Recurring Court Show
Television Series
Non Union
Roles For This Project
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Submissions Due:
06/10/2026
Plaintiff: Jasmine Reed, 31, African American, is a marketing coordinator who describes herself as kindhearted, conflict avoidant, and emotionally overwhelmed.
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Television Series
$20/hour NU
Trans Woman
Los Angeles
25 - 30
Non Union
Television Series
Submissions Due:
06/09/2026
Plaintiff: Tina Ashford, African-American, Trans, 29, Real Estate Coordinator.
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Submissions Due:
06/09/2026
Plaintiff: Shawn Williams; 40s, African American; an experienced barber with a keen eye and great attention to detail
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Submissions Due:
06/04/2026
Defendant: Danielle Hughes, 39, African American, is a successful marketing executive and single mother trying to balance an intense corporate career while raising her emotionally troubled 8 year old son after the death of her husband.
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Submissions Due:
06/04/2026
Plaintiff: Walter Hughes, 72, African American, is a retired aerospace engineer and widower who spent decades providing for his family after losing his wife at a young age.
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Submissions Due:
06/04/2026
Plaintiff: April Carmon. 60-80, white, April is known for her integrity and practical outlook, yet she isn't entirely immune to the allure of social hearsay
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Submissions Due:
06/04/2026
Plaintiff Description: Leonard “Len” Doherty, 60s - 70s, white- sentimental, stubborn, proud, sensitive, territorial; grieving widower who lost his wife less than a year ago (helpful to have an actor with strong emotional range)
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Submissions Due:
06/03/2026
Defendant: Reggie Brown. 20-50, African-American. Reggie is sharp, suggestive, and cuttingly sincere; he skips the subtext, leading with wit and ending with the cold truth.
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Television Series
$20/hour NU
Woman
Los Angeles
50 - 70
Non Union
Television Series
Submissions Due:
06/03/2026
Plaintiff: Michelle Stanton. 50-70, African-American, Michelle is old-school grit and high-voltage comebacks. A ride-or-die with a sixth sense, she owns every space she steps into.
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Submissions Due:
06/02/2026
Plaintiff: Vanessa Carter, 36, African American, is a compassionate elementary school teacher and devoted stepmother who has helped raise her twelve year old stepson, Travis, for the past five years.
More Roles For This Project
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Submissions Due:
06/10/2026
Plaintiff: Jasmine Reed, 31, African American, is a marketing coordinator who describes herself as kindhearted, conflict avoidant, and emotionally overwhelmed.
-
Submissions Due:
06/09/2026
Plaintiff: Tina Ashford, African-American, Trans, 29, Real Estate Coordinator.
-
Submissions Due:
06/09/2026
Plaintiff: Shawn Williams; 40s, African American; an experienced barber with a keen eye and great attention to detail
-
Submissions Due:
06/04/2026
Defendant: Danielle Hughes, 39, African American, is a successful marketing executive and single mother trying to balance an intense corporate career while raising her emotionally troubled 8 year old son after the death of her husband.
-
Submissions Due:
06/04/2026
Plaintiff: Walter Hughes, 72, African American, is a retired aerospace engineer and widower who spent decades providing for his family after losing his wife at a young age.
-
Submissions Due:
06/04/2026
Plaintiff: April Carmon. 60-80, white, April is known for her integrity and practical outlook, yet she isn't entirely immune to the allure of social hearsay
-
Submissions Due:
06/04/2026
Plaintiff Description: Leonard “Len” Doherty, 60s - 70s, white- sentimental, stubborn, proud, sensitive, territorial; grieving widower who lost his wife less than a year ago (helpful to have an actor with strong emotional range)
-
Submissions Due:
06/03/2026
Defendant: Reggie Brown. 20-50, African-American. Reggie is sharp, suggestive, and cuttingly sincere; he skips the subtext, leading with wit and ending with the cold truth.
-
Submissions Due:
06/03/2026
Plaintiff: Michelle Stanton. 50-70, African-American, Michelle is old-school grit and high-voltage comebacks. A ride-or-die with a sixth sense, she owns every space she steps into.
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Submissions Due:
06/02/2026
Plaintiff: Vanessa Carter, 36, African American, is a compassionate elementary school teacher and devoted stepmother who has helped raise her twelve year old stepson, Travis, for the past five years.
