MTV is now casting photo doubles and background extras in New Orleans, Louisiana.
MTV is now hiring photo doubles and extras to work on an episode filming on Monday, April 4th and Friday, April 8th. Casting directors are casting the following roles:
- PHOTO DOUBLE – Currently casting a Caucasian looking female with fair skin, long blonde hair and no tattoos around 5’2” & 100 lbs. **Possible Overnight Shoot**
- COFFEE PATRONS – All ethnicities, men & women who appear to be 20’s-30’s.
- STUDENTS – All ethnicities, men & women, 18 years old & older who appear to be high school students. Men should be clean shaven. Must be able to bring nice casual clothing options with you.
About MTV’s Scream:
The new MTV series centers around a a YouTube video going viral that soon leads to problems for the teenagers of Lakewood and serves as the catalyst for a murder that opens up a window to the town’s troubled past.
To audition for a role on MTV’s Scream season 2, check out the casting call details below:
MTV ‘Scream’ Season 2 Casting Call
*** S-2 – filming in Chalmette, LA – Friday 4/8 ***
PHOTO DOUBLE – Currently casting a Caucasian looking female with fair skin, long blonde hair and no tattoos around 5’2” & 100 lbs. **Possible Overnight Shoot**
Please submit a current picture, phone number, and location to [email protected] with DOUBLE in the subject line.
Coffee Patrons Casting Call
*** “S-2” – filming in St. Rose, LA – Monday 4/4 ***
COFFEE PATRONS – All ethnicities, men & women who appear to be 20’s-30’s.
STUDENTS – All ethnicities, men & women, 18 years old & older who appear to be high school students. Men should be clean shaven. Must be able to bring nice casual clothing options with you.
Please submit a current picture of yourself, phone number, and location to [email protected] with your category in the subject line.
Please do not apply, if you are not local or if you do not fit the description.
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