Slow Dance With My Mom Again - Music Video Seeking Lead & Supporting Actors

Seeking Talent From: Florida (Orlando)

Union Status: Non-Union

Pay: $100 flat rate - $200 flat rate

Posted: 10/7/2026 Updated: 10/7/2026 Deadline for Submissions: 11/3/2026

A non-union music video honoring the director’s late mother and raising breast cancer awareness. The story follows a grieving son through a lakeside park as he remembers his mother and finds connection and comfort through breast cancer survivors; the video combines emotional storytelling, childhood memories and recording-studio performance scenes.

Casting / Shoot Info

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Casting: By submission
Shoot Dates: Works for one day (up to 10 hours for adult lead; child schedule shorter and age-appropriate) Note: Date tentative, subject to location and crew confirmation.
Location: Orlando/Maitland, Florida

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Paul |Male |African-American |Age: 21–35 |Role Type: Principal

A grieving son who carries his mother’s urn through a lakeside park and finds comfort through the support of breast cancer survivors. Strong emotional expression and nonverbal storytelling skills required. Must be comfortable with gentle slow dancing with different women. No singing or dialogue required.

Pay: $200 flat rate

Young Paul |Male |African-American |Age: 5–12 |Role Type: Supporting

A playful, affectionate child seen running through the park and gently dancing with his mother. A parent or legal guardian must accompany the child throughout filming. No singing or dialogue required. NOTE: Talent under the age of 18 must have a parent or legal guardian’s permission to apply and must have a parent or legal guardian on set/studio or event at all times.

Pay: $100 flat rate

Paul’s Mother |Female |African-American |Age: 25–40 |Role Type: Supporting

A warm, loving mother seen in childhood memories, playing and dancing with her young son. Seeking natural expressions, warmth and believable mother-son chemistry. Must be comfortable wearing a flowing summer dress. No singing or dialogue required.

Pay: $150 flat rate