One Zonda
Short Video
Non Union
Los Angeles
A short video (approx. 1:30 in length) that communicates all of the tools and resources that Zonda provides new home builders across the US. We are telling the "product" story through a family that experiences the benefits. Mainly a family has used these Zonda tools (via the builder they select) and has achieved homeownership.
Roles For This Project
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Short Video
$100/hour, 2 hour mi...
Role Rate:
$100/hour, 2 hour minumim
Man
Los Angeles
35 - 43
Non Union
Short Video
Submissions Due:
04/10/2026
This role plays the husband/father who enters the family's brand new home. Includes entering a home, satisfaction with their new surroundings, settling into couch with wife and family. **** Open on the emotional payoff — the human result of everything the homebuilding industry does. The audience do... [See More]
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Short Video
$100/hour, 2 hour mi...
Role Rate:
$100/hour, 2 hour minumim
Woman
Los Angeles
30 - 40
Non Union
Short Video
Submissions Due:
04/10/2026
Playing a wife/mother. Open on the emotional payoff — the human result of everything the homebuilding industry does. The audience doesn’t yet know how the family got here. VISUAL DIRECTION A front door. Afternoon light cutting across the threshold. A key in a lock. The door swings open. School-ag... [See More]
Roles For This Project
-
Short Video
$100/hour, 2 hour mi...
Role Rate:
$100/hour, 2 hour minumim
Los Angeles
Non Union
Submissions Due:
04/10/2026
This role plays the husband/father who enters the family's brand new home. Includes entering a home, satisfaction with their new surroundings, settling into couch with wife and family. **** Open on the emotional payoff — the human result of everything the homebuilding industry does. The audience do... [See More]
-
Short Video
$100/hour, 2 hour mi...
Role Rate:
$100/hour, 2 hour minumim
Los Angeles
Non Union
Submissions Due:
04/10/2026
Playing a wife/mother. Open on the emotional payoff — the human result of everything the homebuilding industry does. The audience doesn’t yet know how the family got here. VISUAL DIRECTION A front door. Afternoon light cutting across the threshold. A key in a lock. The door swings open. School-ag... [See More]
