Asheville Welcomes New Casting Opportunities for Film and TV

News Summary

Asheville, North Carolina, is becoming a hub for aspiring actors and entertainers as it unveils numerous casting opportunities for movies and television shows. From scripted shows to documentaries, there are roles for talent of all experience levels. Not only does Asheville feature varied projects, but there are also statewide and nationwide casting calls open for those looking to make a mark in the vibrant film and television industry. This is the perfect moment for individuals eager to explore their acting dreams.

Asheville Embraces Hollywood with Multiple Casting Opportunities for Movies and TV Shows

Exciting news for all the aspiring actors and entertainers out there! Asheville, North Carolina, is stepping into the limelight this season as it opens its doors to a variety of casting opportunities for movies and television shows. If you’ve ever dreamed of landing that coveted role or just want to be part of something big, now’s your moment.

What’s Happening in Asheville?

According to recent updates from casting directors, Asheville is hosting multiple projects that are on the lookout for talent at a range of skill levels. Here’s a peek at what’s currently available:

• Project Type: Scripted Show
  Roles: Matthew Erickson (supporting, male, ages 15-18)
  Location: Asheville, North Carolina
• Project Type: Scripted Show
  Roles:
  • Speaking Cop Roles (supporting, ages 18-100)
  • Caleb Zimmerman (supporting, male, ages 35-50)
  • Cops on Scene (background extra, ages 18-100)

  Location: Asheville, North Carolina

• Project Type: Documentary
  Roles:
  • Siren (day player, female, ages 20-35)
  • Marine Biologist (day player, male, ages 25-45)
  • Knight (day player, female, ages 20-45)

  Average Hourly Rate: $25
  Location: Asheville, North Carolina

This array of roles offers something for everyone, whether you’re a young actor looking to break into the industry or a seasoned performer seeking new challenges.

Nationwide Casting Opportunities

If Asheville isn’t quite what you’re looking for, there are also exciting casting calls happening all over the nation! Here’s a rundown:

• Project Type: Feature Film
  Roles: Abigail (supporting, female, ages 18-100)
  Average Hourly Rate: $25
• Project Type: Short Film
  Roles: Extras (background extra, ages 10-70)
• Project Type: Feature Film
  Roles:
  • Mary Ann (lead, ages 18-30)
  • Jenna (day player, ages 18-30)

  Average Hourly Rate: $125

• Project Type: Feature Film
  Roles: Kiki (supporting, female, ages 18-25)

Whether you’re looking to try out for a major feature film or perhaps a shorter project, there’s truly something for every actor out there!

Opportunities Beyond Asheville

And let’s not forget about the casting opportunities available in nearby Atlanta, Georgia. Here’s a selection of what they have to offer:

• Project Type: Scripted Show
  Roles:
  • Richard (lead, male, ages 18-100)
  • Jenny (lead, female, ages 18-100)

  Average Hourly Rate: $25
  Location: Atlanta, Georgia

• Project Type: Short Film
  Roles:
  • AA Meeting Participant (background extra, ages 18-100)
  • Jude (day player, female, ages 40-70)
• Project Type: Short Film
  Roles:
  • Group Session Leader (day player, both genders, ages 25-50)
  • Megan (lead, female, ages 18-25)
  • Ross (lead, male, ages 18-27)

Be Part of the Excitement!

These casting calls are more than just roles; they represent a chance to take a step toward building a career in the vibrant world of film and television. So, if you’ve got a talent for acting and some spare time, why not throw your hat in the ring? Who knows, you may just be the next big thing to come out of Asheville or beyond!

Don’t miss out on your chance to shine in front of the camera. Grab your audition materials and get ready to embrace the Hollywood dream right from your own backyard!

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Additional Resources

• The Mountaineer
• Stacker
• Avery Journal
• MSN News
• Wikipedia: Film Industry in the U.S.