Women's Health - Commercial (san diego)
Commercial
Non Union
We follow a woman in her mid-40s who is quietly, visibly living in the best chapter of her life. Not in a loud or dramatic way, just in the small moments that actually matter. We see her in her home with her husband, unhurried and comfortable. We see her with her kid, present and energetic. We see her doing the things she loves, looking and feeling like herself. The feeling we're after is that this is a woman who got something back, or maybe found something she didn't even know she was missing. The tone is warm, real and aspirational without ever feeling like a commercial.
Roles For This Project
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Commercial
$400 flat rate. One-...
Role Rate:
$400 flat rate. One-day shoot.
Woman
Los Angeles
18 - 22
Non Union
Commercial
Submissions Due:
02/26/2026
18 to 22 years old; all ethnicities; woman. Casual, youthful, natural look. No lines — background/featured extra. Will be seated at an outdoor dinner table alongside the lead's daughter and other cast. Should be comfortable on camera and able to look natural in a social dinner party setting. Must be... [See More]
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Commercial
$400 flat rate. One-...
Role Rate:
$400 flat rate. One-day shoot.
Woman
Los Angeles
40 - 50
Non Union
Commercial
Submissions Due:
02/26/2026
40 to 50 years old; all ethnicities; woman. Warm, natural, relatable — think someone you'd see at a neighborhood dinner party. No lines — background/featured extra. Will be seated at an outdoor dinner table in a backyard setting with the lead actress and other cast. Should be comfortable on camera a... [See More]
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Commercial
$1,000
Man
Los Angeles
44 - 55
Non Union
Commercial
Submissions Due:
02/26/2026
A naturally warm and grounded presence. He doesn't carry the story but he needs to feel like he actually belongs next to the lead. Easy chemistry that reads as a real couple, not two actors sharing a frame. Open ethnicity, should complement the lead.
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Submissions Due:
02/26/2026
Looking for a woman who feels genuinely alive on camera without trying. She should read as warm, relatable and quietly confident, someone you believe has a full, happy life. Not a spokesperson, not a pitchwoman. She needs to hold small, understated moments and make them feel completely real. Strong ... [See More]
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Submissions Due:
02/26/2026
a kid who forgets the camera is there. We want someone who feels like they genuinely belong to this family, not a child actor hitting marks. Natural and easy on set is the priority over performance ability.
More Roles For This Project
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Commercial
$400 flat rate. One-...
Role Rate:
$400 flat rate. One-day shoot.
Los Angeles
Non Union
Submissions Due:
02/26/2026
18 to 22 years old; all ethnicities; woman. Casual, youthful, natural look. No lines — background/featured extra. Will be seated at an outdoor dinner table alongside the lead's daughter and other cast. Should be comfortable on camera and able to look natural in a social dinner party setting. Must be... [See More]
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Commercial
$400 flat rate. One-...
Role Rate:
$400 flat rate. One-day shoot.
Los Angeles
Non Union
Submissions Due:
02/26/2026
40 to 50 years old; all ethnicities; woman. Warm, natural, relatable — think someone you'd see at a neighborhood dinner party. No lines — background/featured extra. Will be seated at an outdoor dinner table in a backyard setting with the lead actress and other cast. Should be comfortable on camera a... [See More]
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Submissions Due:
02/26/2026
A naturally warm and grounded presence. He doesn't carry the story but he needs to feel like he actually belongs next to the lead. Easy chemistry that reads as a real couple, not two actors sharing a frame. Open ethnicity, should complement the lead.
-
Submissions Due:
02/26/2026
Looking for a woman who feels genuinely alive on camera without trying. She should read as warm, relatable and quietly confident, someone you believe has a full, happy life. Not a spokesperson, not a pitchwoman. She needs to hold small, understated moments and make them feel completely real. Strong ... [See More]
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Submissions Due:
02/26/2026
a kid who forgets the camera is there. We want someone who feels like they genuinely belong to this family, not a child actor hitting marks. Natural and easy on set is the priority over performance ability.
