News Summary
Aspiring actors in Las Vegas can now take advantage of numerous casting opportunities across various projects, ranging from documentaries to feature films and reality shows. With roles for individuals of all ages and backgrounds, talent from the area is encouraged to showcase their skills. Additionally, there are nationwide casting calls that offer further options. Networking and preparation are key for those looking to make their mark in the entertainment industry. The announcement includes details about an open casting call at LIV Nightclub for hospitality roles.
Las Vegas, Nevada – Numerous casting opportunities are currently available for actors in Las Vegas and beyond, offering a range of roles from feature films to reality shows. Backstage has curated a list for aspiring actors looking to break into the industry or expand their resumes.
Current Casting Projects in Las Vegas
A variety of casting projects are happening in Las Vegas, providing options for actors of different ages and backgrounds. The projects include:
- Documentary Series: Roles needed for children ages 3-17, adult men ages 18-100, and adult women ages 18-100. Casting location is in Las Vegas, with no average hourly rate available.
- Feature Film: Seeking male actors ages 16-22 for the role of Eli; female actors ages 11-13 for Isla; and male actors ages 30-55 for Jordan. This project has an average hourly rate of $12.
- Scripted Show (Dating Show): Looking for confident males and outgoing female actors, both ages 18-26, as well as confident male models. The average pay is $44 per hour.
- Scripted Show: Jessica (female, 30-40), Zayn (male, 18-100), and Key Player Extras (ages 18-100) are needed, with hourly rates starting at $25.
- Scripted Show: Roles available include The Boyfriend and The Girlfriend (ages 18-28) and The Attractive Friend (female, ages 18-28). It offers an average hourly rate of $38.
- Reality TV Show: Energetic performers aged 18-25 are sought, with no rate specified.
- Feature Film: Seeking a Mob Boss (male, ages 30-60) and Dream Girl (female, ages 18-45) with an average rate of $14.
Additional Nationwide Casting Opportunities
In addition to the Las Vegas projects, there are nationwide casting calls that actors can apply for:
- Feature Film: Roles include Mary Ann (female, ages 18-30), Ann (female, ages 20-35), and Jenna (ages 18-30), with an average hourly rate of $75.
- Documentary Series in Riverside, California: Content creators (trans female ages 18-100 and trans male ages 18-100) are encouraged to apply with an average hourly rate of $50.
- Short Film in Riverside, California: Roles for Douglas (male, ages 18-25), crew positions, and Native American extras (ages 18-65) offering an average rate of $87.
Additional Opportunities and Recommendations
Actors of all types are encouraged to prepare their acting résumés, portfolios, and demo reels. Networking and attending local meetups are recommended practices for those looking to enter the acting scene.
Event Announcements
For those interested in working in the hospitality side of entertainment, LIV Nightclub and Beachclub in Las Vegas is holding an open casting call on January 2 and 3. Available positions include model server assistants, food runners, lifeguards, bartenders, and security staff. Auditions will be conducted at BleauLive Theater at Fontainebleau Las Vegas from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Applicants for modeling positions are advised to wear swimwear, and while resumes are encouraged, they are not required.
Weather Update
The weather in Las Vegas is expected to be cloudy early in the day, with peeks of sunshine arriving later. The high temperature is forecasted around 80°F, with light and variable winds. Tonight’s low will drop to approximately 57°F, with partly cloudy skies expected.
All aspiring actors and performers are encouraged to take advantage of these numerous casting opportunities and potential career advancements in the vibrant entertainment landscape of Las Vegas and beyond.
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Additional Resources
- Backstage: How to Become an Actor in Las Vegas
- Wikipedia: Acting
- Eastern Progress: Casting in Las Vegas
- Google Search: Casting Opportunities in Las Vegas
- News 3 LV: Fountainbleau Las Vegas Auditions
- Google Scholar: Film Casting
- Stacker: Movies and TV Shows Casting in Las Vegas
- Encyclopedia Britannica: Film
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