Talent for TV Show Just the Job

16 February 2010

Organisation/person name:

Dave Mason Productions

Work type:

Casual

Work classification:

Acting

Job description:

We're looking for High School students aged between 16 & 18yrs wanting to play the main role in a TV2 show about careers.

The show is called Just the Job, you can view series 4 episodes on TVNZ on demand, keyword: Just the Job.

Episodes are being shot all over the country; Auckland, Wellington, Christchurch, New Plymouth, Levin, Rotorua, Dunedin, Hamilton, West Coast of the South Island, etc. from the 8th of March to the start of June.

The 'student' would need to be available for 2 days. Transport and Food supplied.

Please supply a 'head shot' & 'full shot' photo with the application.

Download the application form attached below

Opportunity location:

Auckland, Wellington, Christchurch, etc

Key skills sought:

Acting

This opportunity is:

Unpaid

Salary low $:

Salary high $:

Closing date:

Tuesday, 2 March 2010

Contact details:

Please fill out the application attached and return to:

Fax: 09 810 7242, or PO Box 45 Waitakere 0660, or email marcus.palmer@slingshot.co.nz Phone 09 810 7241, 021 752 378,

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