Casting Call: Paid Featured Role for Actor to Play Deceased Husband/Ghost in Hit TV Series

CAB Castings, LLC is seeking a talented African American male actor, aged late 30s to early 50s, for a paid featured role in an upcoming episode of a hit television series filming in Atlanta, Georgia.

The role involves portraying the deceased husband of a lead female character, appearing to her as a ghostly vision in a powerful, emotional dramatic sequence. Filming is scheduled for Wednesday, May 27, 2026.

Role Requirements

  • Ethnicity: African American Male
  • Age Range: Late 30s to Early 50s
  • Appearance: Handsome with a soulful, expressive look; upscale, believable leading-man presence
  • Performance Needs: Ability to convey warmth, emotion, and calm presence; strong facial expressions and subtle acting skills preferred
  • Technical: Comfortable working on green screen for visual effects sequences

This is a heavily performance-driven role with cinematic, dramatic scenes centered on the ghostly apparition’s emotional interactions. Acting experience is a plus, but the right look and presence are essential. Producers will personally review submissions for this featured spot.

Filming Details

  • Date: Wednesday, May 27, 2026
  • Location: Atlanta, GA
  • Call Time: TBD (full-day availability required)
  • Rate: $200 for 12 hours
  • Payment: Via check, issued within 2–3 weeks after filming

How to Submit

Actors interested in this opportunity should email info@cabcastings.com with the subject line: GHOST HUSBAND 5/27

Include the following information in your submission:

  • Full Name
  • Phone Number
  • Email Address
  • Date of Birth
  • Current Headshot
  • Full Body Photo
  • Acting Resume and/or Reel (if available)

All requested materials must be included for consideration. Selected talent will be contacted directly by the CAB Castings team to confirm availability and booking details.

This is a unique chance to appear in a high-profile television series in a memorable, emotionally charged role. If you fit the description and are available on the shoot date, submit promptly.

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