Feature Film Casting Call Real Cheerleaders For Atlanta Movie

“Gimme an A, gimme a T, gimme an L. ATL!” If you’ve got the pep in your step and some cheer in your ear, then casting directors may be looking for you. There’s a new full-length feature film shooting cheerleading scenes in Atlanta this July and into August.

If you’re selected, shooting is slated to begin on July 9, 2018, according to the casting call. Cheerleaders, models, and similar types are encouraged to apply. Those who apply should actually be cheerleaders in high school (generally ages 15 to 17).

Feature Film Casting Call Real Cheerleaders For Atlanta Movie

Producers are seeking:

  • Actual high school cheerleading squad in Georgia with their own uniforms and dance routines for a new feature film!

Details for the upcoming feature film have not been released. To audition for a role in the upcoming feature film, check out the casting call breakdown below.

**CHEERLEADING SQUAD CASTING**
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Seeking an actual high school cheerleading squad in Georgia with their own uniforms and dance routines for a new feature film!

DATES: Between July 9 and the beginning of August.
RATE: TBD
LOCATION: Atlanta, GA.

How to Submit:
To submit, please submit photos of the cheer squad (in uniform) along with their age range, coach’s name, phone number, email address, along with photos and a video of their routine to submissions@catrettcasting.com

SUBJECT: CHEER SQUAD

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