Moxie Is Seeking Actors For Buzzfeed-Style Comedic Interview

If you’re comfortable in front of a camera and have the type of personality that works well in comedy, this may be an opportunity for you. Marketing agency Moxie is looking to hire two people to do a comedic interview in the style of Buzzfeed. The shoot dates are April 19 and 20.

Check out the deets below:

Company: Moxie
Project: Social Media, Two Person Comedic Interview. (Buzzfeed Style Video)
Position: Non-Union, Paid
Location: Atlanta
Shoot Dates: April 19-20

Casting talent for the following roles:

Video 1:
[College Student]
Male
AA/Asian/Hispanic
Age: 18-22
Character Traits: Energetic, Confident, Warm, Approachable

[Young Professional]
Female
AA/Asian/Hispanic
Age: 24-30
Character Traits: Caring, Confident, Direct

Video 2:
[College Freshman]
Female
African American
Age: 18-22
Character Traits: High Energy, Charismatic, Impressionable

[Junior Data Analyst]
Female
Character Traits: Empathetic, Self-Assured, Caring
African American
Age: 25-30

Video 3:
[College Student]
Male
AA/Asian
Age: 18-22
Character Traits: Playful, Confident, Enthusiastic, Queer Identifying character*

[Freelancer]
Male
AA/Asian
Age: 25-28
Character Traits: Straightforward, Reserved, Likeable, Queer Identifying character*

Please send recent headshots and the role you’re interested in to: Jessica.white@moxieusa.com
Subject Line: Student VS

Auditions and in Person Casting will be held on March 29-30 2018.

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