(auto-translated from Dutch Dutch)
In the music video "Kleine Jongens," directed by Jordan Doorn and Shakil Voss (both students at the Film Academy), we follow artists on a journey through the past. They look back at their younger selves; with pride, regret, and recognition.
The song is about growing up and dealing with the problems you face in life. The more often the artists look back at their younger selves, the more they recognize themselves. A lot has changed about them, but they remain the boys they were back then.
The children play a leading role in this music video; this is where the visual focus lies. They portray the younger versions of the artists and the environment in which they grew up.
What we offer
We offer a great opportunity to gain experience on a professional (low-budget) film set, with a crew that is largely studying at the Netherlands Film Academy. You will work on an ambitious music video with a strong focus on visual storytelling.
Catering is available for the actors during the filming day, and travel expenses to the set are reimbursed.
Type
Studentenproductie
Location
Utrecht
Description
For this music video, we are looking for boys between the ages of 7 and 12 who mirror the artists and physically resemble them. Therefore, we are looking for three boys with black skin, and one boy with a North African / Moroccan appearance.
There is no dialogue in the music video. Acting experience is not required for this role.
Period
The filming day is on Sunday, November 22, 2026. We will provide more details regarding the times on that day in further contact.
Spoken / language requirements
No
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