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.
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'What Men Want'
Taraji P. Henson will star with Tracy Morgan and Aldis Hodge in the comedy "What Men Want," according to Variety. The movie is inspired by the 2000 romantic comedy "What Women Want," which starred Mel Gibson as a marketing executive who could hear what women are thinking. In "What Men Want," the roles are reserved, and Henson, who portrays a sports agent, can hear men's thoughts.
What are they looking for?
The following new faces are sought, and you'll need to have waitstaff experience:
Caucasian male – age 25-35 (youthful appearance), waist size 32/34, shirt size medium-large (wardrobe will provide shirt and pants). You must have a very upscale image and have black dress shoes (no sneakers or boots). You also shouldn't have visible tattoos, ear gauges or multicolored hair. (Subject line: "Male Staff 5/31")
Caucasian female – age 24-32 (youthful appearance and size 3-8 (with a nice build). You'll also need to have black pumps. (Subject line: "Female staff 5/31")
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When are they filming?
Filming will be on May 31 in downtown Atlanta with a call time to be determined (probably in the evening, starting at around 4 p.m.).
How much does it pay?
Pay is $75 for eight hours.
How do I submit?
Send an email to WMW.Mhc@gmail.com with the subject of the role you're submitting for.
Include three recent photos and your name, age, phone number, height, weight and distance to downtown Atlanta. Also list your waitstaff experience and whether you're a new face to the movie.
Men should include the following sizes: shirt (medium-large only), sleeve, neck pants (32/34), waist and shoes. You'll need to have black shoes.
Women should include the following sizes: shirt, bra, pants and shoes. You'll need to bring black pumps.
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