa petite réaction d’incompréhension nous fait sourire. On veut une jeune femme naturelle qui a une petite twist colorée. Cette courte histoire est le genre d’anecdotes qui est un beau souvenir dans un couple; on peut se reconnaître en elle et en PLF. Selftapes VW - Copine Set-up : assise caméra au niveau (ne pas regarder directement la caméra) Résumé de l’action: Dans une station-service, la jeune femme attend dans l’auto que son copain qui est allé acheter de la gomme au dépanneur. Elle le voit revenir avec des tas d’items (lave-glace, calotte, lunette soleil, sent-bon, nourriture etc). Son expression d’incompréhension nous fait sourire. La jeune femme “Quessé ça?” Pierre-Luc Funk : “Pose pas de question" Prises: 1- Toute l’action - Réaction d'incompréhension minimaliste quand elle le voit (deadpan) - à la fin petit découragement sympathique 2- Toute l’action - Réaction quand elle le voit un peu plus appuyé - à la fin amusée par la situation + ajout d’une ligne après que PLF dit “pose pas de question”. Ex de phrases: “Belle casquette”, “T’en as-tu acheté de la gomme?” “Tu m’as pas pris de casquette?”, 3- Toute l’action - Proposition de l’actrice + ajout d’une ligne après que PLF dit “pose pas de question”. Ex de phrases: “Belle casquette”, “T’en as-tu acheté de la gomme?” “Tu m’as pas pris de casquette?”

Brand Champion/Spokesperson. Must be articulate. Requires following/memorizing a script and performing actions on cue. Gender: Female identified. Has a hint of "edge", possibly some tattoos, left-of-wholesome. Mixed race or ambiguous envisioned but open to all ethnicities. This role shoots for 2 days in Kitchener, ON on August 25 & 26, 2022. Rate is $650.00 per day. Meals & accommodations provided. Flat roundtrip travel/transportation fee of $200.00. Video and Stills will be required. All rights.

Males/females etc - All shapes sizes, other people we will see in the office environment, on the sidewalks, in hallways, on the elevator. Character ok We are looking to present a fairly broad range of types.- Open Ethnicity - This category will be asked to self-tape, it will be noted on the beat-sheet we will post.

Role: Mother (SOC) Female, 30-40 years old, BIPOC A mother and daughter go about their daily routine as normal, but bypass the food market as they have no money for food. They arrive home and the daughter is served the last crust of bread while the mother sips tea for her dinner.

Role: Daughter (SOC) Female, 5-9 years old, BIPOC A mother and daughter go about their daily routine as normal, but bypass the food market as they have no money for food. They arrive home and the daughter is served the last crust of bread while the mother sips tea for her dinner.

Casting families with a child who had RSV (Respiratory syncytial virus) in the last 2-5 years to share their stories for Condé Nast X Self. What exactly is RSV? The lack of knowledge around these three letters put together can lead to a life-threatening condition for babies 12 months and younger. In this video, Condé Nast & SELF will profile a family who has seen the stark reality of how this virus could unexpectedly and quickly escalate from a common cold to hospitalization. This profile will focus on their worry and frustration, and the light at the end of the tunnel, by telling the family's story through an interview and photos.