Now Casting In Atlanta: Harlem Bar Types Sought For Period Piece

A delicious casting call is set to take place in Atlanta soon: It calls for men and women dressed to the nines as Harlem bar types.

Details on the production are still scarce but it will film on April 2 and the fitting is March 20-22.

Here are Harlem Bar casting call details:

BROOKLYN
HARLEM BAR or RIOT DEAD BODIES
This is a period piece
Seeking African Americans
Men and Women / 18 and over 
No shaved heads or Harsh fades
please stop cutting hair
Women must have natural hair
no artificial colors / no braids
No fake nails

Filming Date:
HARLEM BAR – April 9th (V. Highlands)
DEAD RIOTERS – April 2nd (Decatur)
Will not work both days
Filming Rate: 75/8
Fitting Date: 3/20-3/22 one day
Fitting Rate: 19/2
Fitting Location: Union City
Haircut bump: $15

Please email Extras@RoseLockeCasting.com
Include 3 pics (head, body and selfie holding a piece of paper on it) age, ht, wt, all sizes and contact info.

Subject: HARLEM BAR or DEAD RIOT

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