Father-in-Law Role in Major Theme Park Commercial - Orlando

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Senior

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$10,000

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About the role

A major theme park is casting a male performer, ages 68–72, for the featured role of Father-in-Law in an upcoming commercial. The production is looking for someone with strong emotional range who can believably portray a father-in-law figure in scenes opposite his son-in-law. You need to create a natural and convincing dynamic with a son-in-law character, bring authentic on-camera presence, and follow direction from the production and creative teams throughout filming. All ethnicities are encouraged to apply. Real dad/father-in-law pairs are welcome to submit together. Callbacks will take place via Zoom on October 9 or October 13, 2026, if selected. An in-person fitting is scheduled for October 22 or October 23, 2026, in the Orlando, Florida area. All three filming dates must be available: October 28, October 29, and October 30, 2026. You must be able to work as a local hire in Orlando, Florida, and must have no conflicting theme park commercial commitments. This is a non-union commercial with worldwide, all-media usage for two years. Compensation is $600 per session fee per work day, plus 20% agency fee. There is a potential $10,000 buyout, plus 20% agency fee, if you appear in the final cut. Total potential compensation is $10,600+ based on session work and final-cut buyout.

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