The Vampire Diaries is now casting high school students in Atlanta, Georgia.
Background Artists Casting of Atlanta is looking for background extras to play high school students on Wednesday, October 5th in Decatur, Georgia. Producers are looking for teen actors who are older than 18 but, can pass for teens.
This supernatural drama, based on the series of novels by L.J. Smith, details the lives of two brothers, Damon and Stefan Salvatore, who have been living as vampires for centuries. After years of moving from from place-to-place to hide their eternal youth (and bloodthirsty condition), the brothers return to the small Virginia town, Mystic Falls, where their lives as humans ended. Damon is snarky, handsome and charming, with a propensity for evil, while Stefan tries to remain noble — in part to atone for bad behavior in his past.
To audition for a role on The Vampire Diaries, check out the casting call details below:
The Vampire Diaries Casting Call
VAMPIRE DIARIES (PLEASE READ CAREFULLY) is looking for extras to play High School Students on Wednesday, October 5th in Decatur, Ga. Expect to work a min 6-8hrs. See specifics below… * [MFHS STUDENTS] Ages 18-25; Male/Female; Open Ethnicity–Looking for adults who can pass as teenagers. MUST be at least 18yrs. * [MFHS STUDENTS w/ CARS] Ages 18-25; Male/Female; Open Ethnicity — Please include color/make/model/year of Vehicle AND INCLUDE A PHOTO of it in your submission. No RED or WHITE vehicles. Will receive $10 Car Bump for parked vehicle * If available email recent photos, include name, age, phone, height, weight, all clothing sizes, (including shoes), tvdextrascasting@gmail.com; SUBJECT: “MFHS” or “MFHS-CAR” * MUST LIVE IN/NEAR ATLANTA AREA: (Please indicate whether or not you live in Atlanta if you have an out of state number) * Rate $60/8hrs; overtime after 8hrs
Please do not apply, if you are not local or if you do not fit the description.
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