Now casting: Kevin Spacey’s ‘Manifesto’ seeking extras

Are you ready to make your mark on Atlanta's film and TV industry? Are you the next Tyler Perry? ATL is in need of young stars. Check out the Peach City's latest casting call for your chance at fame.
‘Manifesto’
This Discovery Channel TV series will tell the story of how an FBI profiler helped bring about the capture of Ted Kaczynski – also known as the Unabomber. Kevin Spacey and Dana Brunetti are executive producers of the series.
What are they looking for?
The following featured roles are being cast:
- Caucasian male, 28-50 years old, to portray an undercover FBI agent (Subject: UNDERCOVER 2028)
- Caucasian male, age 20-40, to portray a mail clerk (Subject: MAIL 20)
- Caucasian males, age 28-50, to portray recurring agents. (Subject: BULLPEN)
When are they filming?
Filming will take place in Atlanta. The undercover FBI agent role will film on April 20 and 28 during the day, and you’ll need to be available for both days. The mail clerk role shoots during the day on April 20. Recurring agents will shoot on April 20-21, 24-25 and 28 and May 2-5. If you can shoot for all days, you’ll be booked for that, but you don’t have to be available every day.
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How much does it pay?
Pay is to be determined.
How do I submit?
Send the following information to ExtrasCastingTM@gmail.com, and include the subject line of the role you're submitting for:
- Your contact information, including legal name, phone number and e-mail address.
- Your age, height, weight, sizes (top, pants and shoe), whether you have any tattoos (along with their location and a description of them), your current city and state, and your car color/make/model and year with a picture of your car included.
- Current photos of yourself. Selfies are fine, but don't use filters. They should be well lit, in focus and with a plain background. One should face forward, one should be medium length, and one should be a full length/full body photo.
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