News Summary
Boston is buzzing with open casting calls for various film projects, including a feature film about chef Anthony Bourdain. Aspiring actors of all ages and backgrounds are encouraged to apply for diverse roles in upcoming productions. Opportunities include supporting roles for children and adults, with no prior acting experience required. Filming locations include Boston and nationwide, highlighting the increasing film production activity in the area. This presents a unique chance for individuals to break into the acting industry and showcase diverse stories.
Boston, Massachusetts – Open casting calls have been announced for multiple film projects taking place in Boston and across the nation. With various roles available, aspiring actors and actresses are encouraged to seize this opportunity to join a range of productions.
The most notable casting opportunity is for a feature film about renowned chef Anthony Bourdain, titled “Tony.” A24, the production company behind the project, is specifically seeking male restaurant kitchen staff of all ages and ethnicities who possess dynamic personalities. No previous acting experience is required, making this a unique chance for those interested to break into the acting world. Interested candidates need to send an email with their name, recent photo, and a brief description to [email protected]. Filming is scheduled to occur in Provincetown, MA, from May to early July.
In addition to “Tony,” numerous other casting calls are taking place in Boston. Opportunities include:
- Feature Film: Seeking Liam or Lacey Davenport, supporting roles for children aged 5 to 12, with an hourly rate of $30.
- Short Film: Looking for a lead female role of a woman aged 35 to 65, offering an hourly rate of $31.
- Short Film: Multiple parts available, including Boxing Spectators (ages 16-65, supporting), Headbasher Harry (ages 28-50, supporting), and Thug #1 (ages 18-30, day player). The hourly rate for these roles has not been disclosed.
- Short Film: Roles for a male actor (lead, ages 35-55), a female actor (supporting, ages 35-55), and a gaffer (crew), with an hourly rate of $75.
- Scripted Show: In need of lead female roles, including Holly (ages 18-30), Samantha (ages 21-38), and Gina (ages 18-35), offering an hourly rate of $31.
- Short Films: Several other roles available, including a lead male actor for Aaron (ages 25-35), supporting roles, and extras. Hourly rates vary from $21 to $25.
The casting calls in Boston are indicative of a larger trend of increasing film production activity in the city. With extensive opportunities for both greenhorns and seasoned professionals, productions aim to engage a wide array of talent to reflect the diversity and vibrancy of the local community.
Beyond Boston, there are also nationwide casting opportunities available. For example, a feature film is seeking Tanner Keith, a lead male role for men aged 20-35 with an hourly rate of $37. Furthermore, another feature film is offering roles such as Mary Ann (lead, ages 18-30) with a higher hourly rate of $75. Other opportunities in New York City include roles for college students and Miami club goers, with hourly rates ranging from $27 to $28.
In summary, the open casting calls present a valuable opening for potential actors and actresses. This new wave of film projects not only seeks to tell diverse stories but also provides a platform for performers of varied backgrounds and experience levels to gain exposure in the industry. As casting directors actively search for talent in Boston and beyond, individuals interested in pursuing an acting career have an invaluable chance to join the film community.
For those who might be interested, they should prepare their applications promptly, as the demand for talent is high, and the opportunities are plentiful. With supportive roles for a range of ages and skill sets, this is a time of excitement for budding artists looking to make their mark in the film industry.
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- Boston 25 News: Anthony Bourdain Film Casting Call
- WHDH: Robert Pattinson Movie Casting Call
- Cape Cod Times: Kitchen Help for Bourdain Biopic
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- Stacker: Movies and TV Shows Casting in Massachusetts
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