Lexington is set to become a vibrant hub for aspiring actors and crew members, as various film and television projects are currently casting in the area. This influx of opportunities allows both experienced individuals and newcomers to step into the spotlight.
The who in this artistic surge includes a myriad of roles across different projects. Backstage has compiled a list featuring casting calls for a new documentary series looking for a Camera Operator with FX6 experience, offering an average pay of $125 per hour. These positions are available specifically in Lexington, Kentucky. Interested applicants can learn more about the documentary project through casting notices.
In addition to the documentary, a feature film is in the search for extras, with roles open to individuals aged 10 to 70 nationwide. Details regarding payment for this role have not been disclosed. Another feature film is actively seeking a day player for the role of Jenna, targeting performers between the ages of 18 and 30, also offering $125 per hour.
On a broader scope, additional feature films are scouting for lead roles portraying 80s College Students, aimed at the 18 to 26 age demographic, though rates remain unspecified.
Moreover, a short film is casting in Nashville, Tennessee, seeking diverse roles such as Freida and Mr. Mcgil, with a range of ages from 18 to 100 for various characters. Also in Nashville, a scripted show requires stand-ins between the ages of 25 and 45.
Notably, a separate feature film is looking for crew members including a Production Assistant and a character named Coach Sanders in various roles, accessible to actors in Columbus, Ohio; Louisville, Kentucky; and Cincinnati, Ohio.
The casting calls are available primarily for roles in and around Lexington but also extend to major cities nearby. This initiative highlights a golden opportunity for those in the entertainment industry to gain valuable experience, network, and potentially secure key positions in upcoming productions.
These casting opportunities are timely as they align with the shift towards more local productions, reflecting a growing trend in the film industry to explore various regional markets to discover talent. With a full-fledged slate of projects, aspiring actors and crew members are encouraged to seize this moment.
