Newspaper Vendor in Tennessee

WOMEN OF THE MOVEMENT CASTING CALL- MEMPHIS, TN
CASTING A NEWSPAPER VENDOR 
BLACK MALE 40-75 years of age
Date: WEDNESDAY JANUARY 27, 2021
Location: MEMPHIS, TN
Rate: $128.00** for 8 hours ($16.00 an hour with an 8 hour guarantee and time and a 1/2 after 8 hours) You will be paid the full 8 hour rate even if you work less than that, however, you MUST be available for the entire shoot day and have FULL day availability (12+ hours) regardless of Call/Wrap times.
MUST BE AVAILABLE FOR COVID TESTING AND FITTING PRIOR TO THIS DATE (IN MEMPHIS).
https://www.projectcasting.com/job/newspaper-vendor

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Women of the Movement is being written/exec produced by Cerar and executive produced by Jay-Z, Jay Brown and Tyran “Ty Ty” Smith of Roc Nation; Will Smith and James Lassiter of Overbrook Entertainment; Aaron Kaplan, Dana Honor and Michael Lohmann from Kapital Entertainment; Rosanna Grace of Serendipity Film Group; Alex Foster and John Powers Middleton of The Middleton Media Group; and David Clark at Mazo Partners. Kapital Entertainment is the studio.

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