Casting Call: ‘Real People’ Can Make $3,000 In Little Debbie Commercial

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Casting directors are looking for fresh faces for a Little Debbie commercial slated to be filmed in Atlanta. This is a paid gig and those chosen to be cast may make $500 for a single day of shooting plus $2,500 for the buyout if it’s used in the final commercial.

Tiffany Company Casting is looking for real families, groups of friends, real cowboys, real bakery workers, real fishermen, bus drivers, couples and individuals ages 5 to 99 for an upcoming TV commercial.  These would be non-actors in the area who are families or employed within respective fields.

This is a commercial shoot for Little Debbie treats so those submitting should also be fans of Little Debbie products.

This is only open to folks living in and around the Atlanta, Georgia area, so please only apply if you fit the specifications and live in the area as travel is not provided.  This is a paid gig and those cast may make $500 for the 1 day shoot plus $2500 for the buyout if their shoot is used in the final commercial.

How to submit:

  • Send the following info to @tiffanycompanycasting.com
  • Name and ages
  • Contact number and email
  • Recent photos of yourself and family
  • In 2-3 sentences, tell us about yourself and how you love Little Debbie snacks and treats
  • List your food allergies

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