Amazon’s Mozart in the Jungle season 2 is looking for rich types to play upscale donors in New York City.
Grant Wilfley Casting is looking for men and women to play upscale wealthy donor types for the Amazon TV series Mozart in the Jungle filming on Monday, November 11th in Purchase, New York City. Producers are looking for actors, models, and talent between the ages of 45 and older. Mozart in the Jungle is looking for very rich and fashionable types to attend the symphony concert scene.
The project is based on the memoir Mozart in the Jungle by Blair Tindall. Mozart in the Jungle is all about sex, drugs—and classical music—and shows that what happens behind the curtains at the symphony can be just as captivating as what happens on stage.
To audition for a role on Amazon’s Original Series ‘Mozart in the Jungle’, check out the casting call details below:
‘Mozart in the Jungle’ Casting Call
Seeking NON UNION Men and Women ages 45+ to portray Upscale Wealthy Donors for the Amazon series Mozart in the Jungle. Works Monday 11/2 in Purchase, NY. Must live in the tri-state area.
MUST HAVE THE FOLLOWING WARDROBE: Should look very rich and fashionable to attend the symphony concert. Men should wear a dark sleek suit, dress shirt, tie, and dress shoes. Think Upper East Side. Women should wear a lovely jewel-tone cocktail dress (navy, burgundy, deep green, deep purple, dark orange, etc), skirt suit or pant suit and blouse, nice heels or beautiful flats. Complete your look with bold jewelry and pops of color with scarves/accessories/foundation garments/hosiery/etc. Please bring an appropriate upscale trendy purse and lightweight jacket. The season is spring.
If interested, please email mozart@gwcnyc.com and change the subject line to: “Facebook, Name, NONUNION, WEALTHY DONOR.” Please include in the BODY of your email: Phone #, avail 11/2, if you can self report or if you will need the courtesy van from Manhattan, confirm you have the proper wardrobe, a few clear, current, candid snaps of yourself.
Please do not apply, if you are not local or if you do not fit the description.
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