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Texas is experiencing a significant increase in casting opportunities for feature films and television shows, attracting both experienced actors and newcomers. Various projects across the state are looking for diverse roles, including lead characters and supporting roles. With current casting calls in cities like College Station, Dallas, and Houston, this wave of auditions reflects the state’s growth as a film production hub. Aspiring actors can take advantage of these opportunities to showcase their talents and potentially launch their careers in the entertainment industry.
College Station, Texas – Texas is currently experiencing a surge in casting opportunities for various feature films and television shows, benefiting both seasoned actors and those seeking their big break. With a focus on diverse roles across a multitude of locations, including College Station and major cities within the state, aspiring talents have the chance to showcase their skills and advance their careers in the entertainment industry.
Notably, several projects are actively seeking talent. Among them is a feature film casting in College Station looking for leads, including Joseph Cline (male, aged 18-28), Sarah Mitchell (female, aged 18-28), and James Mitchell (male, aged 28-48). Another feature film, casting nationwide, requires an Ann (female, aged 20-35) and Mary Ann (female, aged 18-30), offering an hourly rate of $75.
In addition to feature films, scripted shows are also on the lookout for actors. A production in Fort Worth and Dallas needs a Junior Tailor (male, aged 28-35), a Homeless Man (male, aged 45-60), and James Cutler (male, aged 40-56), with an average hourly rate of $21. Meanwhile, a show based in San Antonio seeks to fill roles for Sam (male, aged 25-30), a Bouncer (male, aged 25-60), and Marco (male, aged 24-28) with an hourly wage of $25. Houston is also participating with an opportunity for On Screen Talent (male/female, aged 18-45), although the hourly pay for this role has not been disclosed.
Other casting calls across Texas include:
- Feature Film in Royse City, Dallas: Casting for John (male, aged 20-32), Lynnette (female, aged 20-28), Betty (female, aged 28-60) with an average hourly rate of $17.
- Short Film in Dallas: Open roles for Shane (male, aged 21-35), Ariel (female, aged 18-30), and a Librarian (aged 18-60) with an hourly rate of $12.
- Short Film in Austin: Casting Mike (lead, male, trans male, aged 18-25), Ira (lead, male, trans male, aged 40-100), and Hunk (male, aged 18-35) at $18 per hour.
For reality TV fans, CBS’s hit show ‘Big Brother’ is hosting an open casting call in Texas on April 6 from 11 a.m. to 6 p.m. at the Grotto at Grandscape, located at 5775 Grandscape Blvd, The Colony, TX. This follows a notable history of Texan participants on the show, including Lane Elenburg, James Huling, Elena Davies, Caleb Reynolds, and Michael Ellis. Those unable to attend in person can still apply online for a chance to be a contestant.
Against a backdrop of partly cloudy weather and a slight chance of afternoon thunderstorms, this surge in casting calls coincides with a vibrant film and television industry flourishing in Texas. As the state positions itself as a crucial hub for productions, these opportunities reflect not only the growing demand for talent but also the significance of Texas as a destination for filmmakers and actors alike. For those considering a career in acting or simply looking for a new adventure, now may be the perfect time to step into the spotlight.
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