News Summary
Asheville, NC, is currently buzzing with casting calls for various film and television productions. Both aspiring and seasoned actors can audition for exciting roles including speaking cop roles, lead characters in feature films, and background extras. With opportunities ranging from scripted shows to significant film productions, this is a golden chance for talent to showcase their skills. Actors of all experience levels are encouraged to participate, as the industry paves the way for new talent to shine.
Asheville Casting Calls: Exciting Opportunities for Actors!
Asheville, North Carolina, is buzzing with action as a variety of films and TV shows are currently looking to cast new talent! This unique artsy town, known for its vibrant creativity, is stepping into the spotlight, giving both seasoned actors and newcomers a chance to shine bright on the screen. Whether you’re a wannabe star or a working actor looking to pay your dues, this could be your moment!
Scripted Show Casting in Asheville
One of the most happening script productions in Asheville is on the lookout for talented individuals. They’re in need of actors for a few exciting roles:
- Speaking Cop Roles (supporting, ages 18-100)
- Caleb Zimmerman (supporting, male, ages 35-50)
- Cops on Scene (background extra, ages 18-100)
While specific hourly rates remain a mystery, don’t let that dampen your spirits! The experience and exposure could be invaluable as you work your way up in the industry.
Another Scripted Show on the Hunt
If you’re a young aspiring actor, another show is casting for:
- Matthew Erickson (supporting, male, ages 15-18)
Once again, the hourly rate is not disclosed, but every audition and rehearsal is a step closer to perfecting your craft.
Feature Films Reel You In
But don’t think this is all about TV! Feature films are also in the mix! One nationwide film is looking for a lead actor:
- Max (lead, ages 25-35) with an average rate of $125 an hour!
Another opportunity has a lead role available:
- Caroline (lead, female, ages 18-35) offering about $43 an hour.
There’s also a call for extras, who can range in age from 10 to 70! While the rate isn’t specified, being an extra can be a fantastic way to carefully observe and learn from the industry professionals around you.
Branching Out to Atlanta
Asheville isn’t the only hub for casting calls; Atlanta, Georgia, has its fair share of exciting opportunities too! Here are some roles being sought:
- Haley Green (lead, female, ages 18-28)
- Stephen Hobbes (lead, male, ages 25-35)
- Mia Green (supporting, female, ages 5-10)
In Atlanta, the average hourly pay for these roles is around $56.
More Atlanta Opportunities
Another scripted show in Atlanta is casting for a more diverse range of characters, which includes:
- Mike (lead, male, ages 25-35)
- Kina (lead, female, ages 25-35)
- Toni (lead, female, ages 25-34)
These roles come with a lower average rate of $12 per hour, but do not underestimate the chance to get in front of the camera!
Who Can Apply?
Most of these casting opportunities are aimed at individuals eager to break into the film and television industry. Whether you have a plethora of experience or are just taking your first steps, it’s a fantastic time to dive headfirst into this exciting world.
This is not just an audition; it’s a chance to collaborate and learn from some of the best in the business. So gather your headshots, brush up on those monologues and get ready, because Asheville is calling!
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Asheville Welcomes New Casting Opportunities for Film and TV
Additional Resources
- The Mountaineer: Movies and TV Shows Casting in Asheville
- Foxy 99: Channing Tatum Movie Filming in Charlotte
- Fox Carolina: Extras Needed for Hallmark Christmas Movie
- News Observer: Warm TV Blog
- Wikipedia: Film Industry
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