Casting Call for People with Disabilities

  
Milo Casting is having another casting call, looking for people with disabilities. This is for the Accessibility Ontario campaign. If you're selected, the pay's pretty good. Please tell everyone you know!


MILO CASTING INC. IS SEEKING
PEOPLE WITH DISABILITIES TO PARTICIPATE IN PHOTO SHOOTS TO PROMOTE ACCESSIBILITY IN ONTARIO


Milo Casting Inc. is seeking males and females of all backgrounds, ages (18 years and over), and disabilities, both visible and non-visible, to promote accessibility in Ontario.

MUST BE AVAILABLE FOR THE FOLLOWING DATES:

Audition Date: May 10th or May 11th at your convenience

Shoot Date: Some time during June (Talent required for one day only)
  

Those chosen for the campaign will be financially compensated


YOU MUST BOOK AN APPOINTMENT FOR AN AUDITION.
IF INTERESTED, PLEASE EMAIL info@milocasting.com THE FOLLOWING:


i) YOUR NAME, AGE AND ETHNICITY
ii) A BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF YOUR PARTICULAR DISABILITY
iii) PHOTOS OF YOURSELF - LIMIT OF (3), EACH UNDER 50 K IN SIZE
iV) ALL YOUR PRIMARY & SECONDARY CONTACT INFORMATION


ANY QUESTIONS OR CONCERNS? PLEASE PHONE: 416.360.0336 ext. 234

**YOU WILL NOT BE COMPENSATED FOR THE AUDITION
**YOU MUST BE LEGALLY ENTITLED TO WORK IN CANADA
** IF YOU ARE REPRESENTED BY AN AGENT PLEASE ALLOW THEM TO SUBMIT YOU FOR THIS PROJECT

60 SUMACH ST / 2ND FLOOR / TORONTO, ON M5A 3J7 / T: 416 360 0336 / F: 416 360 0465
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