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Extras Casting for 1970 to 1983 Cars -Smyrna, GA
Event Details
Time: December 6, 2013 from 12pm to 9pm
Location: office park near Windy Hill Road and I-75
Street: 3110 Sport Avenue SE, Smyrna, GA
City/Town: Smyrna, GA
Website or Map: http://pilotextras@gmail.com
Phone: 770-883-0160
Event Type: extra, castinf, cal, for, cars
Organized By: Pilot Extras
Latest Activity: Dec 6, 2013
Event Description
Dear Friends,
The pilot that many of us worked on earlier this year, "Halt and Catch Fire", has been picked up and they are looking for additional cars for a scene this Friday 12/6 at an office park near Windy Hill Road and I-75. It is to start around 8am and will likely last all day. Possibly, a few people will be asked to stay for one night shot. The Pay Rate this time is a bit more; $130 for the first 8 hours and then overtime after 8 hours.
The cars they are looking for are roughly 1970 to no later than 1983. The cars are for period shots and should look pretty much stock; no white or bright red vehicles.
Please let me know, or “Extras Casting” (pilotextras@gmail.com) via email ASAP if you are interested. I will help notify them, if needed.
Club leaders, please send this out to you members so they can decide if they want to play. They need as many as 15 to 20 more cars for Friday morning! Thank you all so much!
Mike Thies
770-883-0160
Added on 12/5/13:
The shoot changed the time to 12p noon 12/6/13 Friday at 3110 Sport Avenue SE, Smyrna, GA 30080. If you know of anyone interested get the word out and have them please send the photos to Extras Casting [pilotextras@gmail.com] ASAP! Tell them I sent you. :-) They will know to take special care of you. Mike 770-883-0160
PS The last I heard, they still need more cars!
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Comment by Doug Baker on December 6, 2013 at 1:20pm
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Shoot started at 12:00 noon done at 4:30. Full 8 hour pay. Good day for me.
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I like doing background Extra work. Gets me out of the house and puts a few bucks in my pocket. Have done 9 so far this year since April. Some times with the car most with out it. See ya all on the set tomorrow.
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Comment by Michael Thies on December 5, 2013 at 12:08pm
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The shoot changed the time to 12p noon 12/6/13 Friday at 3110 Sport Avenue SE, Smyrna, GA 30080. If you know of anyone interested get the word out and have them please send the photos to Extras Casting [pilotextras@gmail.com] ASAP! Tell them I sent you. :-) They will know to take special care of you. Mike 770-883-0160
PS The last I heard, they still need more cars!
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