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Actress for YouTube Videos

Posted on 11 Jul, 2023
Expires on 14 Jul, 2023
Posted by Yash Mahadik

Description

Company Profile:

Hip Hip Hurray is a startup company that specializes in creating and selling fun and innovative toys for children of all ages. The company also operates an online store that offers a wide range of products, from educational games to plush toys, at affordable prices. Hip Hip Hurray aims to build its own community on YouTube, where it will showcase its products, share tips and tricks, and interact with its customers and fans.


Requirements for Actresses:

Hip Hip Hurray is looking for female actresses over the age of 23 who are energetic and charismatic. The actresses will be featured in the company’s YouTube videos, where they will share valuable information about parenting to the parents, such as tips, advice, and insights. The actresses should have good communication skills, a positive attitude, and a willingness to give their best at acting on YouTube videos. Previous experience in acting or hosting is preferred but not required. The actresses should be available for filming at least once a week and be able to travel to the company’s location. The payment will be based on and quality of the videos produced and will go up to 1000rs for 2 hours of work

Audition Script

EQ is the superpower that helps us understand, manage, and express our own emotions, as well as connect with and respond to the emotions of others. EQ is essential for success in life, because it helps us build healthy relationships, cope with stress, and solve problems. But how can we help our kids develop this superpower? Well, I’m going to share with you some strategies that you can use at home to boost your kids’ EQ. Are you ready? Let’s get started!

Model emotional awareness and regulation The first strategy is to be a good role model for your kids. Show them how you identify and label your own emotions, using specific words and examples. For example, you can say “I’m feeling happy because I finished a project” or “I’m feeling frustrated because I spilled coffee on my shirt”. This helps them learn the language of emotions and recognize their own feelings. Also, show them how you cope with difficult emotions in healthy ways, using positive actions and strategies. For example, you can say “When I feel angry, I take deep breaths to calm down” or “When I feel sad, I talk to a friend or do something relaxing”. This helps them learn that emotions are normal and manageable, and that they have choices in how to deal with them.
Validate and empathize with your kids’ emotions The second strategy is to validate and empathize with your kids’ emotions. When your kids express their feelings, whether positive or negative, acknowledge them and show that you care. For example, you can say “I can see that you’re really excited about your birthday party” or “I’m sorry that you’re feeling sad about losing your toy”. Avoid dismissing, minimizing, or criticizing their emotions, because this can make them feel ashamed or guilty for having emotions, and prevent them from opening up to you. For example, don’t say “Don’t be silly, there’s nothing to be afraid of” or “Stop crying, it’s not a big deal”. Instead, try to understand their perspective and help them name their emotions. For example, you can say “It sounds like you’re feeling angry because your brother took your book without asking” or “You seem to be feeling nervous about your test tomorrow”. This helps them feel heard and understood, and also helps them develop self-awareness and self-regulation skills.
Teach your kids how to express and regulate their emotions The third strategy is to teach your kids how to express and regulate their emotions. Encourage them to communicate their feelings in respectful and appropriate ways, using different methods and tools. For example, you can say “It’s okay to feel mad, but it’s not okay to hit. Can you tell me why you’re mad?” or “You look like you’re feeling happy. Can you show me how happy you are?” You can also use words, drawings, or gestures to help them express their emotions. Also, help them find healthy ways to cope with challenging emotions, using different activities and resources. For example, you can say “I know you’re feeling bored right now. How about we play a game together?” or “I can see that you’re feeling stressed about your homework. Do you want me to help you with it?” You can also use books, videos, or apps that teach them coping skills and strategies.
Foster emotional literacy and empathy in your kids The fourth strategy is to foster emotional literacy and empathy in your kids. Emotional literacy is the ability to recognize and understand the emotions of others, while empathy is the ability to share and respond to those emotions. One way to do this is to expose your kids to different stories and characters that show a range of emotions and situations. You can read books, watch movies, or play games with them that explore different feelings and perspectives. For example, you can say “How do you think the girl feels when she finds out her friend lied to her?” or “What would you do if you were in the boy’s shoes?” This helps them learn empathy and perspective-taking skills. Another way is to involve your kids in social activities that require cooperation and compassion. You can encourage them to join clubs, teams, or groups that interest them and help them make friends. You can also volunteer with them in your community or support causes that they care about. For example, you can say “Let’s go visit grandma at the nursing home. She might be feeling lonely” or “How about we donate some of our toys to the children’s hospital? They might be feeling scared or sad”. This helps them learn social responsibility and kindness skills. Conclusion So these are the four strategies that you can use at home to help your kids develop emotional intelligence: model emotional awareness and regulation, validate and empathize with your kids’ emotions, teach your kids how to express and regulate their emotions, and foster emotional literacy and empathy in your kids. By following these strategies, you can help your kids become more emotionally intelligent and successful in life. Thank you for watching this video, and I hope you found it helpful. If you did, please give it a thumbs up and subscribe to my channel for more videos like this. See you next time!

Details

Category Actor
Location Mumbai
Job Type Video
Duration Part Time
Number of Vacancies 5
Pay Basis One Time

Talent Preference

Gender Female
Age Range 20-40 Years
Based In Mumbai
Expertise Acting