Mave - The Office Visit
Internet Commercial
Non Union
San Francisco
A high-energy, stylized commercial featuring UFC fighter Max Griffin as he "intervenes" in a high-stress office environment. He uses Mave neurotechnology to identify burnout and "prescribe" focus to exhausted employees. The tone is cinematic, intense, and comedic
Roles For This Project
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Internet Commercial
$300 Day rate
Woman
San Francisco
27 - 40
Non Union
Internet Commercial
Submissions Due:
04/08/2026
A Product Manager at her breaking point. She is surrounded by a "crime scene" of sticky notes and open browsers. Must be able to portray high-intensity stress and a frenetic energy
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Internet Commercial
$300 Day rate
Man
San Francisco
26 - 40
Non Union
Internet Commercial
Submissions Due:
04/08/2026
A software engineer who has reached a state of "digital catatonia". He should look like he hasn't slept in days, appearing "wired" yet completely unresponsive to his surroundings. OR The "professionally online" skeptic. He is high-energy but scattered, with a mind moving in too many directions at on... [See More]
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Internet Commercial
$150 Day Rate
San Francisco
26 - 50
Non Union
Internet Commercial
Submissions Due:
04/08/2026
Modern tech-office employees. We are looking for a "lived-in" corporate look—people who look like they are in the middle of a long Tuesday afternoon.
More Roles For This Project
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Submissions Due:
04/08/2026
A Product Manager at her breaking point. She is surrounded by a "crime scene" of sticky notes and open browsers. Must be able to portray high-intensity stress and a frenetic energy
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Submissions Due:
04/08/2026
A software engineer who has reached a state of "digital catatonia". He should look like he hasn't slept in days, appearing "wired" yet completely unresponsive to his surroundings. OR The "professionally online" skeptic. He is high-energy but scattered, with a mind moving in too many directions at on... [See More]
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Submissions Due:
04/08/2026
Modern tech-office employees. We are looking for a "lived-in" corporate look—people who look like they are in the middle of a long Tuesday afternoon.
