Supporting Actor Job in 'Weight', Age 20-70 - People

The Commuter (Male, 25-45): Struggling to board a city bus and scan his transit card while his hands and ankles are bound by the shackle prop. Needs to convey deep exhaustion but also a sense of trying to keep up with normal life.

The Pedestrian (Female, 20-40): Walking down a city street, dragging the weight of the shackle prop. She gathers the prop in her arms to hail a taxi. Looking for strong facial expressions of silent struggle.

The Warehouse Worker (Male, 20-45): An employee in a fast-paced shipping warehouse (Amazon style). He is physically exhausted, struggling to pack and tape boxes while his hands are chained, eventually collapsing in fatigue.

The Driver (Male, 25-55): A rideshare (Uber) driver navigating traffic. His hands are shackled, making steering difficult. He appears distracted, overwhelmed, and disconnected from reality.

The Executive (Male, 30-55): A businessman giving a presentation in a corporate boardroom. He suddenly freezes, burdened by the physical shackle.

Important note for all roles: All actors will be required to wear custom-made, modern-looking shackle/chain props on their wrists and/or ankles during the shoot. These props are specially designed to be lightweight and safe, but actors must convincingly portray the physical struggle and heaviness of carrying them.