HBO’s Joe Paterno movie starring Al Pacino is now casting high school students in New York City.
Casting directors are looking for men and women, 18 and older, to play high school students for a scene filming in Pearl River, New York for the upcoming HBO Joe Paterno movie starring Al Pacino.
About HBO’s Joe Paterno movie:
UNIVERSITY PARK, PA – OCT 9: Penn State coach Joe Paterno looks down during a loss to Illinois at Beaver Stadium October 9, 2010 in University Park, PA (Editorial credit: Richard Paul Kane / Shutterstock.com)
According to Variety, the movie’s logline is the following: “After becoming the winningest coach in college football history, Joe Paterno is embroiled in Penn State’s Jerry Sandusky sexual abuse scandal, challenging his legacy and forcing him to face questions of institutional failure on behalf of the victims.”
To audition for a role in the new movie, check out the casting call breakdown below.
HBO Joe Paterno Movie
Seeking Non Union Men & Women 18 or Older to look younger to portray High School Students for a Interior Fall Scene shooting in Pearl River, NY for the upcoming HBO film UNTITLED LEVINSON PROJECT, starring Al Pacino as Penn State Coach Joe Paterno.
***MUST be 18 or older to submit!!!***
***MUST currently live in the NY area***
***CANNOT OF PREVIOUSLY WORKED***
Shoot Date: Thurs 8/3
Role: High School Student
If available and interested please email ulp@gwcnyc.com with the subject line reading: FB High School
In the body of the email please include:
– Your name
– Confirmation you are Non Union
– Phone #
– Availability for Thurs 8/3
– All current sizes height & weight
– What forms of ID can you bring to fill out your I9 paper work for payment?
– Would you need the courtesy van from Manhattan or are you able to Self Report to set?
– Please attach 2-3 current photos that clearly depict your current look.
We look forward to hearing from you!
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If you are not local and/or do not fit the description, do not apply
