“Gortimer Gibbons Life on Normal Street“ is hiring stand-ins in Los Angeles, California.
“Gortimer Gibbons Life on Normal Street“, centers on Gortimer and his two best friends, Ranger and Mel, as they navigate Normal Street – an ordinary suburb that has a hint of something magical just beneath the surface.
“Gortimer Gibbons Life on Normal Street” features young actors Sloane Morgan Siegel, Drew Justice, and Ashley Boettcher.
Sande Alessi Casting is currently looking for actors to work as stand-ins in the upcoming TV series.
A stand-in for film and television is a person who substitutes for the actor before filming, for technical purposes such as lighting.
Casting directors are looking for a Caucasian male 5’2 to 5’6 between 125 to 135 pounds and a Caucasian female 4’11 to 5’3 with a size 2 or 4.
For more details, check out the casting call below:
Gortimer Gibbons Life On Normal Street Casting Call
SAG OR NON UNION CASTING NOTICE for “Gortimer Gibbons Life On Normal Street“. We are looking for stand ins for kids who honestly almost have to photo double them. You need to live in Los Angeles and be avail either Friday June 20th or Monday June 23rd for an interview. It works from Monday through September – WEEKDAYS ONLY, so you need to be completely open. PLEASE DO NOT SUBMIT UNLESS YOU CLOSELY MATCH THE SPECS. RATE: 153/8
Gortimer Stand in: Caucasian male, 5’2 to 5’6, 125 to 135 lbs, waist must be 30″ or smaller. HAIR MUST CLOSELY MATCH THE FIRST PHOTO HERE. Please email a current color photo, your union status, your height, weight, waist and inseam sizes and phone number to: SandeAlessiCasting@gmail.com Subject line should read: GORT
Mel Stand in: Caucasian female, 4’11 to 5’3, size 2 or 4. HAIR MUST CLOSELY MATCH THE FIRST PHOTO HERE. Please email a current color photo, your union status, your height, weight, waist and inseam sizes and phone number to: SandeAlessiCasting@gmail.com Subject line should read: MEL
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