‘Takeover’ Movie Casting In Atlanta

A new project in Atlanta is currently casting for extras and actors to appear in upcoming scenes. The film, tentatively called Takeover, stars Atlanta rapper Quavo of the Migos.

Now Filming In Atlanta: Takeover

Not a lot is known about Takeover at the moment, but what we do know is that Quavo plays Guy Miller, described as a “recent parolee” trying to change his life despite being lured into Atlanta’s street racing scene.

The film has been describe as an action thriller. There’s no word yet on when it will be released.

Takeover Casting Call Details

 
RUSH CALL > LAST CASTING CALL “TAKEOVER” // FILMING 9/2 // MUST COVID TEST TODAY 9/1
Spectators / Participants 9/2 (RUSH CALL)
TRENDY / FASHION FORWARD / URBAN / UNIQUE STYLES
Ages : 18 – 30yrs
Any Ethnicity
Any Gender
Testing Location : Midtown – Atlanta, GA
Filming Location : Atlanta, GA (pretty much all scenes are ITP)
Filming Rate : $150/12hrs
Covid Testing Bump :  $30 
Covid Testing Date : 9/1 (6am – 9pm)
Filming Date : 9/2
YOU DO NOT HAVE TO BE VACCINATED TO WORK ON THIS PRODUCTION

Apply Here.

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