‘Indignation’ Casting Call for College Students in New York City.
Central Casting New York is looking for extras to play to college students for the upcoming feature film, ‘Indignation’.
‘Indignation’ centers around Marcus Messner, a working-class Jewish student from New Jersey, attends a small Ohio college, where he struggles with anti-Semitism, sexual repression, and the ongoing Korean War.
The upcoming movie is based on Philip Roth’s 2008 novel “Indignation” and will be directed by former Focus Cheif, James Schamus.
Schamus co-founded Focus and ran the label until 2013, when he was pushed out by parent company Universal Pictures in favor of Peter Schlessel. The former FilmDistrict chief was tasked with charting a more commercial path for Focus, which under Schamus produced such films as “The Kids Are All Right,” “Brokeback Mountain,” “Lost in Translation” and “Milk.”
To audition for a role on ‘Indignation’, check out the casting call details below:
‘Indignation’ Casting Call
INDIGNATION (FILM) SEEKING NON-UNION TO PORTRAY 1950’S CAUCASIAN COLLEGE STUDENTS MONDAY 6/29 – EARLY CALL / SHOOTING IN NEW ROCHELLE, BUT VAN FROM CITY PROVIDED! SEEKING CLEAN CUT, ALL AMERICAN LOOKS. THIN BUILDS; WOMEN WITH WAIST SMALLER THAN 30 INCHES. GUYS SHOULD HAVE SHORTER HAIR, COMFORTABLE WITH POSSIBLE TRIM. WOMEN SHOULD HAVE NATURAL ONE-TONE HAIR. FULL AVAILABILITY MONDAY. SEND AN EMAIL TO [email protected] IF AVAILABLE! THANKS!
If you are not local and/or do not fit the description, do not apply
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