Macular Eye Diseases
Other
Non Union
This is research casting for people who experience central vision loss, which can result from a range of eye conditions, including Macular Degeneration (Wet or Dry AMD), Diabetic Retinopathy, Stargardt Disease, Central Serous Chorioretinopathy (CSC), and other macular‑related diagnoses.
Roles For This Project
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Man, Woman, Non-Bina...
Gender:
Man, Woman, Non-Binary Person, Trans Man, Trans Woman
Seattle
25 - 85
Non Union
Other
Submissions Due:
03/25/2026
BLACK or HISPANIC Adults who have vision issues that result in CENTRAL VISION LOSS: Central vision loss means you can’t clearly see what’s right in front of you. The CENTER of your eyesight becomes blurry, dark, or missing, making it hard to read, recognize faces, or see fine details — even thou... [See More]
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Other
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Man, Woman, Non-Bina...
Gender:
Man, Woman, Non-Binary Person, Trans Man, Trans Woman
Los Angeles
30 - 80
Non Union
Other
Submissions Due:
03/18/2026
Los Angeles Locals 30-80 years who currently have the following EYE issues. Central Vision Loss: When the center of what you’re looking at is blurry or wavy, or has a back or gray area preventing you from reading clearly. Central Vision Loss can be caused by many illnesses, including • Macula... [See More]
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Other
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Man, Woman, Non-Bina...
Gender:
Man, Woman, Non-Binary Person, Trans Man, Trans Woman
Seattle
65 - 85
Non Union
Other
Submissions Due:
03/18/2026
This casting is for people with vision conditions and eye issues that result in Central Vision Loss—when the center of what you’re looking at becomes blurry, distorted, or missing while your peripheral vision stays relatively clear. Central Vision Loss can be caused by Macular Degeneration (Wet or... [See More]
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Submissions Due:
03/17/2026
This casting is for people with macular conditions and other eye issues that result in Central Vision Loss—when the center of what you’re looking at becomes blurry, distorted, or missing while your peripheral vision stays relatively clear. Central Vision Loss can be caused by Macular Degeneration (... [See More]
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Submissions Due:
03/17/2026
This casting is for people with macular conditions and other eye issues that result in Central Vision Loss—when the center of what you’re looking at becomes blurry, distorted, or missing while your peripheral vision stays relatively clear. Central Vision Loss can be caused by Macular Degeneration (... [See More]
More Roles For This Project
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Submissions Due:
03/25/2026
BLACK or HISPANIC Adults who have vision issues that result in CENTRAL VISION LOSS: Central vision loss means you can’t clearly see what’s right in front of you. The CENTER of your eyesight becomes blurry, dark, or missing, making it hard to read, recognize faces, or see fine details — even thou... [See More]
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Submissions Due:
03/18/2026
Los Angeles Locals 30-80 years who currently have the following EYE issues. Central Vision Loss: When the center of what you’re looking at is blurry or wavy, or has a back or gray area preventing you from reading clearly. Central Vision Loss can be caused by many illnesses, including • Macula... [See More]
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Submissions Due:
03/18/2026
This casting is for people with vision conditions and eye issues that result in Central Vision Loss—when the center of what you’re looking at becomes blurry, distorted, or missing while your peripheral vision stays relatively clear. Central Vision Loss can be caused by Macular Degeneration (Wet or... [See More]
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Submissions Due:
03/17/2026
This casting is for people with macular conditions and other eye issues that result in Central Vision Loss—when the center of what you’re looking at becomes blurry, distorted, or missing while your peripheral vision stays relatively clear. Central Vision Loss can be caused by Macular Degeneration (... [See More]
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Submissions Due:
03/17/2026
This casting is for people with macular conditions and other eye issues that result in Central Vision Loss—when the center of what you’re looking at becomes blurry, distorted, or missing while your peripheral vision stays relatively clear. Central Vision Loss can be caused by Macular Degeneration (... [See More]
