Casting Call: Character Actor Needed – Atlanta

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casting companionAtlanta (GA)

SENIORITY

Mid

SALARY

$125

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About the role

KGB-Inspired Bouncer Character for Atlanta Live Event
Job Description: A live event in the Atlanta metro area is casting a character performer to portray a KGB-inspired bouncer as part of an immersive guest experience. The performer will welcome attendees while maintaining a commanding, serious character and helping establish the atmosphere from the moment guests arrive. This paid Atlanta event casting opportunity is suited for a confident performer with strong character instincts, an imposing physical presence, and the ability to improvise while interacting directly with attendees.
Job Responsibilities: Perform as a KGB-inspired bouncer character during a live event. Welcome and interact with arriving guests while remaining consistently in character. Create a convincing, intimidating bouncer-style presence appropriate to the event concept. Improvise natural character interactions when necessary. Follow creative direction and cues provided by the event production team. Arrive prepared with your own black suit for the performance.
Requirements: Must have a large, imposing appearance suitable for a bouncer character. Strong character acting, improvisation, or interactive performance skills are preferred. Confident engaging directly with guests while maintaining a defined persona. Must be able to work in the Atlanta metro area. Must provide and wear your own black suit for the role. Reliable, professional, and comfortable performing in a live event environment. Compensation$125.

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