Denzel Washington‘s is now casting featured roles in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania.
Denzel Washington’s new movie Fences is now casting kids, baseball players and featured roles. Casting directors are now casting the following roles:
- KIDS- All ethnicities. Ages 5-14.
- KIDS BASEBALL- African American boys who know and understand the game of baseball ages 6-12.
- MEN & WOMEN- 30-60 years old, of Italian, Greek, Armenian, Middle Eastern Descent
Casting directors are looking for kids between the ages of 5 and 14, African American kids that know how to play baseball and men and women 30 to 60 years old that are Italian, Greek, Armenian, and Middle Eastern Descent.
About Fences:
Fences is the story about a former basketball athlete who struggles to provide for his family as a trash collector in the 1950s Pittsburgh after being denied to join the Major Leagues due to being African American. The original movie took place in 1987 with James Earl Jones as the lead role. Denzel Washington won a Tony in 2010 alongside Viola Davis. Denzel Washington will star alongside Viola Davis in the HBO film adaptation.
To audition for a role on Fences, check out the casting call details below:
Fences Casting Call
FOR THE FEATURE FILM FENCES (WITH DENZEL WASHINGTON & VIOLA DAVIS) (Non-union, Pittsburgh or Surrounding areas)
WE ARE LOOKING FOR:
KIDS- All ethnicities. Ages 5-14.
KIDS BASEBALL- African American boys who know and understand the game of baseball ages 6-12.
MEN & WOMEN- 30-60 years old, of Italian, Greek, Armenian, Middle Eastern Descent
Please submit the following to [email protected]
Please include:
Current Photo
Height, Weight
Ethnicity
Location
Age
Contact information/phone number
What you are submitting for: (kids baseball, kids..etc.)
**We are starting to make calls so if you already submitted, please check your phones and emails! smile emoticon
Hope to see you soon!
Please do not apply, if you are not local or if you do not fit the description.
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