Black Woman Bikers Sought For New TV Commercial Filmed In Atlanta

A new casting call is looking for African-American bikers with their own motorcycles. The production is filming in Atlanta this week.

The pay is $200 per 12-hour shift. Here’s what you need to know about this Atlanta casting call:

Atlanta casting call: African-American women who ride motorcycles

CASTING CALL Nonunion National Commercial Shoot for a major client on 5/8/19 Wed. AND 5/15/19 Wed.in ATL, GA metro area and Augusta, GA-invites you to apply for this PAID casting.
Roles sand Rates:
1. FEMALE African American Bikers with your OWN motorcycles (Harley or Honda Shadow styles no crotch rockets) $200/12 accepting submissions for ALL aged males. email your headshots/ snapshots of yourself and your motorcycle, and a direct contact number to: submissions.sca@gmail.com

subject line “female BIKERS”

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 2018-19 and the foreseeable future.

With more than 700 movie and TV projects just in the last few years, the film industry has generated more than $9 billion for the state of Georgia.
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