Game Day
New York City
Project Details
A short documentary-spec commercial crossover about what game day really means to the people who live for it. Less about the sport, more about the ritual, the community, and the tradition of showing up for the people you watch with. Three scenes: a stranger watching a game on their phone at a bus stop as a crowd slowly gathers around them; a multigenerational family watch party at home; and a neighborhood block party that grows as neighbors filter in from the block. Voiceover from real sports fans threads the scenes together into an anthem about connection, belonging, and the weekly ritual that brings people back every time.
Roles For This Project
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Short Film
Family Watch Party Dad
70
Man
New York City
40 - 60
Non Union
Short Film
Submissions Due:
09/07/2026
Background for family watch party scene. Actions could include reacting to the game on TV, jumping up and cheering, tossing or spiking a football, laughing and talking with other family members.
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Short Film
Grandma
70
Woman
New York City
60 - 80
Non Union
Short Film
Submissions Due:
09/07/2026
Grandma who is teaching her grandson the rules of the game. Warm and maternal with some goofy/playful energy. Non-speaking; production will capture natural moments, conversations, and playful interactions.
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Short Film
Bus Stop Fans
70
Woman
New York City
40 - 60
Non Union
Short Film
Submissions Due:
09/07/2026
Background for bus stop fan club scene. Actions could include cheering, jumping up and down, hugging other fans, laughing and talking with other fans.
Similar Roles
Roles For This Project
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Submissions Due:
09/07/2026
Background for family watch party scene. Actions could include reacting to the game on TV, jumping up and cheering, tossing or spiking a football, laughing and talking with other family members.
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Submissions Due:
09/07/2026
Background for bus stop fan club scene. Actions could include cheering, jumping up and down, hugging other fans, laughing and talking with other fans.