Mel Gibson’s ‘Boss Level’ Film Casting Atlanta Bikers, Skateboarders

Mel Gibson is back in movies after a controversial hiatus and a bid to get clean from substance abuse. The actor’s latest film, “Boss Level” is filming around Atlanta and looking for some experts, namely bikers and skateboarders.

The film is about a retired special ops soldier who is trapped in a time loop involving his death. New England Patriots tight end Rob Gronkowski and actress Annabelle Wallis  are also set to star in the movie.

New Mel Gibson Movie Filming In Atlanta Seeks Kids, Skaters

If you’ve got what it takes – and are available on April 9 — here’s what producers are looking for:

UPCOMING MONDAY 4/9 in Atlanta we are looking for the following:

BMX bikers — good ones — paying featured rates — looking for guys and girls 16 – 22 years old that can do some tricks — email a recent photo and all contact info to: ECAtvExtras@gmail.com – BMX in Subject

Skateboarders — good ones — paying featured rates — looking for guys and girls – 10 – 20 years old — email a recent photo and all contact info to: ECAtvExtras@gmail.com – SKATEBOARD IN Subject

We are also looking for kids and teens 10 – 15 years old — don’t have to be skaters or BMXers but that have a look that would fit our skater and BMX group.

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