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AnswerAnyone can be an extra in Film and Television.Unlike actors, extras do NOT have agents who take a 10 percent commission. You simply register with extras casting companies and call in each day on their casting lines to get work. Unless you hire a "booking Service" for about $30 -$50 a month to "call-in" and get you the work. Of course these "calling or booking services" really do not "call-in" to get you the work, they simply know people at the extras casting companies and get lists of what they need, and act as "sub-casting agents". Think about it, why would the extras casting company individually call each and every person, when they can just call a "booking service" and say, "we need 120 people for a party scene". Then the "booking service" does all the work and calls each of their clients themselves! SAG is trying to regulate these companies at some point, but the fact remains that these services can get you much more work than you can on your own just calling in on the casting lines all day trying to get through the busy signals.The Screen Actors Guild does have jurisdiction over backround actors, however, the contracts only require a small number of union extras to be hired for a given union production, and the rest of the extras are non-union. This is part of the contract that production companies sign with the union. There is a publication called "Extra Work for Brain Surgeons". It truly is the Bible of Extra work. I am NOT one to try to sell books for anyone. But I am in the know about this subject.Central Casting is the largest extras casting company in the world. (all of the info needed to register is on the site):http://www.centralcasting.org/LA/actors/registration.htmlfollowed by Bill Dance Casting. You simply register with these places, and then you work. There is a huge amount of work for non-union extras, and just a small amount of union extra work. As a matter of fact, one can work every day as a non-union extra, but if you are a SAG member, it is much harder to get union extra jobs. This is because a given TV show for example, only has to hire 10 union extras, and the rest can be non-union. If you sign up with a "booking service" or "calling service" as they like to call themselves, you can literally work every day. But the pay is not much more than minimum wage for non-union, although overtime is usually the norm as well as "wardrobe allowance" and sometimes "mileage allowance". You also can get paid extra for using your car, pet, or props in a scene. There are many SAG members secretly doing non-union extra work simply because there just is not enough union extra jobs to go around.You must live in LA (or within driving distance) of course, get a "Thomas Guide" map book, and have a cell phone and a car. But if you do your homework, you literally can work every day, no matter your experience or looks. You can be young or old, tall or short, overweight or underweight, some one-armed dude, or whatever. There is plenty of work to go around, and Hollywood needs all types of people. You don't even need headshots or a resume, they take a digital photo when you register with all of those extras casting companies. Just stick with the legit companies. There is a nominal $25 or so fee to register. Even SAG member have to pay a "photo fee" to register.So there it is.Don't take bad advice. Just register with the big extras casting companies and follow the rules of working as a fim/tv extra. As I said, I am NOT out to sell that book, you can do some research and find out all you need, but be careful as there are tons of bottom-feeders scamming people who want to work in film/tv as extras.If you are lucky, you can even become "SAG Eligible" from doing non-union extra work, but that is a whole other long story.Here is a link to HollywoodOS (the company that publishes that book "Extra Work For Brain Surgeons").http://hollywoodos.com/index.php?option=com_content&task=blogcategory&id=37&Itemid=80Peace Out,AlanPS AFTRA (American Federation of Television and Radio Artists) has jurisdiction over Soaps and Sitcoms among other videotaped and radio broadcast productions. This is a whole different story, and anyone can walk into AFTRA and join for about $1,250
on youtube you can listen to the audio book for free.
Brandon Mull said that the movie will come out in 2012. That's all I know, I'm still trying to find out more.
Hey, there are no "Warner Bros" casting director. Casting directors are a different party, Warner is the studio. In order to find casting directors' contacts, you kinda have to either have an agent, or find their emails yourself. The internet being the best stalking tool in history this shouldn't be too difficult unless you're already past a certain age. Anyway, search for "casting society of america", always a good start!
Find a casting agency and look for a part a good casting agency is star now
If you do an online search for casting agencies within your city/state you will find a list of the legit and reputable castings agencies you can submit to. Searching on the local level instead of looking at all casting agencies will be more realistic for your needs. You'll have to be available in the area for extra work so it doesn't make sense to look into casting agencies that are nowhere near where you live.
read the book and find out
Did you find it fasinating ?My Opinion - I liked Eclipse ..I saw it twice and its not like I was obsessed but I did like the movie .To really understand Eclipse you have to watch the movies before it (Twilight & New Moon) .If you didn't find it fasinating ..thats fine with me !! :)If you did ....thats fine with me too !! :)
No but read Eclipse to find out what she says
no one knows...
Many if not all casting directors do post there email addresses. This is due to the amount of people who email casting directors asking for spot in the movie. Find yourself an agent, that is the first step to getting into the industry.
The final movie was released in 2011. There will be no more movies in the main series. The Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them series is currently in progress and involves some open casting auditions.
"try out gamefaqs, it has a new walkthrough about the extras, although, it depends what console you are using!"
You will not be able to find the Extras Menu on your PSP since it does not EXIST!You can only find an Extras Menu on SSX ON TOUR for PS2.So if any sites tell you to find an Extras Menu on your PSP for SSX ON TOUR IGNORE that site!!!!!!!!!!!!!!I know this since I spent days searching for the Extras Menu on my PSP and never found it and also I have a PS2 so I pretty soon found out.
There are many places where one can find more information on casting aluminium. A good place is the website "kineticdiecasting" to find more information on casting caluminium.
Most large cities have a bureau that handle incoming shootings for movies for a certain area. They all have different names. Start with your city and state government, bureaus of entertainment or anything that has to do with location of movies. They will direct you to the right bureau to go to or the person to contact. Entertainment, festivals and venues brought to your city is handled by a person who would know when a particular movie will be shooting in a certain area. Another source is a modeling agency that is reputable and that will give you the information. Most agencies send their clients to these casting calls. I know this because I live near Chicago and my sons were in modeling and commercials and were sent to casting calls. I happened to get picked to be a mom in a scene with my son. My husband and I were in the movie US Marshalls as extras.