Ascend Federal Credit Union
Commercial
Non Union
Roles For This Project
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Submissions Due:
04/03/2026
Confident, independent, slightly rebellious teen girl who is itching to get on the road and knows how to tug at Dad’s heartstrings. Comedic improv ability to try and navigate the awkwardness between Dad and Boyfriend.
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Commercial
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Man, Non-Binary Pers...
Gender:
Man, Non-Binary Person
Atlanta
40 - 59
Non Union
Commercial
Submissions Due:
04/03/2026
He’s the guy who desperately wants to be at the forefront of every trend and every get-rich-quick scheme, but things always go wrong for him. His performance is essentially a full-blown panic attack that has a comedic edge to it so we don’t feel like we’re kicking the guy when he’s down; he’s a lo... [See More]
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Submissions Due:
04/03/2026
Warm and likeable, but still protective of his girl. Background in comedy/improv is preferred. Able to quickly and naturally change expressions from angst to confidence.
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Submissions Due:
04/03/2026
Has that classic John Hughes movie “bad boy” look. Great comedic improv ability to communicate character flaws with simple posture/attitude as he tries to lean against the car and look cool.
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Submissions Due:
04/03/2026
A corporate banker. Must have a background in comedy/improv as he grabs for every last piece of the check like a piranha.
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Submissions Due:
04/03/2026
Sincere and likeable. Must be able to convey disappointment with subtle expressions, and can quickly & naturally change expressions from dismay to satisfaction. Must have a background in comedy/improv.
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Submissions Due:
04/03/2026
A young, eager, first-time homebuyer who faces challenges with a sense of optimism and humor. Must have a background in comedy/improv to react to the neighbor in a humorous way that deescalates the situation. Able to quickly and naturally change expressions from stressed to relaxed.
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Submissions Due:
04/03/2026
The one in the neighborhood who has to get involved in everything; she’s a stickler for the rules, as long as those rules apply to someone else. Must have a background in comedy/improv to awkwardly head off in shame. Effortlessly conveys comedic disapproval.
More Roles For This Project
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Submissions Due:
04/03/2026
Confident, independent, slightly rebellious teen girl who is itching to get on the road and knows how to tug at Dad’s heartstrings. Comedic improv ability to try and navigate the awkwardness between Dad and Boyfriend.
-
Submissions Due:
04/03/2026
He’s the guy who desperately wants to be at the forefront of every trend and every get-rich-quick scheme, but things always go wrong for him. His performance is essentially a full-blown panic attack that has a comedic edge to it so we don’t feel like we’re kicking the guy when he’s down; he’s a lo... [See More]
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Submissions Due:
04/03/2026
Warm and likeable, but still protective of his girl. Background in comedy/improv is preferred. Able to quickly and naturally change expressions from angst to confidence.
-
Submissions Due:
04/03/2026
Has that classic John Hughes movie “bad boy” look. Great comedic improv ability to communicate character flaws with simple posture/attitude as he tries to lean against the car and look cool.
-
Submissions Due:
04/03/2026
A corporate banker. Must have a background in comedy/improv as he grabs for every last piece of the check like a piranha.
-
Submissions Due:
04/03/2026
Sincere and likeable. Must be able to convey disappointment with subtle expressions, and can quickly & naturally change expressions from dismay to satisfaction. Must have a background in comedy/improv.
-
Submissions Due:
04/03/2026
A young, eager, first-time homebuyer who faces challenges with a sense of optimism and humor. Must have a background in comedy/improv to react to the neighbor in a humorous way that deescalates the situation. Able to quickly and naturally change expressions from stressed to relaxed.
-
Submissions Due:
04/03/2026
The one in the neighborhood who has to get involved in everything; she’s a stickler for the rules, as long as those rules apply to someone else. Must have a background in comedy/improv to awkwardly head off in shame. Effortlessly conveys comedic disapproval.
