Fox’s ‘The Gifted’ Casting Extras As ‘Mutants’ In Atlanta

Producers for the Fox TV series “The Gifted” are looking to cast new faces as mutants on Tuesday, July 2, 2018, AtlantaFi has learned.

“The Gifted” is a science fiction / fantasy series rooted in the X-Men pantheon. The show is about a group of young people discovered to be mutants.

The series stars Stephen Moyer, Amy Acker Sean Teale, Jamie Chung, Coby Bell, Emma Dumont, Blair Redford, Natalie Alyn Lind, and Percy Hynes White.

The Gifted Casting Call In Atlanta

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**SEEKING MUTANTS**

HEAVEN (SEASON 2)

Work: Tuesday 7/2
Location: Atlanta
Rate: $88/10
Role: Bystanders
MUST BE REGISTERED WITH CENTRAL CASTING!

  • Diner Patrons: Men and Women, over the age of 18, no visible tattoos, to work WITH or WITHOUT your car. No red, white, or black vehicles. Cars must be in good condition.
  • Waitress: Women, over the age of 18. No visible tattoos.
  • Bartender: Men, over the age of 18. Must be willing to be clean shaven. No visible tattoos.
  • Hospital Staff: Men and Women, over the age of 18, no visible tattoos. Think Admin, Nurse, and Doctor types.
  • Men, over the age of 18, ~5’10”-6’1”, max waist size 38 to fit uniform. Must be willing to be clean shaven. No visible tattoos. Must be available both days.
  • SPFX MUTANTS: Now casting for MEN & WOMEN over the age of 18, any ethnicity, to portray mutants. No visible tattoos. MUST be comfortable with prosthetics and SPFX makeup (no skin allergies or sensitivities whatsoever). Men MUST be clean shaven or willing to shave their face.

If this is you, please send an email to Heaven@CentralCasting.com with “BYSTANDERS” in the subject line.

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