Best Ager Actress (w/d) as "Role A" for TV Sponsorship Spots

We are producing a series of short TV sponsorship spots (10 seconds) for a Swiss financial platform to be aired on national television. The spots will air starting in January 2027. In each spot, a person asks a question about investing directly into the camera; in a later spot, the same person provides the answer. Calm, intimate, documentary-style. Not traditional advertising.

KEY DETAILS
Filming location: Zurich area
Shooting day: 1 day, Tuesday, November 17, 2026
Time commitment: approx. 2 hours per person (including a brief photo shoot afterward)
Compensation: paid
Usage: TV, website, social media, and online ads, Switzerland, 12 months (with an option to extend)

APPLICATION: SELF-TAPE
Please send us a recent photo and a short video of yourself by October 23, 2026:

1. Landscape orientation, camera at eye level, quiet background, good audio (quiet room)
2. Start with a brief introduction: name, age, place of residence, dialect
3. Then speak the lines for your role directly into the camera: first the question, a short pause, then the answer. Feel free to use your own words in your dialect, as long as the content remains the same.

Role A
Question: “How do I start investing my money?”
Answer: “When it comes to investing, I start with a clear plan.”

Tip for the exercise: Ask the question calmly and directly, with a touch of curiosity and slight uncertainty. Give a clear answer—one that makes sense—but without sounding overly enthusiastic. No big gestures, no punchlines, and nothing salesy. Each sentence should last only about 3–4 seconds.

WE ARE LOOKING FOR 4 PEOPLE

Role A – Woman, approx. 55: Has been saving for years and finally wants to invest her money.
Role B – Man, approx. 63: Is about to retire; he’s set to withdraw his retirement funds.
Role C – Woman, approx. 60: Has a lot of money in her account from an inheritance or the sale of a house.
Role D – Man, approx. 58: Invests on his own and follows the stock market.

WHAT’S IMPORTANT TO US
We’re looking for genuine, believable people—no models and no “Best Ager” advertising faces. The language spoken is Swiss German, in your own dialect. You should be able to speak naturally and calmly to the camera. Experience in front of the camera is welcome but not required.