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30-/40-Something Male Actor

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Post#: 10542
Date: Tue, October 20 2009
Location: New York, NY
Category: Film/TV/Stage Talent > Actor
Job Type: Contract
Pay: Fully Paid

Glenwood Management, a full service luxury leasing company, is seeking NON UNION Male Actors (late 30s to 40ish years old in appearance) for a promotional video depicting the day in the life of a successful happy resident of one of our 28 high-end apartment buildings. Seeking men who are business casual, confident, and polished. We need somebody who embodies the caliber of client we tend to cater to.

This will be a one-day shoot on a weekday (date is TBD)- about 4 hours long. No speaking, just various shots of happy residents enjoying life throughout the building. Pay will be about $50 per hour, exact amount is TBD. NON UNION talent only need apply.

Please send headshots and resumes if interested.

Union Information: Non Union

Company: Glenwood
Address: New York, NY 10075
Contact: Sarah Cooney
Respond Method: By Email

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