PROJECT DETAILS

Get Back To The Rest Of Your Day

Commercial

Non Union

Los Angeles

Synopsis:

A :30 commercial for Gosford Village, a shopping center in Bakersfield. The spot follows one featured customer, a mom getting out of the house to knock out a short list of everyday errands in one stop. Each moment is a simple visual shorthand for getting something done, such as finishing a haircut, picking up food, or carrying shopping bags. The tone is upbeat, clean, and approachable.

Roles For This Project

Commercial

Mom / Featured Customer

$500 Flat Woman Los Angeles 28 - 42 Non Union Commercial

Submissions Due: 05/13/2026

Relatable mom getting out of the house to run errands at Gosford Village. Warm, natural, and believable on camera. Hispanic or mixed ethnicity preferred. Non-speaking lifestyle role involving simple actions like walking through the center, checking a phone, carrying shopping bags, receiving food or ... [See More]

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Project Notes

Seeking female talent, late 20s to early 40s, to play a relatable mom running errands. Hispanic or mixed ethnicity preferred. This is a non-speaking lifestyle role, so talent should feel natural, warm, and comfortable on camera. Scenes may include walking through the shopping center, checking a phone, carrying shopping bags, receiving food or retail items, and interacting briefly with store employees. Wardrobe should feel casual and polished, like a normal day out running errands. Shoot is expected to be one production day in Bakersfield. Final usage is for a :30 CTV commercial and related digital advertising for Gosford Village.

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Commercial

Mom / Featured Customer

$500 Flat Los Angeles Non Union

Submissions Due: 05/13/2026

Relatable mom getting out of the house to run errands at Gosford Village. Warm, natural, and believable on camera. Hispanic or mixed ethnicity preferred. Non-speaking lifestyle role involving simple actions like walking through the center, checking a phone, carrying shopping bags, receiving food or ... [See More]

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