Lifetime Movie Casting Call for Nail Technicians

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Nail Technician Background Actors for Lifetime Movie in Georgia

Job Description: A new Lifetime movie inspired by a documentary is casting female background actors to portray nail technicians and salon employees in scenes filming in East Point, Georgia. Production is looking for talent who can naturally recreate the atmosphere of a working nail salon and perform believable salon-related activity on camera.

Job Responsibilities: Appear on camera as a nail technician or salon employee in a Lifetime movie. Perform realistic nail salon activities and workplace movements as directed. Interact naturally with clients and other background performers during salon scenes. Follow blocking, positioning, and instructions provided by the production team. Maintain consistent actions and placement across multiple takes. Remain professional, attentive, and camera-ready throughout filming.

Requirements: Seeking Caucasian female talent ages 24-50. Must be able to work in East Point, Georgia. Professional nail technician or cosmetology experience is not required. Comfortable portraying a nail technician or salon employee on camera. Able to follow production direction and maintain continuity between takes. Must be available for one or both required production days. Reliable and comfortable working on a professional film set. Compensation $140 for up to 12 hours of work.

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