Facebook’s ‘Queen America’ Starring Catherine Zeta-Jones Is Casting In Atlanta

The new Facebook Watch series “Queen America” casting in Atlanta for assorted roles, including photographers. They’re looking to shoot on July 4 in Jonesboro, according to the casting call.

The series, which stars Catherine Zeta-Jones, was created by Meaghan Oppenheimer (Fear the Walking Dead), “Queen America” is about a pageant coach who finds a young girl who has resisted other people’s worthwhile intentions to mold her into the next Miss America. Zeta-Jones plays Vicki Ellis, the coach tasked with mentoring Samantha Stone.

Facebook Watch’s ‘Queen America’ Casting In Atlanta

The show is produced by wiip (word.idea.imagination.production), a company run by former ABC Entertainment Group president Paul Lee. Bruna Papandrea’s imprint Made Up Stories, will serve as co-studio partner.

Here is what producers are looking for:

 Filming on Wednesday, July 4:

Work: Tuesday 7.4
Rate: $75/8 + $5 Camera Bump
Location: Jonesboro, GA

Photographer w/ Gear: Men or Woman ages late 20’s-50’s to work with their own photography camera equipment. All ethnicity. Please either attach a photo or list the camera/camera equipment you own.

If this is you please submit a clear photo(s), name, number and sizes to QUEENAMERICA@CENTRALCASTING.COM

Please put “PHOTOGRAPHER” in the subject line

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