Now Casting: Paid Female Extras Needed for New TV Series Filming in Atlanta

Atlanta’s bustling film industry is heating up again with a fresh casting call from CAB Castings, LLC., a local company specializing in background talent for TV productions. They’re currently seeking paid female extras to appear in an upcoming series shooting right here in the city.

This is a great opportunity for anyone interested in getting on-set experience, earning some extra cash, and being part of a professional production—all while contributing to the vibrant entertainment scene that has made Atlanta a major hub for television filming.

Specific Roles Open for Casting

The casting team is looking to fill two distinct background roles:

  1. Groupies / Wives / Girlfriends
    • Open to all ethnicities
    • Ages 18–50
    • Pay rate: $100 for 8 hours per day (overtime after 8 hours)
    • Filming dates: Tuesday, March 10 through Friday, March 13, 2026
    • Important note: Selected extras must be available to work all four days for continuity in the scenes.
  2. Homeless People
    • Open to all ethnicities
    • Ages 18–60
    • Pay rate: $100 for 8 hours per day (overtime after 8 hours)
    • Filming date: Tuesday, March 10, 2026 (single day)

Production emphasizes that booked extras should prepare for 8- to 12-hour workdays, as set times can vary. Full availability for your chosen date(s) is required.Compensation and Payment Details

  • Base pay: $100 for the first 8 hours
  • Overtime kicks in after 8 hours
  • Payment method: Check mailed 2–3 weeks after filming

This non-union gig offers straightforward compensation typical for background work in the Atlanta market.How to Submit and What to IncludeIf you’re available and interested, email your submission to: tvbg@cabcastings.com (mailto:tvbg@cabcastings.com)Use the appropriate subject line to ensure your email is routed correctly:

  • For the multi-day role: WOMAN 4 DAY
  • For the single-day role: HOMELESS 3/10

Your email must include all of the following information (submissions missing details risk being discarded):

  • Full name
  • Phone number
  • Age
  • Height
  • Ethnicity
  • Car details (color, year, make, and model—if you have one available)
  • Two recent photos: 1 headshot and 1 full-body shot

A representative from CAB Castings will contact you via phone or email if you’re selected to confirm your booking and scene details.This call highlights the ongoing demand for diverse background talent in Atlanta’s TV productions. Whether you’re portraying a supportive partner in a lively scene or adding realism to an urban environment, these roles offer a paid way to step behind the camera.

Final Word

If this matches your availability and look, don’t delay—submit soon, as these spots can fill quickly in the competitive Atlanta casting landscape!

For more updates on local opportunities, keep an eye on casting sites and CAB Castings’ channels. Good luck to all who apply.

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