Casting Call for Male Bicycle Riders for TV Commercial
Job Description
A major TV commercial is now hiring male bicycle riders between the ages of 40–50 for a featured shoot. This role is specifically for MAMILs—Middle-Aged Men in Lycra—who actively ride or own a bicycle. If you’re comfortable on two wheels, confident in front of a camera, and based in Sydney, this is your chance to appear in a high-profile commercial and get paid well for your time.
Job Responsibilities
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Participate in on-camera scenes involving bicycle riding
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Follow on-set directions to perform simple, natural actions
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Represent a relatable, active lifestyle in commercial scenes
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Maintain a professional and punctual attitude during production
Requirements
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Male, ages 40–50
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Must own and/or actively ride a bicycle
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Comfortable wearing cycling attire (Lycra) on camera
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Must be based in Sydney and available for the shoot
Compensation
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$1500 flat rate per selected talent
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Paid appearance in a national TV commercial
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