Project Description
Looking for middle age male actors for TVC ad shoot.
Artists must be good looking and have good acting/modeling/singing skills.
Age -28-35
Location -Mumbai
Fresher/experienced both may apply.
Budget – based on profile.
Roles
Middle Age Male Actor Required For TVC Ad Shoot
Male, 28-30 Yrs
Actor, Model
Looking for middle age male actors for TVC ad shoot.
Artists must be good looking and have good acting/modeling/singing skills.
Age -28-35
Location -Mumbai
Fresher/experienced both may apply.
Budget – based on profile.
Role type:
Expertise
Acting
Shoot Location
Mumbai
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