Commercial

Project Bank Commercial - Cricket

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Details

Union:Union

Area of media:Commercial

Paid?:Yes

Rates:SOC ROLES: RATE: $300/SESSION + $400 BUYOUT (1 YR DIGITAL/STILLS)

KEY ROLES: RATE: 400$/SESSION + $1000 BUYOUT (1 YR DIGITAL/STILLS)

Deadline:Apr 14, 2024

Cities for response:

Toronto

Commercial 1

Usage: 1 year (For TV, all web (digital and social media), DOOH, in branch.
Still images (Photography for cricket): We will be using talents for still images (to be shot during
the shoot day) used for In branch assets, banners (digital display, programmatic, social, DOOH).
CONFLICTS: Banks or Financial institutions
Rate: See different roles

Self-tape instructions:
Must be a Canadian Citizen or PR to apply for this casting call.
No visible tattoos or pierces.
No heavy makeup or long/fake eyelashes for female talents.
Slate your name, height and age (kid’s).
2. Take audition videos for the following characters and scenes. Shoot the scene
Landscape direction with a clean background
3. Label your video with your name/age and gender.

Role type	Role	Gender & Age range
Principal (PP)	CRICKET PLAYERS (MULTIPLE ROLES, South Asian, Male	Male 18 - 40 Years old
Description Looking for a wide diversity of South Asians identities. ? Unique, distinct and interesting personalities encouraged to apply. ? Fit, athletic, believable as a sports player. ? Basic knowledge of cricket preferred. For your self-tape: ? Please tell us about a favorite cricket memory of yours. ? we’d like to see actors yell out “Howzaaaat?” in the following tones/scenarios: 1) Extremely excited, glued into the game, and clearly overjoyed. You’re watching the game when suddenly you hear the sound of a wicket and the bowler appealing with a loud “howzat?” This could mean victory for the team you love. You’re excited. On the edge of your seat, you echo the bowler’s “howzat” with a loud “howzaaaat?” of your own.For this, we’d love to see big smiles and big anticipation. 2.) Passionate,competitive, and borderline aggressive. You take your cricket a little too seriously— the type that rages at TV screens during games. You’ve been holding back your intensity, hoping your team can score some wickets, when the bowler appeals with a loud “howzat?” Your team needs this. With all your energy, intensity and aggression, you jump to your feet, yelling “howzaaaat?” 3.) Unexpectedly emotional. In a game where your team desperately needs a wicket, you watch as the opposing batsman goes for a sixer. As the ball flies to the boundaries, you pray for a catch-out. You watch as a fielder makes a last minute dive for the ball. He catches. It’s low to the ground. The bowling team yell “howzat?” So do you: “howzaaaat?” As you yell, you feel an unexpected release of emotions. You let the emotions run. As the umpire calls a catch-out, you feel it all. This victory is personal. 4) In addition, please perform the following scenario: You’re comfortably sitting back, relaxing in your living room, when all of a sudden a distant call catches your attention: it’s the sound of someone yelling “howzat?!” Your ears perk up at the sound. It awakens something instinctive in you. We see the intensity build in your eyes, twitching slightly as you hold yourself back— until you eventually give in, and jump to your feet, yelling “howzaaaat?”

Role type	Role	Gender & Age range
Principal (PP)	YOUNG CRICKET PLAYER (MULTIPLE ROLES, Any Ethnicit	All 12 - 17 Years old
Description South Asian and Afro-Caribbean players strongly encouraged to apply. Unique, interesting and diverse personalities encouraged to apply. ? Basic knowledge of cricket preferred. For your self-tape ? Please tell us about a favorite cricket memory of yours. ? we’d like to see actors yell out “Howzaaaat?” in the following tones/scenarios: 1) Extremely excited, glued into the game, and clearly overjoyed. You’re watching the game when suddenly you hear the sound of a wicket and the bowler appealing with a loud “howzat?” This could mean victory for the team you love. You’re excited. On the edge of your seat, you echo the bowler’s “howzat” with a loud “howzaaaat?” of your own.For this, we’d love to see big smiles and big anticipation. 2.) Passionate,competitive, and borderline aggressive. You take your cricket a little too seriously— the type that rages at TV screens during games. You’ve been holding back your intensity, hoping your team can score some wickets, when the bowler appeals with a loud “howzat?” Your team needs this. With all your energy, intensity and aggression, you jump to your feet, yelling “howzaaaat?” 3.) Unexpectedly emotional. In a game where your team desperately needs a wicket, you watch as the opposing batsman goes for a sixer. As the ball flies to the boundaries, you pray for a catch-out. You watch as a fielder makes a last minute dive for the ball. He catches. It’s low to the ground. The bowling team yell “howzat?” So do you: “howzaaaat?” As you yell, you feel an unexpected release of emotions. You let the emotions run. As the umpire calls a catch-out, you feel it all. This victory is personal.

Role type	Role	Gender & Age range
Principal (PP)	CRICKET FAN/IN THE CAR	16 - 45 Years old
Description ? Looking for a wide diversity of cricket fans. ? Unique, interesting and diverse personalities encouraged to apply. ? Basic knowledge of cricket preferred. For your self-tape: ? Please tell us about a favorite cricket memory of yours. ? we’d like to see actors yell out “Howzaaaat?” in the following tones/scenarios: 1) Extremely excited, glued into the game, and clearly overjoyed. You’re watching the game when suddenly you hear the sound of a wicket and the bowler appealing with a loud “howzat?” This could mean victory for the team you love. You’re excited. On the edge of your seat, you echo the bowler’s “howzat” with a loud “howzaaaat?” of your own.For this, we’d love to see big smiles and big anticipation. 2.) Passionate,competitive, and borderline aggressive. You take your cricket a little too seriously— the type that rages at TV screens during games. You’ve been holding back your intensity, hoping your team can score some wickets, when the bowler appeals with a loud “howzat?” Your team needs this. With all your energy, intensity and aggression, you jump to your feet, yelling “howzaaaat?” 3.) Unexpectedly emotional. In a game where your team desperately needs a wicket, you watch as the opposing batsman goes for a sixer. As the ball flies to the boundaries, you pray for a catch-out. You watch as a fielder makes a last minute dive for the ball. He catches. It’s low to the ground. The bowling team yell “howzat?” So do you: “howzaaaat?” As you yell, you feel an unexpected release of emotions. You let the emotions run. As the umpire calls a catch-out, you feel it all. This victory is personal.

Role type	Role	Gender & Age range
Principal (PP)	Housewife	Female 35 - 50 Years old
Description Animated, energetic South Asian aunty energy. ? Clean-cut, commercial-friendly looks preferred. ? Please avoid heavy/glamorous make-up in your tape. If you have a traditional South Asian daily wardrobe, please wear it to do the tape. For your self-tape: ? Please tell us about a favorite cricket memory of yours. ? we’d like to see actors yell out “Howzaaaat?” in the following tones/scenarios: 1) Extremely excited, glued into the game, and clearly overjoyed. You’re watching the game when suddenly you hear the sound of a wicket and the bowler appealing with a loud “howzat?” This could mean victory for the team you love. You’re excited. On the edge of your seat, you echo the bowler’s “howzat” with a loud “howzaaaat?” of your own.For this, we’d love to see big smiles and big anticipation. 2.) Passionate,competitive, and borderline aggressive. You take your cricket a little too seriously— the type that rages at TV screens during games. You’ve been holding back your intensity, hoping your team can score some wickets, when the bowler appeals with a loud “howzat?” Your team needs this. With all your energy, intensity and aggression, you jump to your feet, yelling “howzaaaat?” 3.) Unexpectedly emotional. In a game where your team desperately needs a wicket, you watch as the opposing batsman goes for a sixer. As the ball flies to the boundaries, you pray for a catch-out. You watch as a fielder makes a last minute dive for the ball. He catches. It’s low to the ground. The bowling team yell “howzat?” So do you: “howzaaaat?” As you yell, you feel an unexpected release of emotions. You let the emotions run. As the umpire calls a catch-out, you feel it all. This victory is personal.

Role type	Role	Gender & Age range
Principal (PP)	Husband	Male 38 - 48 Years old
Description Clean-cut, commercial-friendly looks preferred. ? Please avoid heavy/glamorous make-up in your tape. If you have a traditional South Asian daily wardrobe, please wear it to do the tape. For your self-tape: ? Please tell us about a favorite cricket memory of yours. ? we’d like to see actors yell out “Howzaaaat?” in the following tones/scenarios: 1) Extremely excited, glued into the game, and clearly overjoyed. You’re watching the game when suddenly you hear the sound of a wicket and the bowler appealing with a loud “howzat?” This could mean victory for the team you love. You’re excited. On the edge of your seat, you echo the bowler’s “howzat” with a loud “howzaaaat?” of your own.For this, we’d love to see big smiles and big anticipation. 2.) Passionate,competitive, and borderline aggressive. You take your cricket a little too seriously— the type that rages at TV screens during games. You’ve been holding back your intensity, hoping your team can score some wickets, when the bowler appeals with a loud “howzat?” Your team needs this. With all your energy, intensity and aggression, you jump to your feet, yelling “howzaaaat?” 3.) Unexpectedly emotional. In a game where your team desperately needs a wicket, you watch as the opposing batsman goes for a sixer. As the ball flies to the boundaries, you pray for a catch-out. You watch as a fielder makes a last minute dive for the ball. He catches. It’s low to the ground. The bowling team yell “howzat?” So do you: “howzaaaat?” As you yell, you feel an unexpected release of emotions. You let the emotions run. As the umpire calls a catch-out, you feel it all. This victory is personal.

Role type	Role	Gender & Age range
Principal (PP)	ELDER SIKH MAN	Male 55 Years old
Description Strong, passionate energy. For your self-tape: ? Please tell us about a favorite cricket memory of yours. ? we’d like to see actors yell out “Howzaaaat?” in the following tones/scenarios: 1) Extremely excited, glued into the game, and clearly overjoyed. You’re watching the game when suddenly you hear the sound of a wicket and the bowler appealing with a loud “howzat?” This could mean victory for the team you love. You’re excited. On the edge of your seat, you echo the bowler’s “howzat” with a loud “howzaaaat?” of your own.For this, we’d love to see big smiles and big anticipation. 2.) Passionate,competitive, and borderline aggressive. You take your cricket a little too seriously— the type that rages at TV screens during games. You’ve been holding back your intensity, hoping your team can score some wickets, when the bowler appeals with a loud “howzat?” Your team needs this. With all your energy, intensity and aggression, you jump to your feet, yelling “howzaaaat?” 3.) Unexpectedly emotional. In a game where your team desperately needs a wicket, you watch as the opposing batsman goes for a sixer. As the ball flies to the boundaries, you pray for a catch-out. You watch as a fielder makes a last minute dive for the ball. He catches. It’s low to the ground. The bowling team yell “howzat?” So do you: “howzaaaat?” As you yell, you feel an unexpected release of emotions. You let the emotions run. As the umpire calls a catch-out, you feel it all. This victory is personal.

Role type	Role	Gender & Age range
SOC	SOC Roles	18 - 70 Years old
Description Open ethnicities for anyone from 18 to 70 years old. No acting experience is needed. For your self-tape: Slate your name/age/height Please tell us about a favorite cricket memory of yours.

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