$150/Day True Crime Casting Call for Restaurant Talent

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casting companionAtlanta (GA)

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Restaurant Staff and Patrons for Atlanta True Crime Drama
Job Description: An upcoming true crime television drama filming in the Atlanta, Georgia area is casting male and female background actors to portray restaurant employees and dining patrons. Production is looking for adults who can help create the natural atmosphere of a busy restaurant through realistic interactions, movement, and everyday dining activity. This paid Atlanta background acting opportunity is open to performers interested in gaining experience on a professional television production while appearing in restaurant-based scenes.
Job Responsibilities: Appear on camera as a restaurant employee or dining patron based on production needs. Perform realistic restaurant activities such as dining, socializing, serving, or moving throughout the establishment. Interact naturally with other background performers while cameras are rolling. Follow blocking, movement cues, and instructions provided by the production team. Maintain consistent actions and positioning across multiple takes. Remain professional, attentive, and camera-ready throughout filming.
Requirements: Seeking male and female talent ages 18 and older. Must be able to work in the Atlanta, Georgia area. Comfortable portraying restaurant staff, servers, customers, or other dining establishment roles. Able to perform natural background activity and follow on-set direction. Must have full availability for the assigned filming schedule. Reliable and comfortable working in a professional television production environment. Compensation$150 for up to 10 hours of work.

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