Unique Cravings Docuseries
Television Series
Non Union
Do you have cravings you’ve never been able to explain? Maybe it’s something you know isn’t food — but you feel drawn to it anyway. Maybe it’s a smell, a texture, or a habit that’s become part of your everyday life. Friends or family may not understand it, but to you, it feels real — and powerful. A major cable network is currently casting a documentary series that explores unusual cravings, addictions, and behaviors through a thoughtful and respectful lens. We’re looking to hear directly from people who experience uncontrollable urges involving non-food items — whether you’re struggling with it, embracing it, or somewhere in between. We’re interested in people with cravings for things such as: Aluminum foil Metal Plastic or rubber Hand sanitizer or cleaning products Smells, inhalants, or other non-food substances Or anything else you feel compelled to consume or engage with If this sounds like you — or someone you care about — we’d love to hear your story. To apply, please reply with your name, contact information, and a brief description of your experience. All inquiries are completely confidential. Our team is experienced in handling sensitive stories with care, respect, and discretion.
Roles For This Project
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Television Series
$1000-$1200
Man, Woman, Non-Bina...
Gender:
Man, Woman, Non-Binary Person, Trans Man, Trans Woman
Seattle
20 - 50
Non Union
Television Series
Submissions Due:
01/30/2026
Do you have cravings you’ve never been able to explain? Maybe it’s something you know isn’t food — but you feel drawn to it anyway. Maybe it’s a smell, a texture, or a habit that’s become part of your everyday life. Friends or family may not understand it, but to you, it feels real — and powerful. ... [See More]
More Roles For This Project
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Submissions Due:
01/30/2026
Do you have cravings you’ve never been able to explain? Maybe it’s something you know isn’t food — but you feel drawn to it anyway. Maybe it’s a smell, a texture, or a habit that’s become part of your everyday life. Friends or family may not understand it, but to you, it feels real — and powerful. ... [See More]
