Child Actor/Actress (m/f/d) for an ongoing social media production by a food brand
33 min ago · ends in 27 days
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Job description
THE ROLE
He plays the grandson of a grandmother who is always cooking for him. Short, humorous scenes from everyday life: He’s hungry, his lunch has fallen on the floor, he wants ice cream and gets buckwheat instead. The videos are harmless, family-friendly, and rely on situational comedy.
We always film with an adult actress who plays the grandmother.
WHAT WE FILM
Short videos for Instagram and TikTok, usually 15 to 60 seconds long. Kitchen scenes, a few outdoor shots, a scene at a supermarket checkout. There are no long lines to memorize—we work with bullet points, and much of it happens spontaneously.
HOW OFTEN AND WHERE
One to two shooting days per month, half a day each. Studio in Cologne, occasionally on location in the Cologne area. Appointments scheduled with at least one week’s notice.
Role / Requirements profile
Boy between the ages of 9 and 12
He has to be interested in this himself—not just his parents
He feels comfortable in front of the camera and isn’t shy when adults are around him
He can follow simple instructions and speak a few sentences on his own
Lives in Cologne or the surrounding area
He enjoys eating and has no food intolerances—he actually eats in almost every video (dumplings, blini, buckwheat, ice cream)
Application through parents
NOT REQUIRED
Acting training or agency representation
Memorizing lines
Gender
Male / Female / Non-binary
Acting age
9 – 12 years
Production details
(Filming) Location
Compensation
Fee / Compensation
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