The team behind the upcoming film "A Music City Story" is seeking extras to fill the audience during a "pivotal concert" scene in Nashville.
Faith-based film studio, Sony/AFFIRM Films, is inviting people to participate in the scene on July 31, at Nashville Municipal Auditorium. The film stars Moriah Smallbone — who goes by MŌRIAH
—, Joel Smallbone, Josh Holloway, and country music icon Tanya Tucker.The scene will feature Moriah Smallbone's character and others, reads the casting call.
Here's how to apply and what to know.
How to apply to be an extra in 'A Music City Story'
Expected arrival is around 3:30 p.m. on July 31, and applicants are asked if they are available to stay on set for up to eight hours.
Casting directors are seeking extras of all genders, ethnicities and ages 18 and older. Those
under 18 must be accompanied by a parent or guardian. According to the casting call, a meal will be provided and all extras will receive a T-shirt.
Those interested may appy online at themoviescreener.com.
'A Music City Story' synopsis
According to the film studio, "A Music City Story" follows Mo, played by Moriah Smallbone, a once-promising Nashville singer-songwriter who leaves her controlling manager in hopes of rebuilding her life and career.
As she starts over, she develops an unexpected bond with Ran, played by Joel Smallbone, a contractor whose support helps her reconnect with her faith, regain her confidence and rediscover her passion for music.
Together, they learn that new beginnings are possible.
Diana Leyva covers trending news and service journalism for The Tennessean. Contact her at Dleyva@gannett.com.
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