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Local Actors
Your ticket to a leading role in a global vertical drama
What's in it for you
What's in it for you
Talent fees
We treat actors as valued colleagues, not just "staff." For every project, we sign a formal contract that clearly outlines your fee, rights, and responsibilities. You’ll get paid professionally for your craft while working on our set.
Portfolio & PR
Boost your career globally. Get a high-quality showreel straight from our sets to upgrade your portfolio. Beyond the screen, you’ll star in our BTS content and series promos. It’s your chance to build an international fanbase while filming right here in Ukraine.
Comfort first
You bring the talent, we take care of the comfort. We provide transport to and from the set, with catering and snacks. Our speech coaches will work with you before filming to perfect your delivery and lines. Focus on the scene, we’ll handle the rest.
Longterm Partnership
We prefer to work long-term, once it's a professional match. We have an in-house actors agency that represents talents and works on its acting skills improvement.
Are you our next lead?
Who we are looking for
Who we are looking for
English level: minimum Intermediate level & confident pronunciation
Professional mindset: a collaborative spirit & desire to grow
What you'll need to apply
Recent English self-tapes to show your acting experience and pronunciation
Recent English self-tapes to show your acting experience and pronunciation
Your resume with your professional skills and experience
Your resume with your professional skills and experience
Your professional acting photos
Your professional acting photos
A new global standard
Vertical series are the native language of the modern viewer. A dynamic new era of screen acting is here.
THE FORMAT. Complete dramatic stories told through seasons of up to 70 addictive, 1-minute episodes.
THE INDUSTRY. A growing ecosystem complete with its own superstars, distinct acting rules, and exclusive events.
THE EDGE. While major US studios are only beginning to explore this space, AMO Pictures are at the forefront. Join us to master the format first.
Vertical series are the native language of the modern viewer. A dynamic new era of screen acting is here.
THE FORMAT. Complete dramatic stories told through seasons of up to 70 addictive, 1-minute episodes.
THE INDUSTRY. A growing ecosystem complete with its own superstars, distinct acting rules, and exclusive events.
THE EDGE. While major US studios are only beginning to explore this space, AMO Pictures are at the forefront. Join us to master the format first.
AMO Pictures: a global vertical powerhouse
70+
series shoot in 2025
2k+
episodes in total
1B
views per month
150
new series to produce in 2026
6-7
series to shoot
every month3B
views expected
AMO Pictures has built a complete ecosystem for vertical drama. We are a full-cycle production with 12 in-house filming units, a dedicated scriptwriting department, and global distribution reaching billions.
You will work with a professional crew that cares about the final result, the narrative, and your experience. Join us to be the face of our upcoming original series premiering on the world's biggest platforms and our own apps.
AMO Pictures has built a complete ecosystem for vertical drama. We are a full-cycle production with 12 in-house filming units, a dedicated scriptwriting department, and global distribution reaching billions.
You will work with a professional crew that cares about the final result, the narrative, and your experience. Join us to be the face of our upcoming original series premiering on the world's biggest platforms and our own apps.
They shine with us
Ukrainian talent shares their experience filming with AMO Pictures
Ukrainian talent shares their experience filming with AMO Pictures
Kyle Fragnoli
🇺🇸 USA
Kyle Fragnoli
🇺🇸 USA
Noel Salblix
🇸🇪 Sweden
Noel Salblix
🇸🇪 Sweden
Marс Schöttner
🇩🇪 Germany
Marс Schöttner
🇩🇪 Germany
Jaqueline Van Eijk
🇳🇱 Netherlands
Jaqueline Van Eijk
🇳🇱 Netherlands
Pierre Longer
🇫🇷 France
Pierre Longer
🇫🇷 France
Here's how everything will go
1
You apply
Start by filling out our simple online application. Submit your headshots, showreel and resume so our casting team can review your profile.
2
We review
If you are a match, we add you to our talent database. When a role fits, we invite you to a callback. Once approved, you receive a clear offer with your fee and contract
3
We organize everything
We handle all the details for your comfort. We cover taxi fares, order food for you on set, select costumes/makeup, and provide you with a speech coach.
4
You shine
Time to act. Work on professional sets and we provide a supportive environment for you to deliver powerful performances in multiple series.
You won’t walk alone
Anna is your first point of contact for cooperation.
She is here to answer all your questions, help you get started, and add you to our database.
Anna is your first point of contact for cooperation.
She is here to answer all your questions, help you get started, and add you to our database.
Anna R. Shelest
Anna R. Shelest
Anna R. Shelest
Local Cast Coordinator AMO Pictures
Local Cast Coordinator AMO Pictures
FAQ
When will I start filming?
Our cameras are always rolling! Because we produce so much content, your profile is constantly being matched with new scripts. While every role depends on the specific needs of a story, your next big opportunity is always just one script away. We’ll reach out the moment we find the perfect character for you.
When will I start filming?
Our cameras are always rolling! Because we produce so much content, your profile is constantly being matched with new scripts. While every role depends on the specific needs of a story, your next big opportunity is always just one script away. We’ll reach out the moment we find the perfect character for you.
What are my terms of cooperation?
You’ll always have full clarity. For every project, you receive a personal contract that clearly outlines your fee, rights, and responsibilities. We believe in a tailored approach. If a project has unique requirements, we’ll discuss them with you individually to ensure the terms work for both sides.
What are my terms of cooperation?
You’ll always have full clarity. For every project, you receive a personal contract that clearly outlines your fee, rights, and responsibilities. We believe in a tailored approach. If a project has unique requirements, we’ll discuss them with you individually to ensure the terms work for both sides.
Who will reach out to me?
When a role fits your profile, our casting team will contact you directly with a complete offer. You’ll get the script to dive into the context, the filming dates for your schedule, and the professional fee. Our goal is to give you all the details you need to confidently say "Yes" to the role.
Who will reach out to me?
When a role fits your profile, our casting team will contact you directly with a complete offer. You’ll get the script to dive into the context, the filming dates for your schedule, and the professional fee. Our goal is to give you all the details you need to confidently say "Yes" to the role.
What if I don't have English self-tapes yet?
This is your chance to shine! Don't let a lack of footage stop you. Simply grab a short monologue from sites like Daily Actor or Backstage, record a quick take with your phone, and share the link. We’re looking for your raw talent and how you connect with the text, not a perfect Hollywood accent.
What if I don't have English self-tapes yet?
This is your chance to shine! Don't let a lack of footage stop you. Simply grab a short monologue from sites like Daily Actor or Backstage, record a quick take with your phone, and share the link. We’re looking for your raw talent and how you connect with the text, not a perfect Hollywood accent.
How to record Self Introduction? What is it?
A Video Slate is the primary tool for initial screening. Its purpose is the objective demonstration of the actor's physical attributes, vocal skills, casting type, and natural on-camera presence.
1. Content and Structure
The introduction should be concise and include the following:
Identification: Full name and current age (or age range).
Professional Background: Education (Drama School/University, Studio) and key credits in film or theater.
Physical Parameters: Height and any notable features (tattoos, piercings).
Special Skills: Fluency in foreign languages, driving licenses, sports, vocals, or dance.
Personal Note: A brief "about me" comment to showcase temperament and natural speech outside of a script.
2. Technical Standards
Adherence to these parameters is mandatory for professional database compatibility:
Orientation: Landscape (Horizontal) only. Vertical videos (9:16) are unsuitable for professional review.
Composition: Medium Close Up (MCU — chest up). Ensure slight "headroom" above the head for visual balance.
Duration: The video must not exceed 90–120 seconds.
Visual Environment: * Background: Solid, neutral color (grey, beige, or blue) that does not clash with skin tone or clothing.
Attire: Solid colors. Avoid busy patterns, logos, or stripes that cause "moiré" (visual flickering).
How to record Self Introduction? What is it?
A Video Slate is the primary tool for initial screening. Its purpose is the objective demonstration of the actor's physical attributes, vocal skills, casting type, and natural on-camera presence.
1. Content and Structure
The introduction should be concise and include the following:
Identification: Full name and current age (or age range).
Professional Background: Education (Drama School/University, Studio) and key credits in film or theater.
Physical Parameters: Height and any notable features (tattoos, piercings).
Special Skills: Fluency in foreign languages, driving licenses, sports, vocals, or dance.
Personal Note: A brief "about me" comment to showcase temperament and natural speech outside of a script.
2. Technical Standards
Adherence to these parameters is mandatory for professional database compatibility:
Orientation: Landscape (Horizontal) only. Vertical videos (9:16) are unsuitable for professional review.
Composition: Medium Close Up (MCU — chest up). Ensure slight "headroom" above the head for visual balance.
Duration: The video must not exceed 90–120 seconds.
Visual Environment: * Background: Solid, neutral color (grey, beige, or blue) that does not clash with skin tone or clothing.
Attire: Solid colors. Avoid busy patterns, logos, or stripes that cause "moiré" (visual flickering).
How to record Self tapes? What is it?
A Self-Tape is a creative audition evaluated by both acting performance and the actor's ability to organize a professional workflow.
1. Technical Setup
Frame Orientation: Horizontal (16:9 aspect ratio).
Framing: Medium Shot (MS — waist up) or Medium Close Up (MCU — chest up). Your eyes and facial expressions must be clearly visible.
Lighting: Even, soft light directed at the face. Avoid harsh shadows or backlighting (do not film in front of a window).
Audio: Clear and intelligible. The actor’s voice must remain dominant over the reader’s voice.
2. Performance and Eye-line
Eye-line: Do not look directly into the lens. Choose a focal point slightly to the left or right of the camera at eye level to simulate a scene partner.
The Reader: Utilize a partner to read off-camera lines. The reader should deliver lines flatly and at a lower volume to keep the focus on the actor.
Wardrobe: Attire should suggest the character’s essence without becoming a "costume." Keep it professional and non-distracting.
3. File Structure and Labeling
Takes: Provide two contrasting takes (e.g., different emotional beats) unless specified otherwise.
Slating: If a slate is requested within the same file, keep it at the beginning or end as per instructions.
File Naming: Files must be labeled according to international standards:
Surname_Name_Role_Project.mp4
How to record Self tapes? What is it?
A Self-Tape is a creative audition evaluated by both acting performance and the actor's ability to organize a professional workflow.
1. Technical Setup
Frame Orientation: Horizontal (16:9 aspect ratio).
Framing: Medium Shot (MS — waist up) or Medium Close Up (MCU — chest up). Your eyes and facial expressions must be clearly visible.
Lighting: Even, soft light directed at the face. Avoid harsh shadows or backlighting (do not film in front of a window).
Audio: Clear and intelligible. The actor’s voice must remain dominant over the reader’s voice.
2. Performance and Eye-line
Eye-line: Do not look directly into the lens. Choose a focal point slightly to the left or right of the camera at eye level to simulate a scene partner.
The Reader: Utilize a partner to read off-camera lines. The reader should deliver lines flatly and at a lower volume to keep the focus on the actor.
Wardrobe: Attire should suggest the character’s essence without becoming a "costume." Keep it professional and non-distracting.
3. File Structure and Labeling
Takes: Provide two contrasting takes (e.g., different emotional beats) unless specified otherwise.
Slating: If a slate is requested within the same file, keep it at the beginning or end as per instructions.
File Naming: Files must be labeled according to international standards:
Surname_Name_Role_Project.mp4
What if I do not have a partner for self tapes?
When a script requires dialogue but a live partner is unavailable, the actor must ensure the technical and emotional integrity of the scene independently.
1. Technical Methods for Replacing a Reader
Pre-recorded Audio (The Pause Method): Record the partner's lines on a separate device, leaving timed gaps for your responses. Use a single earpiece or low volume to prevent audio bleed into your recording.
Acting Applications: Use industry-standard apps (e.g., LineLearner or ScriptRehearser) to manage pacing and looping.
Internal Monologue Method: Recite the partner's lines internally, maintaining the timing of the "beat." This requires high concentration and reactive listening.
2. Visual Organization and Eye-line
To avoid "wandering eyes" when working alone:
Fixed Point: Place a physical marker (e.g., a colored sticker) next to the camera lens to serve as the "eyes" of your imaginary partner.
Eye Level: Ensure the focal point is at your eye level (or slightly adjusted for character status) to maintain spatial consistency.
Consistency: Do not shift your eye-line during the scene unless the script dictates movement.
3. Psychological Preparation and Reactivity
Active Listening: In film, "listening" is as critical as speaking. Your eyes must reflect the processing of the information you "hear" from the imaginary partner.
Imaginary Circumstances: Clearly visualize the partner's physical presence. A detailed mental image leads to more organic micro-expressions.
What if I do not have a partner for self tapes?
When a script requires dialogue but a live partner is unavailable, the actor must ensure the technical and emotional integrity of the scene independently.
1. Technical Methods for Replacing a Reader
Pre-recorded Audio (The Pause Method): Record the partner's lines on a separate device, leaving timed gaps for your responses. Use a single earpiece or low volume to prevent audio bleed into your recording.
Acting Applications: Use industry-standard apps (e.g., LineLearner or ScriptRehearser) to manage pacing and looping.
Internal Monologue Method: Recite the partner's lines internally, maintaining the timing of the "beat." This requires high concentration and reactive listening.
2. Visual Organization and Eye-line
To avoid "wandering eyes" when working alone:
Fixed Point: Place a physical marker (e.g., a colored sticker) next to the camera lens to serve as the "eyes" of your imaginary partner.
Eye Level: Ensure the focal point is at your eye level (or slightly adjusted for character status) to maintain spatial consistency.
Consistency: Do not shift your eye-line during the scene unless the script dictates movement.
3. Psychological Preparation and Reactivity
Active Listening: In film, "listening" is as critical as speaking. Your eyes must reflect the processing of the information you "hear" from the imaginary partner.
Imaginary Circumstances: Clearly visualize the partner's physical presence. A detailed mental image leads to more organic micro-expressions.
Have more questions?
We’ve got you covered. There’s a dedicated space in the application form where you can drop us a line about anything on your mind. Ask away, we’re here to help you get started!
We’ve got you covered. There’s a dedicated space in the application form where you can drop us a line about anything on your mind. Ask away, we’re here to help you get started!