Bad Moms is now casting kid actors in New Orleans, Louisiana for Mila Kunis' new movie.
Mila Kunis' new movie Bad Moms is now casting kid actors ages 6 to 13 years old to work on the upcoming feature film, which is now filming in New Orleans, Louisiana.
Central Casting is now accepting submissions for Kids ages 6 to 13 years old who are interested in working on the feature film. The work dates are not yet finalized, but filming will take place in January or February. According to the casting call, casting directors are “looking for children and parents who are willing to work multiple days, including school days and weekends, with a strong commitment to being available and flexible!”
About Bad Moms:
A mom with a seemingly perfect life joins forces with two other over-stressed moms, leading them on a quest to liberate themselves from conventional responsibilities, going on a wild un-momlike binge of freedom, fun and self-indulgence — accidentally landing on a collision course with PTA head Gwendolyn and her blindly devoted clique of “perfect” moms.
To audition for a role on Bad Moms, check out the casting call details below:
Bad Moms Casting Call
***BAD MOMS***KID Submissions***Greater New Orleans Area***
We are now accepting submissions for KIDS (ages 6 – 13 years old) who are interested in working on the feature film “Bad Moms”. The work dates are not yet finalized, but filming will take place in January or February. We are looking for children and parents who are willing to work multiple days, including school days and weekends, with a strong commitment to being available and flexible!
Please submit your child's photo(s) to BadMoms@CentralCasting.com with KIDS in the subject line of the email and include: your child's name, birthdate, location, parent's name and phone number. You should be registered with us, or planning to register with us, prior to filming.
If you are not local and/or do not fit the description, do not apply
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