On-Camera Actor
Apply nowWe're building a roster of Utah actors for the videos we make with B2B software companies — one person at a desk, explaining how something works.
Ongoing and non-exclusive: when a project fits you, we send the brief, the script, and the rate. Shoots are a few hours at our studio in downtown Salt Lake City, with a teleprompter and a director in the room. Ages 25 to 50, any gender. No credits needed — we cast on the tape.
What we're looking for
- Confident on camera, and settled there
- Able to make a written script sound like your own words
- Comfortable on a teleprompter without the reading tell
- Happy to underplay it — our work calls for less, not more
Your audition
Film yourself saying these two lines, then paste the link below.
Most teams don't realize their onboarding data is already telling them who's about to churn — it's just sitting in three different tools.
So let me show you how to pull it into one view, and what to actually do with it once you can see it.
How to say it
- Casual expert-led advice. You're explaining something to a smart colleague, not presenting to a room.
- Calm, not energetic. The most common reason we pass on a tape is overacting.
- Land the first line, then let it breathe before the second.
How to film it
- Your phone, propped against something. Horizontal, chest-up, eye level.
- Sitting at a desk is ideal, standing is fine. Quiet room, light on your face.
- Say your name and where in Utah you are, then the script. Under a minute, one take.
No editing, no gear, no perfect take. If it's watchable and we can hear you, it counts.
Send us your tape.
We watch every one ourselves and reply either way.
Application received.
Thanks — we've got it. We watch every tape ourselves and reply either way. If it's a fit, we'll add you to our roster and get in touch when a project matches.