Atlanta Casting Call: New TV Pilot Seeks Actors

If you’re an adult with a car you could be cast in a new TV pilot filming in Georgia. The production, codenamed “UCP,” is filming on Tuesday, March 19, 2019 in Villa Rica.

Details about the TV series are still under wraps but we do know that casting directors are looking to hire several people.

Atlanta casting call: New TV Pilot

Here are details about the Atlanta casting call:

NEW TV PILOT – “UCP”
Work: Tue 3/19
Rate: $94/10 + $25
Loc: Villa Rica (West of Atlanta. Please look up this location prior to submitting)

Parents with Cars: Looking for men & women 18+ who appear to be 30s-40s to work with their vehicles (NO RED, WHITE OR BLACK). Must have all day availability for filming on Tuesday in VILLA RICA.

To submit, send your name, number, sizes, CURRENT photo + car info (Year, Make, Model, Color) to:

UCP@Centralcasting.com
Subject Line: “Tues Auto”

Another Atlanta casting call…

NEW TV PILOT – “UCP”
Now Casting for Middle School Boys
Work: Tue 3/19
Rate: $94/10
Loc: Villa Rica

Football Kids: Looking for boys ages 12-15 to portray football players at a middle school (no experience required!). Must have all day availability for filming on Tuesday in VILLA RICA.

To submit, send:
1. Parent’s Name + Number
2. Child’s Name + DOB
3. Child’s CURRENT sizes
4. CURRENT photo

Send to: UCP@Centralcasting.com
Subject Line: “Football Tues”

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