Insurance Commercial Is Looking To Cast Firefighters In Atlanta

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If you know an Atlanta area firefighter, you might want to tell them how they can make more than $3,000. An insurance commercial is filming in Atlanta and is looking to hire photogenic firefighters.

Casting will take place on Wednesday, May 30 and Thursday, May 31 in Decatur, but the shoot will be on June 8 in Birmingham, Alabama, according to the casting call.

Commercial Casting Call In Atlanta for Firefighters

They are looking for REAL FIREFIGHTERS for this non-union Regional Medical Insurance Commercial.

Shoot day: $500/ per session up to 10 hours
Usage: $2500 for 2 yers usage Alabama market, Broadcast, web, digital, pre-roll, ooh, and print. Unlimited edits.
Travel stipend: $250 plus hotel provided.

Anyone interested can email us at submissions@bigpicturecasting.com with name, age. email and phone number along with a current snapshot both head and shoulders and full body.

DAN: age 33-40, friendly, warm smile, a little humorous, wholesome,healthy not overly fit.
PAUL: age 25-30.
FEMALE FIREFIGHTER: age 23-30.
YOUNG GUN: age 18-19.
CHEF: age 40-50. Character. He can be slightly plump. Doesn’t go out on the truck anymore.

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