AMC's "Halt and Catch Fire" is looking for background extras who fit the role of furniture movers. Producers are looking for moving men types between the ages of 18 and 35 and can pass for someone from the 1980s. The scene will film Monday, May 23. However, if cast, you must make it to a fitting this Friday, May 20. If you are chosen for the role, production will be in touch with details of when and where to show up.
To apply, email a recent photo of how your hair looks today and be sure to include all clothing sizes and contact information to: HCFextras3@gmail.com.
Liam Neeson's new film, "Felt", is looking for background artists who can portray an FBI agent with a vintage car, and also a man who has experience giving a polygraph test. The scene with the FBI agent will film Thursday. Extras Casting Atlanta is specifically looking for a white male between the ages of 35 and 50 that has access to a 1972 (or older) car. Send pictures of yourself, as well as the car to: FeltExtras@gmail.com. Put the word "agent" in the subject line of the email.
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The polygraph scene will be filmed on Friday and will pay a featured rate, as long as you have the experience they are looking for. Send a recent photo, sizes and the details of your experience giving polygraph tests to: FeltExtras@gmail.com.
Tammy Smith Casting is looking for students to work multiple days June 20 - July 1 on Summer of George, better known as "Spider-Man: Homecoming." Smith is very specific about how to submit for background work. You can find all the details by clicking here.
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