Casting Call: Atlanta Film Seeks Older Actors For August Scenes

Producers in Atlanta are looking for actors for the feature-length film “Never Too Late,” which will begin shooting in August around Atlanta.

“Never Too Late” has been described as a play on Mean Girls meets Golden Girls in an active adult community. Helen Wilson, an independent widow, is forced into an active adult community after she accidentally sets her kitchen on fire. There, she discovers that it’s just like high school all over again, full of cliques, power plays, and flirting. It’s never too late to make new friends, go skinny dipping and meet a man!

REQUESTING SUBMISSIONS NOW! Send to ntlcasting@gmail.com
Seeking a diverse group of men and women, ages 50’s to 70’s, all ethnicities to submit:
– Name, phone number, email
– Height, weight, realistic ‘age range’
– Current headshot and resume
– Your availability for the month of August, M-F

Casting directors are looking for older people, senior citizens who are 65+ and ethnic women. They must be available ALL DAY 8/17 and 8/21.

How to submit for ‘Never Too Late’ casting call

Please include if you can sew or if you use a wheelchair/walker/cane.
Please submit TODAY to 
ntlcasting@gmail.com
Subject: 8/17-21

Pay rate is $10/hour with a guarantee of 8 hours.

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