Casting Alert: NBA All-Star Live Event and SAG-AFTRA Music Video!

Casting Alert

February 5, 2026 | Steffanie Bradley

Current opportunities include an NBA All-Star live event and SAG-AFTRA music video. If you fit the descriptions and want to experience dynamic sets, give it a go!

For more opportunities, visit Casting Billboard^®, where new roles are released every day!

Talent Needed for NBA All-Star Weekend Live Event!

The NBA All-Star Weekend live event is now casting talent.

Role being cast:

Stand Ins: Any gender. Any ethnic appearance. Ages 18-65.

Rate:

$100/4HRS

Work Location: Los Angeles, CA

Deadline: February 15, 2026

Be A Part of This SAG-AFTRA Music Video!

Lights, camera, beats! This SAG-AFTRA music video is looking for talent.

Role being cast:

Gala Background: Any gender. Any ethnic appearance. Ages 18-90. Everyone needs to be available all day.

Rate:

$500/12HRS

Work Location: Los Angeles, CA

Deadline: March 13, 2026

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