Greenpeace Taiwan Fundraising ad

Actor is needed in taipei, Taiwan.

I am looking for a male actor aged between 40-65 with strong voice acting skills for a Greenpeace Taiwan fundraising advertisement. The actor will be required to deliver a few lines naturally to the camera, showcasing empathy and persuasive speaking ability. The project involves a shoot in Taipei over a day or two, along with a follow-up voiceover session.

The ideal candidate should be able to present a thoughtful and emotional connection to the script while engaging with the camera. There will be various types of shots, including close-ups and wider shots that capture the actor in a natural setting, so a relaxed demeanor is important. The final footage should be filmed in high quality, allowing for creative editing options.

Can you provide examples of your preferred style?
Piece to camera (supporter A only)

Delivery of the script to camera. Only a few lines of the script need to be delivered directly to camera (see updated storyboard with these lines highlighted).

PTC – sync-sound – 25fps – 3/4 shot
● 3/4 shot to allow for more of the context https://www.pond5.com/stock-footage/item/121198211-happy-farmer-talking-something-camera-gestures-field
● Provided this is filmed in 4k we can push in to a mid-shot if required in post
● Encourage natural, persuasive, emotive delivery, speaking directly to camera

PTC – tight shot
● Tight shot to create greater connection and intensity https://www.pond5.com/stock-footage/item/93672824-beautiful-girl-talking-camera-beautiful-park
● Having the same lines recorded with tighter framing will also allow variety in the edit
● Same delivery

‘Supporter A’ walking in nature (50 fps)
● Thoughtful expression, relaxed pace
● Camera moves with him/her

Close up – 50fps (or higher) – looking to camera
● Shot 1 – continuous eye contact with lateral camera move for a sense of motion
● Shot 2 – as above but with a look to camera (please try to avoid this being too exaggerated/unnatural)

Mid shot – 50fps (or higher) – looking to camera
● Shot 3 – continuous eye contact with lateral camera move for a sense of motion
● Shot 4 – as above but with a look to camera (please try to avoid this being too exaggerated/unnatural)

Wide/mid shot – 50fps (or higher) – not looking to camera
● Setting is visible, this is a contextual shot showing the model thoughtful in nature
● Shot 5 – not looking to camera – example 1, example 2

In what capacity are you hiring?
For a client or customer

Where are you in the hiring process?
I’m ready to make a paid hire

What type of work is this?
Single job

What experience level is needed?
Mid-level (Industry Average): $35-75