Goodlabs
Seattle
Project Details
A docu-comedy blood drive spot featuring deadpan, straight-to-camera interviews with Seattle locals sharing blunt, often funny takes on donating blood. What starts as dry humor gradually shifts into sincerity, ending with a heartfelt reminder of the real impact a single donation can make.
Roles For This Project
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Commercial
Maya (Mid-20s)
500
Woman
Seattle
20 - 30
Non Union
Commercial
Submissions Due:
07/31/2026
Serene, deadpan, and thoroughly unimpressed. A quiet observer with minimal dialogue, relying on subtle but impactful reactions to carry the humor. Underplays every moment, letting silence and expression do the work.
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Commercial
Diane (Woman 50-70 Years Old)
500
Woman
Seattle
50 - 70
Non Union
Commercial
Submissions Due:
07/31/2026
Donor since '87. Sweet, mischievous; delivers a flirty punchline with total innocence.
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Commercial
Rosa (30s–50s)
500
Woman
Seattle
30 - 50
Non Union
Commercial
Submissions Due:
07/31/2026
Dry, seen-it-all authority. Grounded and unflappable, with the energy of someone who’s done this a thousand times. Should feel like a real nurse—calm, efficient, and subtly unimpressed. Underplays the comedy, letting others heighten around them.
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Commercial
Kid (11-13 Years Old)
500
Man
Seattle
10 - 14
Non Union
Commercial
Submissions Due:
07/31/2026
A confident, quietly hilarious presence who anchors the recurring cookie-stack gag throughout the spot, landing the final comedic button. Plays with intention and precision—every look, beat, and bite matters. Needs sharp instincts for visual comedy and total comfort on camera; expressive, but never ... [See More]
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Commercial
Kyle (Mid-20s)
500
Man
Seattle
20 - 30
Non Union
Commercial
Submissions Due:
07/31/2026
A first-time blood donor who insists they’re totally fine - despite clearly being terrified of needles. Plays everything straight to camera while physically unraveling: white-knuckle grip on the armrest, forced calm breathing, and the occasional suppressed shriek. Strong physical comedy required. N... [See More]
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Commercial
Gary (Late 30s)
500
Man
Seattle
30 - 40
Non Union
Commercial
Submissions Due:
07/31/2026
Still convinced it’s a plasma donation. Delivers lines with confused deadpan sincerity, confidently misunderstanding the situation. Comedy comes from unwavering belief despite obvious contradictions.
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Roles For This Project
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Submissions Due:
07/31/2026
Serene, deadpan, and thoroughly unimpressed. A quiet observer with minimal dialogue, relying on subtle but impactful reactions to carry the humor. Underplays every moment, letting silence and expression do the work.
-
Submissions Due:
07/31/2026
Donor since '87. Sweet, mischievous; delivers a flirty punchline with total innocence.
-
Submissions Due:
07/31/2026
Dry, seen-it-all authority. Grounded and unflappable, with the energy of someone who’s done this a thousand times. Should feel like a real nurse—calm, efficient, and subtly unimpressed. Underplays the comedy, letting others heighten around them.
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Submissions Due:
07/31/2026
A confident, quietly hilarious presence who anchors the recurring cookie-stack gag throughout the spot, landing the final comedic button. Plays with intention and precision—every look, beat, and bite matters. Needs sharp instincts for visual comedy and total comfort on camera; expressive, but never ... [See More]
-
Submissions Due:
07/31/2026
A first-time blood donor who insists they’re totally fine - despite clearly being terrified of needles. Plays everything straight to camera while physically unraveling: white-knuckle grip on the armrest, forced calm breathing, and the occasional suppressed shriek. Strong physical comedy required. N... [See More]
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Submissions Due:
07/31/2026
Still convinced it’s a plasma donation. Delivers lines with confused deadpan sincerity, confidently misunderstanding the situation. Comedy comes from unwavering belief despite obvious contradictions.