News Summary
San Antonio, Texas, announces numerous casting calls for aspiring actors, offering roles in both short and feature films. Opportunities include lead and supporting roles with varying average hourly rates ranging from $12 to $75. Additional casting chances exist nationwide, including Houston and Austin, with roles requiring specific expertise and experience levels. Submitting to these casting calls could mark a significant step for many actors eager to establish their careers in the competitive entertainment industry.
San Antonio—A number of exciting casting calls and opportunities for aspiring actors have been announced in San Antonio, Texas. This news is particularly beneficial for those eager to kick-start their careers in an industry that continues to capture the imagination of countless individuals. These casting opportunities range from lead roles in short films to significant parts in feature films, providing various avenues for participation in the entertainment scene.
Among the current projects in San Antonio, a short film is seeking to fill two lead roles. They need actors for the characters of Ivan, a male between the ages of 18 and 30, and the Devil, a male aged 40 to 100. According to reports, the average hourly rate for these roles is set at $12. Additionally, a feature film is looking for several lead roles, including Joseph Cline, a male aged 18 to 28; Sarah Mitchell, a female aged 18 to 28; and James Mitchell, a male aged 28 to 48. Unfortunately, specific compensation details for these roles have not been disclosed.
For those looking to expand their horizons, there are also casting opportunities available nationwide. A feature film is searching for a lead lawyer, ideally aged between 40 and 60, as well as a supporting role for a female therapist, aged 30 to 50, with an average hourly rate of $25. Additionally, another feature film requires a day player named Jenna, who should be between 18 and 30 years old, offering a higher average hourly rate of $75.
For individuals with specific expertise, a scripted show is looking for content creators and real people aged 29 to 60 for various roles, including a lead female doctor or pharmacist aged 30 to 60. Details on compensation for these roles have not yet been finalized; however, casting locations are set in Houston, Texas.
Houston continues to be a hub for additional casting projects. A short film is seeking male actors, particularly for the characters of Sorel, a lead role for males aged 20 to 50, as well as Detective Harlow, also in a lead capacity, for males aged 30 to 50. Furthermore, there are supporting roles available for females aged 18 to 60, though the average hourly rate for these positions has not been specified.
In nearby Austin, auditions are open for a short film requiring lead roles such as Lucy, a female aged 25 to 35, and Mario, a supporting male role in the same age bracket. Background extras aged 18 to 50 are also invited to apply. Again, compensation details are not available for these roles.
The entertainment industry, particularly in the realm of television and film, remains a source of fascination and aspiration for many Americans. From an early age, individuals dream of making their mark in this competitive field. Submitting to casting calls has become a cornerstone of the journey for many actors eager to establish long-lasting careers or engage in fulfilling side projects. As the industry continues to thrive, resources such as Backstage are vital, compiling lists of casting opportunities to support aspiring talent seeking their big break.
With cloudy skies expected in the morning and partial sunshine anticipated for the afternoon, San Antonio’s weather on this day coincides well with the festivities surrounding local casting calls. The temperature is expected to reach a high of 86°F, with winds from the southeast blowing at 10 to 20 mph, providing an inviting atmosphere for auditions. Tonight, temperatures are expected to drop to a comfortable 72°F, with similar wind speeds. These outdoor conditions may encourage aspiring actors to gather and engage in the vibrant opportunities aided by these casting calls.
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