Casting Call: Background Actors Wanted

Thursday, April 14, 2016 at 12:00 AM

Seeking submissions for all ages, types and ethnicities for the Feature Film "In the Middle of the River" Locations to be in and around the Farmington, NM area. Production to start April 19 and run to May 28th, 2016. Compensation to be minimum wage/ straight time /with 5 hour pay guarantee.

From the Farmington Convention and Visitors Bureau

Julie Barbarito with Running Wolf Talent Casting is currently casting background talent.

Seeking submissions for all ages, types and ethnicities for the Feature Film "In the Middle of the River"

Locations to be in and around the Farmington, NM area. Production to start April 19 and run to May 28th, 2016.

Compensation to be minimum wage/ straight time /with 5 hour pay guarantee.

For immediate consideration, please make your submission via email to: runningwolftalent@gmail.com

Please include the following info:

Head shot and full length photo along with stats for

Age
Height
Weight
Ethnicity
All clothing and shoe sizes
All contact info including phone number, email address, etc.

Many thanks in advance for your interest in creating Movie Magic!

Julie Barbarito, 505-710-3662

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