Extra Casting

'American Horror Story' casting extras throughout Season 2 in Los Angeles

Shooting on "American Horror Story" Season 2 begins on July 10, 2012.

AB Media Publishing, LLC

The hit FX Network Golden Globe Nominated horror-drama series American Horror Story has been renewed for a second season and the show is now casting extras in Los Angeles. The show's format is anthology based, whereas the story, characters, and location for each season is different. The show's guest stars and extras will be cast throughout the season, which begins shooting July, 2012. The second season of "American Horror Story" will take place in a 1960's East Coast asylum for the criminally insane, although filming will take place in Los Angeles.

Season 2 will be centered around two-time Academy Award winner Jessica Lange's new character, which is being described as the opposite of the Constance character Lange played in the first season. Zachary Quinto, Evan Peters, Sarah Paulson, and Lily Rabe are also returning to play new roles. The second season of "American Horror Story" is set on the East Coast at an institution for the criminally insane that is run by Jessica Lange's character.

"The Voice" coach Adam Levine has joined the cast and will play half of a couple called "The Lovers" along with unknown newcomer Tiasia Jacobs. French actress Lizzie Brocheré has won the most pivotal new series regular role on "American Horror Story" Season 2. Brocheré will play a fierce, ferocious, extremely sexual and dangerous wild-child sexpot, who is a nemesis for Jessica Lange. Academy Award nominee Chloë Sevigny will play a woman who was institutionalized by her husband over her sexual addiction. James Cromwell signed on to play the role of Dr. Arden, a man who works in the asylum. Britne Oldford plays an insane woman named Alma.

Ryan Murphy and Dante Di Loreto will executive produce for Ryan Murphy Productions. Murphy's good friend and co-creator of "American Horror Story", Brad Falchuk, will also executive produce along with former actress and writer Jennifer Salt, and three-time primetime Emmy Award nominee James Wong.

Extras Casting Details

The extras casting director for "American Horror Story" is currently accepting submissions from non-union and SAG-AFTRA members in the Los Angeles area to work as featured background performers on season two. The following types are needed:

• All types should be 1920's to 1960's looking.
• Male and female mentally strange character types.
• Outrageous and contorted faces.
• Freaky, sickish, horrendous, eerie, emaciated types.

To be considered, send a recent color snapshot along with your physical stats, all clothing sizes including hat and shoe, your location, and all contact information to:

AHSextrascasting@gmail.com

Put "American Horror Story 2 Mental Patients" in the subject line of your email.

Minors and foreign talent must be legally eligible to work in the state of California and in the United States.

The Los Angeles Actors Resource Guide eBook includes the following information and documents for adults, minors, and foreign talent who would like to work as an actor or extra on film and television productions in Los Angeles and the United States:

• USA Child Actor Work Permit Requirements
• California Child Actor Permit Application
• California Minors Summary Chart
• Child Actor Coogan Trust Deposit Instructions
• California Division of Labor Standards Offices
• Immigration Work Permit Information
• Non-Immigrant Visa Application

In addition to the following Los Angeles Actors Resources:

• Audition Tips
• How To Make an Audition Video
• Los Angeles Casting Directors List
• Los Angeles Extras Casting Directors List
• Los Angeles Talent Agents List
• General Talent Agent Information
• Los Angeles Acting Classes List
• Acting Classes for Young Actors in Los Angeles
• Los Angeles Headshot Photographers List
• Sample Actors Resume
• Sample Beginning Actors Resume
• Sample Cover Letters
• Entertainment Industry Terminology
• Miscellaneous Los Angeles Resources
• Actors Unions
• PDF Users Guides

The Actors Resource Guide eBooks are available here.

Principal Actor Casting

See the post titled Headshot and Resume Information regarding how to submit for acting roles.

Submit photos and resumes by mail only.
No phone calls or personal drop-offs.

Los Angeles:

Eric Stephen Souliere
Eric Dawson Casting
4705 Laurel Canyon Blvd.
Suite 301
Valley Village, CA 91607

Extras Casting

Los Angeles:

Sande Alessi Casting
13731 Ventura Blvd.
Top Floor
Sherman Oaks, CA 91423
Registration Hotline Information - (818) 623-7040

Production Companies:

Do NOT send photos and resumes to the production companies, as they will most likely end up being thrown away. They do not cast the films, rather they hire casting directors who sort through the thousands of submissions.

American Horror Story
Production Office
5555 Melrose Avenue
Building 213
Suite 320
Los Angeles, CA 90038

20th Century Fox Television
10201 W Pico Blvd
Building 103
Room 5286
Los Angeles, CA 90035

Ryan Murphy Productions
5555 Melrose Avenue
Modular Building
1st Floor
Los Angeles, CA 90038

Producers: Ryan Murphy, Brad Falchuk, Dante Di Loreto, Jennifer Salt, Jim Wong, Chip Vucelich

Directors: Ryan Murphy, Alfonso Gomez-Rejon, Bradley Buecker, David Semel, Michael Uppendahl, Tim Hunter, Miguel Arteta, John Scott, Michael Lehmann

Note: Various directors work different episodes during the season. In television shows composed of individual episodes, the television director's role differs from that of a film director in that he or she may work only on some television episodes as opposed to the director of an entire film production. In episodic television productions, the major creative control resides with a producer of the show. The television producer with creative control is called the showrunner (in this case Ryan Murphy).

Starring:

Jessica Lange
Sarah Paulson
Evan Peters
Lily Rabe
Zachary Quinto
Chloe Sevigny
Lizzie Brochere
Britne Oldford
Adam Levine
Tiasia Jacobs

Story:

Season two of "American Horror Story" will center around a 1960's east coast mental asylum, and will not be another ghost story. It is said that the story will be very equally terrifying, but with very different vibe. Just as the house in the first season had a paramagnetic grip like a battery, with negative energy that feeds on trauma and draws things to it, season two involves the energy that's often found in prisons or asylums. Season two of "American Horror Story" is set on the East Coast at an institution for the criminally insane that is run by Jessica Lange's character.

Open casting call for Netflix series 'House of Cards' in Baltimore-Washington Metro Area

House of Cards Bel Air Open Casting Call

Netflix is now a major player in original content with this $100 million project.

AB Media Publishing, LLC

The Netflix political drama "House of Cards" is in production in the Harford County, Maryland area. The casting directors are holding an open casting call for extras in addition to recurring and featured roles. "House of Cards" is based on the BBC miniseries of the same name. That original BBC version was based on a novel from British author Michael Dobbs. Netflix has ordered 26 episodes to air over two seasons. This will be the last open casting call for the season one episodes.

Starring in "House of Cards" is two-time Academy Award winner Kevin Spacey as Rep. Frank Underwood, a House of Representatives Majority Whip who, after not being appointed Secretary of State, derives a plan to bring down the new president and take over the Oval Office. Golden Globe Award nominee Robin Wright plays Frank's wife Claire Underwood; Kate Mara is playing Zoe Barnes, a reporter for a Washington paper who conspires with Underwood to land a killer scoop; Michael Gill plays U.S. President Garrett Walker; two-time Tony nominee Jayne Atkinson is Sen. Catherine Durant; Corey Stoll landed the role of womanizing Rep. Patrick Russo, and Kristen Connolly plays Russo's Executive Assistant Christina Malone with whom he has a torrid affair.

The production companies behind "House of Cards" are Media Rights Capital and Kevin Spacey's Trigger Street Productions. Media Rights Capital is a top independent film and television studio that is backed by Goldman Sachs, AT&T and WPP Group PLC. The company specializes in the creation of premium entertainment content. Trigger Street Productions is a production company founded by Spacey and his producing partner Dana Brunetti. Netflix, which has over 20 million subscribers, outbid such major players as HBO and AMC for the rights to distribute "House of Cards" exclusively. “House of Cards” is unique, as it is the first exclusive TV series to originate on Netflix.

Academy Award nominee Beau Willimon is the head writer and one of the executive producers of "House of Cards". Two-time Academy Award winner David Fincher is also executive producing, and is directing some of the shows episodes. Fincher has directed such films as "The Game," "Panic Room," "The Curious Case of Benjamin Button," "The Social Network," and "The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo". The other executive producers are Academy Award winner Eric Roth, Trigger Street's Kevin Spacey and Dana Brunetti, Joshua Donen, and John Melfi.

Open Casting Call Details

The extras casting director for "House of Cards" is hiring people who are located within reasonable driving distance of the Baltimore-Washington Metropolitan Area to work as fully paid extras on "House of Cards". In addition to extra work, you may also be considered for recurring and/or featured speaking roles.

• Elegant Washington types, 40-60 years old, all ethnicities, male and female.

• Military types, enlisted and officers, 21-50 years old, all ethnicities, male and female.

• Capitol Hill staffers, aides, reporters, 21-34 years old, all ethnicities, male and female.

• Politicians, lobbyist, reporters, 40-60 years old, all ethnicities, male and female.

• Male and Female teenagers.

• Young men and women, ages 18 and up.

Business attire is required for the call. Those attending should bring a current head shot, or if no head shot is available, a current snapshot is satisfactory but it must be clear and in-focus. You should be the only person in the photo, not wearing sunglasses or a hat.

Where:

Bel Air Reckord Armory
41 N. Main Street
Bel Air, MD 21014
Click Here for directions.

When:

Saturday, September 8, 2012
1:00pm - 6:00pm

If you are unable to attend the open casting call and have not yet submitted a photo/resume, you can email them to ccsubmissions01@gmail.com. Include a jpeg photo labeled with both your name and phone number and in the body of the e-mail include all your sizes along with height and weight. Do not forget to include a current phone number.

Talent must and be legally eligible to work in Baltimore/Washington, DC and the United States.

The Baltimore/Washington, DC Actors Resource Guide eBook includes the following documents for adults, minors, and foreign talent who would like to work on films and television productions in the Baltimore/Washington, DC areas:

• Child Labor Laws of Maryland
• Additional Information on Maryland Child Labor Laws
• Maryland Minor Work Permit Application
• Maryland Teen Work Permit Instructions
• District of Columbia Employment of Minors
• District of Columbia Work Permit and Child Labor Application
• District of Columbia Work Permits for Maryland Residents
• USA Child Actor Work Permit Requirements
• Immigration Work Permit Information
• Non-Immigrant Visa Application

In addition to the following Baltimore/Washington, DC Actors Resources:

• Baltimore/Washington, DC Casting Directors List
• Baltimore/Washington, DC Extras Casting Directors
• Baltimore/Washington, DC Talent Agents List
• General Talent Agent Information
• Baltimore/Washington, DC Acting Classes and Schools List
• Baltimore Youth Theatre Programs
• Summer Performing Arts Camps
• Baltimore/Washington, DC Headshot Photographers List
• Headshot Reproduction
• Miscellaneous Baltimore/Washington, DC Resources
• Audition Tips
• How To Make an Audition Video
• Sample Actors Resume
• Sample Beginning Actors Resume
• Sample Cover Letters
• Baltimore/Washington, DC Actors Unions and Professional Organizations
• Entertainment Industry Terminology
• PDF Users Guides

The Actors Resource Guide eBooks are available here.

Extras Casting

Baltimore/DC:

Dagmar Wittmer
Central Productions & Casting, Inc.
623 Pennsylvania Avenue SE
Washington, DC 20003

Production Companies:

Do NOT send photos and resumes to the production companies, as they will most likely end up being thrown away. They do not cast the films, rather they hire casting directors who sort through the thousands of submissions.

Media Rights Capital
1800 Century Park East
Los Angeles, CA 90067

Trigger Street Productions
200 Park Ave S
Floor 8
New York, NY 10003

Panic Pictures
2113 Emmorton Park Road
Edgewood, MD 20140

NetFlix
100 Winchester Circle
Los Gatos, CA 95032

Producers:

David Fincher
Eric Roth
Josh Donen
Kevin Spacey
Dana Brunetti
Michael Dobbs
Andrew Davies

Directors:

David Fincher
Charles McDougall
James Foley
Joel Schumacher

Note: Various directors work different episodes during the season. In television shows composed of individual episodes, the television director's role differs from that of a film director in that he or she may work only on some television episodes as opposed to the director of an entire film production. In episodic television productions, the major creative control resides with a producer of the show. The television producer with creative control is called the showrunner (in this case Beau Willimon).

Starring:

Kevin Spacey - Rep. Francis Underwood
Robin Wright - Claire Underwood
Kate Mara - Zoe Barnes
Michael Gill - President Garrett Walker
Sebastian Arcelus - Lucas Goodwin
Corey Stoll - Rep. Patrick Russo
Kristen Connolly - Christina Malone
Sakina Jaffrey - Linda Vasquez
Sandrine Holt - Gillian
Jayne Atkinson - Sen. Catherine Durant
Mahershala Ali - Lobbyist Remy Danton

Story:

The internecine world of Washington politics, with dirty dealing on both sides of the aisle, is seen through the perspective of conservative Democratic Congressman, Francis Underwood (Kevin Spacey), a devilishly brilliant wheeler-dealer who relishes the down-and-dirty business of the Beltway. But when Francis is passed over for a promised cabinet post by the new President Elect, he sets out to redress the wrong - ingeniously, covertly, and nefariously.

Major feature film open casting calls scheduled for extras in Arizona

This film is scheduled to hit theaters on May 24, 2013.

AB Media Publishing, LLC.

The extras casting director for the third and final chapter in this comedy film trilogy is holding open casting calls in Nogales and Tucson, Arizona for people interested in working as paid extras on the film. Arizona shooting commences in mid-October, 2012. Returning for this third film are Zach Galifianakis, Bradley Cooper, Ed Helms, Mike Tyson, and Ken Jeong in an expanded role. Heather Graham will also reprise her role as Jade, as will Sasha Barrese as Tracy.

Academy Award nominated filmmaker Todd Phillips will direct his third film in the series from a script that he co-wrote with Craig Mazin. Phillips has stated that this film would be "very much a finale and an ending," and that the story "would not follow the template (of the first two films), but would rather be a new idea". The distributor of this film has announced a release date of May 24, 2013, again aiming for a Memorial Day opening weekend.

Director Todd Phillips will also produce along with Daniel Goldberg. Phillips and Goldberg are partners in Green Hat Films, which is also referred to as Todd Phillips Company. Scott Budnick will executive produce for Green Hat. In February, this film's distributor extended its first-look deal with Todd Phillips’ Green Hat Films through the end of 2013. Phillips' first three films under the initial deal have generated more than $1.2 billion at the global box-office. Thomas Tull will executive produce for Legendary Pictures.

Open Extras Casting Call Details

The open casting calls are for people local to the Nogales and Tucson, Arizona areas who are interested in working on this major feature film as fully paid background performers. Males and females, 18 years of age and older, any ethnicity, all types, can attend. Kids and teens may not attend the open casting calls, however photos will be accepted from parents or guardians of minors. Only attend ONE of the open casting calls, multiple submissions may be discarded! All attendees Must be legal to work in the United States.

Where and When:

Tucson, AZ

Tucson Marriott University Park
880 East Second Street
Tucson, AZ 85719
Click Here for directions.

Friday September 14, 2012
11:00am - 4:00pm

Nogales, AZ

Nogales Best Western Hotel
750 W. Shell Road
Nogales, AZ 85621
Click Here for directions.

Saturday September 15, 2012
11:00am - 3:00pm

Bring a pen or pencil to fill out a registration card, and be prepared to have your photo taken. There are no fees or charges whatsoever to attend the open casting calls.

NO PHONE CALLS TO THE VENUES OR CASTING DIRECTOR!

Production Companies:

Do NOT send photos and resumes to the production companies, as they will most likely end up being thrown away. They do not cast the films, rather they hire casting directors who sort through the thousands of submissions.

Production Office
4000 Warner Blvd.
Building 133, Room 105
Burbank, CA 91522-0001

Legendary Pictures
4000 Warner Blvd.
Building 76
Burbank, CA 91522

Green Hat Films
4000 Warner Blvd.
Building 66
Burbank, CA 91522

Producers:

Scott Budnick
Thomas Tull
Daniel Goldberg
Todd Phillips

Director:

Todd Phillips

Starring:

Bradley Cooper - Phil
Zach Galifianakis - Alan
Ed Helms - Stu
Ken Jeong - Mr. Chow
Heather Graham - Jade
Sasha Barrese - Tracy
Mike Tyson - Himself

Story:

The wolf pack will be heading to Tijuana, Mexico, to rescue Alan from a mental hospital.

Note: www.extra-casting.com and it's publisher are not affiliated, associated, have no relationship, formal or informal with the studio and production companies of this film.The open casting call information was provided directly from the extras casting director of thgis film with permission to post and publish.

Paramount Pictures film 'Anchorman: The Legend Continues' auditions and casting calls

The new updated "Anchorman 2" casting calls post can be found at the following:

'Anchorman: The Legend Continues' Casting Calls

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What is a Background Actor?

A "Background Actor" or "Extra" is a performer in a film, television show, stage, musical, opera or ballet production, who appears in a nonspeaking, non-singing or non-dancing capacity, usually in the background.

War films and epic films often employ background actors in large numbers. Some films have featured hundreds or even thousands of paid background actors. Likewise, grand opera can involve many background actors appearing in spectacular productions.

On a film or television set, background actors are usually referred to as "Background Performers", "Background Artists" or simply "Background," while the term "Extra" is rarely used.

In a stage production, background actors are commonly referred to as "Supernumeraries". In opera and ballet, they are called either 'Extras' or 'Supers'.

SAG-AFTRA

The Screen Actors Guild - American Federation of Television and Radio Artists (SAG-AFTRA) is an American labor union representing over 150,000 film and television principal and background performers worldwide. The current organization is the result of the March 30, 2012 merger of the Screen Actor's Guild and the American Federation of Television and Radio Artists.

According to the SAG-AFTRA Mission Statement, the union seeks to: negotiate and enforce collective bargaining agreements that establish equitable levels of compensation, benefits, and working conditions for its performers; collect compensation for exploitation of recorded performances by its members, and provide protection against unauthorized use of those performances; and preserve and expand work opportunities for its members.

The Screen Actors Guild was founded in 1933 in an effort to eliminate exploitation of actors in Hollywood who were being forced into oppressive multi-year contracts with the major movie studios that did not include restrictions on work hours or minimum rest periods, and often had clauses that automatically renewed at the studios' discretion. These contracts were notorious for allowing the studios to dictate the public and private lives of the performers who signed them, and most did not have provisions to allow the performer to end the deal.

SAG-AFTRA is the primary performer's union in the United States. The union is affiliated with the AFL-CIO. SAG-AFTRA claims exclusive jurisdiction over motion picture as well as radio, television, Internet, and other new media. Internationally, SAG-AFTRA is affiliated with the International Federation of Actors.

How To Qualify For SAG-AFTRA Membership

A performer becomes eligible for SAG-AFTRA membership under one of the following two conditions:

1) Proof of Employment.

SAG-AFTRA membership is available to those who work in a position covered by a SAG-AFTRA (or AFTRA or SAG) collective bargaining agreement. Any person qualifying through work as a background actor must have completed three days of work as a background actor under a SAG-AFTRA (or AFTRA or SAG) collective bargaining agreement.

2) Employment Under an Affiliated Performers Union.

Performers may join SAG-AFTRA if the applicant is a paid-up member of an affiliated performers union (ACTRA, AEA, AGMA or AGVA) for a period of one year and has worked and been paid for at least once as a principal performer in that union’s jurisdiction.

All new members pay a one-time-only initiation fee, plus the first semiannual dues at the time of joining. The national initiation fee rate is currently $3000.00 (initiation fees may be lower in some states). Annual Base dues are $198.00. In addition, work dues are calculated at 1.575 percent of covered earnings up to $500,000.

Once you are a member, you must abide by the rules of membership, starting with Global Rule One and the No Contract/No Work Rule. And, whether you are a SAG-AFTRA member or not - NEVER accept work during a Union strike!

Becoming a SAG-AFTRA member is a very important milestone for every working professional talent in the entertainment industry. But you should not be in a rush to join unless you are absolutely certain that you are ready to compete for professional performing jobs. For actors, you should prepare yourself by studying acting and improv, doing live theatre, and perform in non-union on-camera productions in order to build your resume and gain extremely valuable experience.

How do I get three SAG-AFTRA background vouchers?

Excellent question; there truly isn’t a simple answer. The best way is to work as a non-union background actor as often as possible and do a great job, showing up on time and bringing the proper wardrobe.

Occasionally there will be an immediate need for a certain look or ability on the set and if you are in the right place at the right time you will be offered a SAG-AFTRA voucher. Sporadically a casting director will offer you a SAG-AFTRA voucher if they are unable to locate a SAG member who fits the requirements of the production company.

Demo Reel Information

An actors demo reel (or "demo tape") is a short compilation of clips from professional acting work on films, commercials, and television shows. It is usually no more than a few minutes in length.

A demo reel IS NOT the same as an "Audition Video". An Audition Video IS a homemade video that you make when casting directors are accepting audition video submissions.

It is NOT necessary to send in a demo reel when submitting for extra roles. Only submit a demo reel if the casting directors request it, or through an agent.

Extras Calling Services

There are companies that are termed "Calling Services" or "Booking Services" that charge fee(s) to obtain extra work for you. These Calling Services are not contracted by production companies as Casting Directors are, rather they are independent services that work for the individual extras that sign up for their service. The fee is usually on a monthly basis, however some use a per-job-booked fee structure also.

Most Extras Casting Directors use these calling services often, especially when they are casting large amounts of extras for a specific production. It is much easier and less time consuming to make one call to a Calling Service and tell them what they need than it is to call each and every extra individually.

Once an extra signs up for a Calling Service, they provide them with photos, clothing size forms, and contact information. Then it is simply a matter of letting the Calling Service know your availability. The booking service will submit their clients based on their availability to all of the extras Casting Directors, and the Casting Directors can book as many or as few of these extras and give the booking service the call times, wardrobe requirements, shooting location, etc., to forward along to their clients. It is then the responsibility of the Calling Service to provide the details to their extras and confirm the booking.

Extras who do not use a Calling Service must constantly call recorded casting lines that the extras casting directors set up, and then call a separate number if they fit exactly what is on the recorded line. The competition to get work this way is extremely fierce. It is a generally accepted reality that extras who use respected and legitimate Calling Services are booked far more frequently than those who try to do their own booking.

The fees that Calling Services charge range from around $45 - $75 per month depending on your union status, age, and the number of days that you are booked during the month. There also may be an initial registration fee that can be as low as $20 to over $100 if they require a first month fee and last month fee in addition to the registration fee.

Should I Do Extra Work For Acting Experience?

I personally feel that if a person does not have experience, doing extra work is a fantastic way to get used to being on a film or TV set. It gives you an idea of how things work and allows you to become comfortable on a set without risking "burning bridges" if you get nervous and a little stage fright.

I myself did extra work in the beginning of my career and it helped me tremendously. I had terrible stage fright, but I became very comfortable after doing background work for a while.

So the answer is yes, doing extra work will help you. It doesn't pay a whole lot, but the experience you get is valuable.

Acting is like any other job, the more training and experience a person has, the better chance of getting the job. But at the same time, we all have to start somewhere!

Types of Background Actors

General Background: Person of atmospheric business which includes the normal actions, gestures and facial expressions of the Background Actor’s assignment.

Special Ability: Background Actor specifically called and assigned to perform work requiring special skills such as tennis, golf, choreographed social dancing (including square dancing), swimming, skating, riding animals, driving livestock, non-professional singing (in groups of 16 or less), mouthing to playback in groups of 16 or less, professional or organized athletic sports (including officiating and running), amputees, driving which requires a special skill and a special license (such as truck driving but not cab driving), motorcycle driving, insert work, and practical card dealing.

Stand-In: Background Actor used as a substitute for another actor for purposes of focusing shots, setting lights, etc., but is not actually photographed. Stand-Ins may also be used as general background.

Photographic Double: Background Actor who is actually photographed as a substitute for another actor. A General Background Actor who is required to do photographic doubling shall receive the Special Ability rate.

Day Performer: A Performer who delivers a speech or a line of dialogue. A Background Actor must be upgraded to a Day Performer if directed to speak, except in the case of “omnies”.

Omnies: Any speech sounds used as general background noise rather than for its meaning. Atmospheric words such as indistinguishable background chatter in a party or restaurant scene.

Advice for Child Actors

1. Have fun and enjoy every performance.

2. Learn as much as possible from the professionals you work with.

3. Get your rest, and drink plenty of water!

4. Be respectful and do what you are asked to do to make the child wrangler's job easy.

5. Remember you are there to do a job.

6. Share the experience with your friends and family.

7. Visit as many places as you can.

8. Be thankful for the opportunity.

9. Use your down time to keep up with schoolwork.

10. Laugh, Laugh, Laugh.

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