Jordan
About the Job
Jordan is a fearless, unbothered 8-year-old boy who wanders onto a live charity telethon set mid-crisis. He's naturally charismatic and completely unintimidated by adults or cameras — he's eating snacks, talking back, and stealing the scene without trying. The role requires a child who can take direction (sitting on a stranger's lap, squeezing his eyes shut, wandering "blind" across a set) while staying genuine and reactive. Physical comedy instincts are a plus. No scripted lines beyond a few short, spontaneous-feeling exchanges. We are doing the eight-page scene in one take, so it will require rehearsal and several takes. It could be an up-to eight hour day.
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