A performer with vivid pink hair and tattoos lying on a studio floor in leather trousers, one leg raised and a patent heel held in hand.

Unique talent

A different kind of presence. Amputee artists, height and stature, distinctive faces and characterful performers for film, television and commercials.

Amputee artists, height and stature, distinctive faces and characterful performers for film, television and commercials.

ENQUIRE ABOUT ARTISTS

The other side of performance

Distinctive artists. Extraordinary scenes.

Tell us the look, movement and atmosphere your production needs. We’ll help you find the artists to bring it to life.

Explore the talent

  • A black and white portrait of a performer with painted brows and lips, silver rings and tattoos, one hand raised to their face.Distinctive faces & alternative looksHeavily tattooed talent, striking bone structure and looks a standard casting call rarely reaches.
  • A dancer with limb difference holding one leg straight up beside her head in a studio, photographed in black and white.Amputee & limb differenceAmputees and performers with limb difference, cast as actors, doubles, models and background across major productions, including prosthetic and special effects work.
  • A tall, long-haired performer standing bare-chested in dark trousers and gloves, lit from above against a dark studio backdrop, photographed in black and white.Height & statureFrom performers of short stature to the exceptionally tall, each one an experienced screen performer who brings far more to a role than their height.
  • A black-and-white studio photograph of a performer folded forward at the waist, arms stretched behind them, in a sheer patterned top and heavy boots.Characterful performersPerformers with a look, presence or physicality that is unmistakably their own. For the faces audiences remember long after the scene has ended.

REPRESENTATION

Space for all kinds of people

At Take 3, we believe an inclusive industry is one that makes space for all kinds of people, bodies, abilities and experiences. Film and television should reflect the world around us in all its individuality and diversity. We want to create opportunities for professional artists with lived experience to bring authentic representation to screen, while celebrating the qualities that make each artist unique.

Our Unique Talent roster celebrates the people who challenge conventional casting: from extreme and varying heights to distinctive faces, alternative looks, amputee artists, tattooed talent, characterful performers and artists with unique physicality.

Whether their background is in dance, action, modelling, acting or specialist performance, they are highly skilled, trained professionals first and foremost. That is what makes the work authentically inclusive, rather than a box ticked.

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Where this talent has worked

IN ACTION

    • Harry Potter
    • Ebenezer
    • Back in Action

    SMALLER DOUBLES

    Size-matched performers who double child characters in non-stunt action. Any stunt work goes to registered stunt performers through the stunt coordinator.

    • Werwulf
    • Supergirl
    • Masters of the Universe

    DISTINCTIVE FACES

    Heavily tattooed and alternative-looking artists, cast for the faces a standard call rarely reaches.

    • The Sandman
    • Only Murders in the Building
    • The Witcher

    CHARACTER MODELS

    Interesting, distinctive faces booked for modelling and background roles.

    • The Batman Part II
    • 28 Years Later
    • Barbie

    AUTHENTIC REPRESENTATION

    Amputee artists working across major productions, and Wheelchair Barbie and Amputee Barbie bringing lived experience to the world of Barbieland.

    • Avengers: Doomsday
    • The Wheel of Time
    • Kraven the Hunter

    UNIQUE DOUBLES

    Doubles matched on height, build and physicality when a standard double cannot be found.

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ACCESSIBILITY

Considered from the first conversation

We believe accessibility should be considered from the first conversation, not once an artist arrives on set.

We work closely with access specialists to develop our understanding of both visible and non-visible access needs, and to ensure our artists are supported throughout the casting and booking process.

Every artist is different. There is no one-size-fits-all approach to accessibility, so we focus on individual needs, clear communication and practical solutions.

Cast the talent. Support the individual.

If you are casting an artist with an access requirement, our team can help facilitate the conversation between artist and production.

WE CAN HELP WITH

  1. Understanding individual access requirements
  2. Communicating requirements clearly and sensitively
  3. Discussing reasonable adjustments