Free Web Design Performative Project - Casting Actors / Performers
Williamsburg Productions is seeking 5-8 equity and non-equity actors and performers for a performative trade project. Talent will perform from a script in exchange for a free professional industry-standard website built by the company. The performance will be used for social media and promotional purposes.
We encourage submissions from actors of all races, ethnicities, genders, ages, body types, and physical abilities. Actors local to the New York 5 boroughs are encouraged to apply, though out-of-state submissions are welcome.
Singers are preferred but not mandatory. Also seeking actors, dancers, and choreographers. Auditions will be conducted via Zoom, where performers may be required to perform from a script.
Please review the company's portfolio websites to understand the project scope and the professional caliber of websites that will be created for cast performers.
To be considered, email michael.arthur@newschool.edu or text (201) 380-1019.
Project Duration: October 15, 2026 - December 31, 2026 Union Status: Non-Union
New York City, Brooklyn, NY, US
Project dates · 2026-10-15 – 2026-12-31
$200–$800 per day, depending on scope and number of days. Multi-day engagements adjusted accordingly. Compensation includes free professional industry standard website design.
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