$175 Music Video Casting Call for Boxers

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$175 Music Video Casting Call for Boxers in Los Angeles
Job Description: A paid Los Angeles music video casting is looking for two performers to portray boxers in upcoming performance-focused scenes. APE Castings is seeking talent who can bring authentic boxing technique, athletic movement, and a believable fighter presence to the camera. Previous boxing experience is preferred, as selected talent may be asked to demonstrate realistic punches, footwork, defensive movements, and other boxing-inspired actions under production direction. This is a great opportunity for athletes and experienced boxers interested in appearing in a professionally produced music video.
Job Responsibilities: Portray a convincing boxer during filmed music video sequences. Perform realistic boxing techniques, movements, and athletic actions for the camera. Adjust timing, positioning, and performance based on creative direction. Follow all on-set safety procedures during physical sequences. Work collaboratively with the director, production crew, and other performers. Maintain a professional attitude throughout the shoot.
Requirements: Casting two boxers for the production. Previous boxing or relevant combat-sport experience is preferred. Must be capable of performing believable boxing movements on camera. Comfortable participating in physically active performance scenes. Able to take direction and repeat movements consistently between takes. Must be available to work in Los Angeles, California. Must be available for a shoot lasting up to 8 hours. Compensation $175 per selected talent.

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