Atlanta Actresses For HBO TV pilot ‘Brooklyn’

If you look like the girl next door, HBO producers may be looking for you to film some scenes in a new pilot on May 10 in Atlanta.

“Brooklyn” is a period piece set in the 1880s Old West. Not much else is known about the production, which is to say that HBO has kept it under wraps for good reason.

Atlanta has become a movie mecca in recent years and Georgia has been a favorite location for TV productions since the state instituted generous tax breaks for film companies that agree to shoot locally. Projects from CBS, NBC, HBO, BET and more are slated to shoot in the metro area in 2018.

None the less, they are looking for a number of white women to play Western types. See the casting call below for details.

Brooklyn – HBO Pilot Seeks White Women For Scenes

Seeking Caucasian women
Must have natural-colored hair
No fake nails / no modern haircuts
Thin Framed – Weathered character face
Tanned skin is great
Age 55 and over (older the better)

Rate: 75/8
Fitting Rate: 19/2
Location: ATL Area – TBD
Date: May 10th
Fitting required May 7th

If you fit the above description and are available then please email Prep@RoseLockeCasting.com 
Include current pics (including a selfie holding a piece a paper with todays date), age, ht, wt, and all contact info.

Subject: Western Women

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