


Welcome to the official casting application page for 'Ori Nation, the first cinematic feature film centered on Tahitian dance, created and produced in partnership with Hip’s League.
We are looking for dancers of all backgrounds and ages to join the cast.
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Selected candidates will be contacted with the next steps of the casting process.
'Ori Nation is the first chapter of a larger cinematic universe dedicated to Tahitian dance. Even if you are not selected for this first film, you will still have the opportunity to apply for the next productions.
So don’t hesitate, take your chance to join the most exciting cinematic project ever created around our beautiful Tahitian dance.
Casting Timeline
• Video auditions will begin in December and continue through January and February.
• Finalists will be invited to in-person auditions in Los Angeles. (Travel and accommodation expenses for these auditions are not covered by the production.)
• The first filming sessions will take place in late March, April, and May in Los Angeles, followed by additional shoots in French Polynesia.
CASTING INFORMATION
Ori Nation is a long-term creative project that has been in development for over seven years and is scheduled to officially come to life in 2026.
All roles currently open for casting are supporting roles, performed alongside Ken Carlter, who holds the lead role in the film. The lead role is confirmed and not subject to auditions.
Ken Carlter is the creative force behind the project and the main character of the film. He is the first and only to this date Tahitian artist to receive a CNC Talent Award, one of France’s most prestigious creator's recognitions, awarded for his direction of "Heiva i Paris – The Ultimate Tahitian Dance Competition".
Ori Nation builds upon this artistic journey and marks a major milestone in bringing Tahitian dance to the international cinematic stage.
All selected performers — including supporting roles and background performers — will be professionally compensated based on U.S. union rates or the applicable union or industry standards of the country where each sequence is filmed.



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