Would you love the opportunity to be in an upcoming SeaWorld commercial? Do you live in Texas? If so, there is an incredible new opportunity for adults, teens and kids to appear in a new Discovery Point SeaWorld commercial. Casting directors will be holding auditions on June 15th with callbacks being held on June 18th. The commercial will film on June 21st. According to their website, SeaWorld’s Discovery Point has an expansive Dolphin Lagoon is home to a playful pod of bottlenose dolphins. You can watch them from its sand-swept shores, or go deeper with their Dolphin Underwater Viewing. You’ll also find Explorer’s Reef, home to several species of sharks, many of which are endangered, along with exotic fish and a living coral reef.

The casting team is looking for a Hispanic male and female ages 30 to 40s to look younger to play a Hispanic Mom and Hispanic Dad, a male or female Hispanic child ages 6 to 8 years old who is at least 48 inches tall to play a Hispanic Child, a Hispanic male or female ages 9 to 14 to play a Hispanic Teen/Tween and a Hispanic male or female ages 18 to 25 to play a Hispanic Millennial. They are also looking for Caucasian talent. They are in need of a Caucasian male and female ages 30 to 40 to play a mom and dad (no red heads), a Caucasian male or female who is at least 48 inches tall to play a Caucasian Child and a Caucasian male or female ages 18 to 25 to play a Caucasian Millennial. The pay rate for the commercial is $500 for the session, $500 for buyout, $125 for background + 15% agency fee when applicable.

They are only accepting submissions from Texas based talent. If you fit a role and would like to apply to audition all you have to do it email aacsubmissions@gmail.com. Your email should include a headshot, selfie and acting resume if you have on, your name, phone number, email, height, weight and note if you are a local hire. The casting team asks you do not call them or send private messages. Please note, they do get a large number of responses so they may not be able to respond to every email individually.