NBC ‘Found’ Casting Call for Group Home Boys in Atlanta, Georgia.
Casting directors are now casting actors, models, and talent to work on scenes filming in Atlanta, Georgia.
Producers are looking for the following talent:
- boys aged 8-14 to portray group home children in the upcoming shoot for “Found” Season 2.
How to apply?
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Casting Call for Group Home Boys – Found Season 2
Job Description: Casting™ is currently seeking boys aged 8-14 to portray group home children in the upcoming shoot for “Found” Season 2. This role will be Director Selected and will be filmed in the Atlanta, GA area on Tuesday, July 9th.
Job Responsibilities:
- Portray group home children in a realistic and compelling manner.
- Follow directions from the director and production team to deliver an authentic performance.
- Participate in all scheduled rehearsals and filming sessions.
- Collaborate with other cast members and the production crew to ensure a successful shoot.
Requirements:
- Male, aged 8-14.
- Open to all ethnicities.
- Reliable, punctual, and able to follow detailed instructions.
- Comfortable performing in front of the camera.
- Available to work on the specified filming date: July 9th, in the Atlanta, GA area.
Compensation Details:
- Pay rate is $150 for a 10-hour workday.
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