News Summary
San Antonio is alive with casting calls for both aspiring and experienced actors. From short films to feature film roles, there are numerous opportunities with competitive pay. Roles vary from lead to supporting characters across multiple productions including the much-anticipated ‘Yellowstone’ prequel series ‘1923.’ This surge in casting reflects the growing film industry in Texas, making it an exciting time for talent in the area.
Exciting Casting Opportunities Sprouting Up in San Antonio!
San Antonio is buzzing with creative energy today! The weather is looking just right—partly cloudy skies with a cozy low of 59°F. The breeze coming from the south-southwest at about 5 to 10 mph makes it a perfect day to take a stroll and explore what’s happening in the film and TV industry.
Calling All Aspiring Actors!
If you’ve ever dreamed of gracing the silver screen or bringing a character to life in a TV show, now is your chance! The city, along with nearby areas, is bustling with casting calls for various productions. Aspiring and experienced actors alike are encouraged to throw their hats in the ring. This could be your moment to shine!
Short Film Casting Opportunities
Several short film productions are on the lookout for talent. Here are a few roles available:
- Kris (supporting, 35-65 years old)
- Tammy (supporting, female, 28-50 years old)
- Ram (supporting, male, 45-65 years old)
These roles come with an average hourly rate of $18—not too shabby for a day on set!
Are you ready for a leading role? There’s also casting for:
- Jennifer Johnson (lead, female, 18-25 years old)
- Leya (supporting, female, 18-25 years old)
- Dr. Sinha (supporting, female, 35-50 years old)
The hourly pay for these positions is an impressive $50.
For younger talent, there are exciting day player roles up for grabs, including:
- Tired Young Man (15-30, gender-nonconforming, non-binary)
- Catfish (18-45 years old)
- Little Girl (3-8 years old)
These day players can expect to earn around $25 per hour. Exciting times for young actors!
Feature Film Casting Opportunities
- Whitney (day player, female, 29-35 years old)
- Mike (day player, 45-60 years old)
- Trey (day player, male, 35-45 years old)
These roles offer an attractive $62 per hour!
Two leading lady roles also await:
- Charlotte (lead, female, 18-25 years old)
- Mary Ann (lead, 18-30 years old)
The impressive hourly rate for these roles? An astonishing $125.
Supporting roles are also available for actors such as:
- Kayla (female, 22-29 years old)
- Detective Mason (male, 35-45 years old)
- Dante (male, 40-60 years old)
These roles come with an average pay of $18.
Extras and Background Roles
Don’t forget the extras! A short film is casting background actors of all ages (10-70 years old). The rate is yet to be specified, but it’s a great opportunity to get your foot in the door!
Film enthusiasts will be thrilled to hear about the casting for the much-anticipated *”Yellowstone”* prequel series *”1923″.* They’re hunting for background actors for a shoot scheduled on September 23. Notably, the series features renowned actors like Harrison Ford and Helen Mirren!
To make things more exciting, some road closures are expected downtown due to the filming of *”1923.”* So, get ready for an electrifying atmosphere!
Pathways Opened by Local Talent
These casting opportunities represent the growing demand for talent in Texas. If you have a passion for acting, now is the time to seize the moment!
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Additional Resources
- San Antonio Express-News
- Wikipedia: San Antonio
- News 4 San Antonio
- Google Search: San Antonio film industry
- San Antonio Current
- Google Scholar: Texas film industry
- Spectrum Local News
- Encyclopedia Britannica: San Antonio actors
- Axios San Antonio
- Google News: Texas TV shows casting
