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Unleash your inner attitude: Music video casting call for toxic actresses in Atlanta, GA. Are you ready to take the stage and channel your inner fury? An exciting opportunity has just hit the scene in Atlanta! If you're an aspiring actress looking to make a bold statement and leave your mark in the world of music videos, this casting call might be your ticket to stardom. In a city known for its vibrant arts and culture scene, an open casting call is underway for a main model to take on a pivotal role in an upcoming music video. This isn't your average shoot - the video promises to be a visually charged project that will push boundaries and challenge norms. If you've got the talent to embody an angry and attitude-driven character, this is your moment to shine. The casting directors seek someone to bring raw emotion and intensity to the screen. This is your chance to portray a character with fiery anger and an unapologetic attitude. If you've got the acting chops to captivate an audience through your emotions and expressions, you might be the one they're looking for. As the chosen primary model, you'll step into the shoes of a character fueled by anger and attitude. Your performance will be crucial in bringing the director's vision to life. Collaborating with other cast members and the crew, you'll work together to ensure the seamless execution of each scene. Professionalism is key; you'll be expected to maintain your composure and punctuality throughout the shoot. Gender, ethnicity, and background won't hold you back from seizing this opportunity. All aspiring actresses aged between 18 to 30 are encouraged to apply. What's truly essential is your ability to convincingly portray anger and attitude, creating a performance that aligns perfectly with the mood and theme of the music video. If you're available on Sunday, August 27th, and can commute to DeKalb, GA, you're already one step closer to being a part of this exciting project. Landing this role doesn't just promise compensation of $200 for your time and performance during the 2-3 hour shoot. It allows you to collaborate with a passionate, creative team, make meaningful connections within the industry, and elevate your portfolio with a project that will turn heads. This is the perfect opportunity to showcase your talent, demonstrate your versatility, and add a unique piece to your acting journey. If you're ready to embrace your inner fierceness and bring an unforgettable character to life, here's what you need to do: Prepare: Familiarize yourself with the requirements and expectations for the role. Showcase: Highlight your acting skills by demonstrating your ability to portray anger and attitude. Submit: Send your application before the deadline, ensuring you're available on the specified date. Await the Call: Watch your notifications for potential callbacks and interviews. If you're an aspiring actress with a passion for performing and a knack for embodying complex characters, don't miss out on this incredible opportunity. This casting call is your chance to step into the spotlight, showcase your talent, and participate in a music video that promises to push boundaries and challenge conventions. Unleash your inner attitude and make your mark on the Atlanta music scene! Join Project Casting to access jobs you can apply to right now. How to apply? Check out the casting call breakdown below to audition for a role in the upcoming casting call. Atlanta Music Video Casting Call for Toxic Actresses Job Details: We are excited to announce an open casting call for a leading model to star in an upcoming music video shoot. We seek a talented individual who can embody an angry, attitude-driven character for a pivotal role in the video. The music video promises to be a creatively charged project, providing exposure and a unique addition to your portfolio. All ethnicities are welcome to apply. Job Responsibilities: Portray the role of an angry and attitude-filled character following the director's vision. Follow the director's instructions closely to deliver a captivating performance that aligns with the mood and theme of the music video. Collaborate with other cast members and crew to ensure seamless execution of scenes. Maintain a professional demeanor and punctuality throughout the shoot. Requirements: Gender: Any. Ethnicity: All ethnicities are encouraged to apply. Age Range: 18-30 years old. Acting Skills: The ability to convincingly portray anger and attitude is essential. Availability: Must be available on Sunday, August 27th. Location: Must be able to commute to DeKalb, GA, for the shoot. Professionalism: Strong communication skills, punctuality, and a cooperative attitude. Compensation: Selected models will be compensated $200 for their time and performance during the 2-3 hour shoot. This is an excellent opportunity to gain exposure, collaborate with a creative team, and enhance your portfolio. Interested? Apply Now! More Project Casting Casting Calls:Atlanta Casting Call for Role of Toy Drive Male Join us in spreading joy: Casting call for heartwarming toy drive male volunteer in Atlanta, GA. Are you a local Atlantan with a heart full of compassion and a ... Commercial Casting Call for Runners in Colorado Elevate your running journey: Join the adventure in the front-range tv commercial casting call in Denver, Colorado. Calling all passionate runners between the a... $400/Day Regional Commercial - "DMV" Open Casting Call Cook up joy and connection in the "This is home" regional commercial casting call. Are you ready to share your passion for cooking and the joy of gathering with... You deserve to get discovered. 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Showtime's American Gigolo (TV Series) cast, casting calls, auditions, and news you should know. Join Project Casting to access jobs you can apply for right now! Showtime is now filming its new TV series adaptation of American Gigolo with Jon Bernthal set for the leading role. Showtime has given a pilot order for the show, which was first put into development nearly five years old. David Hollander, who most recently worked on Showtime’s Ray Donovan will work as the show’s writer, director, executive producer, and showrunner on American Gigolo. Jerry Bruckheimer produced the original movie will also executive produce the show with Jonathan Littman and KristieAnne Reed of Jerry Bruckheimer Television. Bernthal will produce on top of acting in the show. The show comes from Paramount Television Studios, which makes sense since Paramount Pictures produced the original movie. What is the show about? American Gigolo is described as a modern-day version of the 1980 film. Bernthal will play Julian Kaye, the role Richard Gere played in the original movie. Julian is introduced 18 years after he’s been arrested for murder and is having trouble making it in the modern-day Los Angeles sex industry and reconnect with Michelle, his true love. Meanwhile, he is investigating to find out who set him up to go to prison several years ago. “American Gigolo’ comes with all the sizzle you’d expect, but it also offers a deep dive into the complicated waters of relationships and sexuality in 2020,” said Gary Levine, co-president of entertainment for Showtime. “We’ve assembled an ‘A’ team to adapt this iconic movie into a Showtime series with the talent and magnetism of Jon Bernthal, the exquisite filmmaking and showrunning of David Hollander, the legendary Jerry Bruckheimer and our new sister studio, Paramount.” The TV series will Bernthal’s return to television since the Marvel Netflix series The Punish and AMC’s The Walking Dead. He has appeared in several feature films including Ford v. Ferrari, The Wolf of Wall Street, Baby Driver, The Peanut Butter Falcon, The Accountant, and Sicario. American Gigolo Extras Casting Calls Stay tuned for casting calls, auditions, and news by signing up for Project Casting. Click here to signup. Extra (Rose), Showtime's 'American Gigolo' UNION SUBMISSIONS FOR MALES & FEMALES TO PORTRAY VERY ATTRACTIVE, FASHIONABLE, AGE 20'S TO EARLY 30'S. Shoots on Friday 2/5 in Los Angeles. You cannot have ever worked or been prefit for American Gigolo. YOU WILL TEST ON THE DAY YOU WORK Extra (Fashion Scene), Showtime's 'American Gigolo' UNION & NON UNION SUBMISSIONS FOR MALES & FEMALES TO PORTRAY VERY WEALTHY BEVERLY HILLS SHOPPERS AGE 20'S TO 60'S. You cannot have ever worked or been prefit to work American Gigolo. Women should be size 6 or smaller. men size 44 coat or smaller. Covid Test on Monday 2/8, Fitting on Tuesday 2/9 and shoots on 2/11. You will test again once you clock in on 2/11 and you will stay in your car while the rapid test clears (while on the clock the whole time). More Project Casting Entertainment news: How to Get Cast in Netflix’s ‘The Chair’ Starring Sandra Oh Netflix's The Chair is now casting actors, models, and talent in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. Casting directors are now casting actors, models, and talent to work on scenes filming in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania starting this February 2021. Producers are seeking the... How To Get Cast In HBO’s ‘Succession’ HBO's Succession TV Series Cast, Casting Calls, Auditions, News, and more! Join Project Casting to access jobs you can apply for right now! Succession is an American drama series created by Jesse Armstrong. The series premiered... As LA and NYC Struggle with COVID-19, Atlanta’s Film Industry is Booming Georgia’s film industry is roaring back to life despite the COVID-19 pandemic. Ryan Millsap, the CEO of DeKalb County-based Blackhall Studios, spoke with WSB-TV’s Jovita Moore about the state of Georgia’s film industry. Overall, the...

Georgia’s film industry is roaring back to life despite the COVID-19 pandemic. Ryan Millsap, the CEO of DeKalb County-based Blackhall Studios, spoke with WSB-TV’s Jovita Moore about the state of Georgia’s film industry. Overall, the sentiment is the COVID-19 restrictions have helped the film industry bounce back after the shut-down. “You know, it’s going incredibly well. The Producers Guild, who put together all of the COVID protocols, have done an incredible job keeping everybody safe and healthy. The transmission rates inside the industry as a whole are under 1%, which has allowed the production crews to keep cranking,” Millsap said. Millsap says everyone working in Georgia is taking it seriously and operating safely. “I think everybody takes it very, very seriously. Because they know that if there was an outbreak on a set that they’d all have to go find new jobs, right?” Millsap said. ”I mean, if production goes down, it might be down for a month. And if it goes down for a month, it might be canceled. So I think everybody’s very, very cautious about the way they approach COVID transmission on set.” Moore asked if the larger-scale COVID-19 outbreaks in other larger production locations like Los Angeles and New York have impacted Georgia. “L. A and New York have been largely shut down, a huge boon obviously to Georgia. A lot of the productions that have tried to film in New York or tried to film in LA have had trouble,” Millsap said. “Some of them made it through, some of it’s been government shutdown. But there’s just the back and forth with the government stuff that has been really hard on the production side. And so I think when people have a choice right now, they’ve been choosing Georgia because of the certainty and openness that the government has created.” Millsap continued in the interview, saying he is excited about the studio’s $200 million expansion, which he believes will be completed by the summer of next year. He says it will increase the amount of work done by the busy studio. “More movie making for us a lot more jobs here in south DeKalb County. A lot more jobs in Georgia. We’re not the only ones expanding,” Millsap said. “So you know, there’s a there’s a huge push in the entertainment industry in Georgia to really gather all of the talents that are floating around right now that wants to get out of California, that wants to get out of New York, and wants to make a new home and a place that they can have a little bit more security.” In relevant news, due to surges in COVID-19 infections and deaths in Los Angeles, California, several TV shows delayed their return to production after the holiday break. Studios responded to the Los Angeles County Department of Health plea to the film industry to shut down productions for several weeks during the ongoing surge of coronavirus infections. Studios reviewed their production schedules, including talent availability, to see if they could shut down. One of the next big productions to film in Georgia is Dwayne Johnson's Black Adam. According to reports, Dwayne 'The Rock' Johnson is returning to Georgia. The movie was expected to film in Atlanta this August but, was pushed back due to the COVID-19 pandemic. More Project Casting Entertainment News: Wakanda TV Series Coming Soon to Disney Plus Disney is working on a Wakanda TV series at Disney Plus under Ryan Coogler’s new television deal. Join Project Casting to access jobs you can apply for right now! A new TV series set in Wakanda... New Nickelodeon Musical Series Atlanta Open Casting Call A new musical TV series for Nickelodeon is now casting in Atlanta, Georgia. Join Project Casting to access jobs you can apply for right now! Casting directors are now casting actors, models, and talent to work... How to Get Cast in The CW’s ‘WALKER’ WALKER, the upcoming WALKER, Texas Ranger reboot, is now casting and hiring actors in Austin, Texas. Join Project Casting to access jobs you can apply for right now! Casting directors are now casting actors, models, and talent...

Blackhall Studios is planning a major 40-acre expansion in Atlanta, Georgia. Blackhall Studios are the filming locations, including Venom, Jumanji: The Next Level, and Millie Bobby Brown's Godzilla: King of the Monsters. Now, the Atlanta film studio is planning a major expansion. The Dekalb County Commission has voted to deliver green space to allow Blackhall Studio to expand and become one of America's largest movie studios. The studio’s owner Ryan Millsap is creating a plan to become a movie industry leader as he hopes to expand his current production facilities. Currently, Blackhall studios are 150 acres across two campuses, and the new expansion will increase the studio by another 40 acres. Commissioner Larry Johnson reportedly outlined how the expansion would provide economic advancement for neighborhoods and new careers and people opportunities. In relevant news, Pinewood Atlanta Studios is now Trilith Studios. Pinewood Atlanta Studios is the home to some of the biggest movies, including Avengers: Endgame, and Pinewood Forest, a 200+ acre mixed-use development. Now, the two facilities are joining as one and rebranding as “Trilith.” According to a press release, the new 935-acre master development includes the studio, which is now called Trilith Studios, business, homes, restaurants, and schools, all aimed at the film industry. Trilith, which, according to the press release, means “conjures the iconic three-stone structure of Stonehenge, is emblematic of the three pillars of creativity behind it: storytelling, purpose-built places, and emerging technology.” “A trilith is an appropriate symbol for our new identity as it represents a nod to our U.K. history while serving as a metaphor for the three pillars of our vision,” Frank Patterson, president, and CEO of Trilith Studios, LLC, said in the release. “The new Trilith Studios brand signals to the entertainment industry our expansion from a facilities business to an ecosystem intentionally built for the creative industries.” More Project Casting Entertainment News: Pinewood Atlanta Studios Renames To Trilith Studios, Plans Major Expansion Coronavirus: Netflix’s ‘The Harder They Fall’ Shuts Down Production WarnerMedia is Looking for Aspiring Atlanta Filmmakers – Apply Now!