Love 'Better Call Saul'? Apply to These Drama Gigs

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“Better Call Saul,” better known as the prequel to “Breaking Bad,” premieres its fifth and final season on April 18. Since it’s the show’s last season, there aren’t any casting opportunities. However, we decided to round up some gigs that remind us of “Better Call Saul.” From drama-filled projects to feature films, apply to these gigs today.  

“Gossip Girl” Season 2

The second season of “Gossip Girl” is currently casting. Production is seeking background actors of all genders, aged 35–65, to play upscale artsy wedding guests. COVID-19 test will happen on April 18 and shooting takes place April 19 in Brooklyn and  Queens, NYC. Pay is TBD. 

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Story of Lucky

A new feature film needs talent for several roles. “Story of Lucky” is about Lucky, a merciless drug lord. Production wants female talent, aged 18–35, to play Lucky’s girlfriend, who is unaware of his drug activities; Latino female talent, aged 18–35, to play someone who is dangerous; Latino female talent, aged 18–25, to play a recurring character; male talent, aged 25–35, to play a detective; and male talent, aged 20–35, to play an ex-con. Rehearsals are TBD, but shooting takes place May 20 in Miami, Florida. Pay is a $100 stipend. 

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Cracked

This episodic narrative chronicles the life of Matthew Green, a Harvard University washout turned white-collar conman, who is desperate for success and fame. However, little does he know he’s caught the attention of the FBI. Production is looking for Black male talent, 25–32, to play Matthew Green; Latino female talent, aged 22–27, to play Matthew’s love interest; Asian or Caucasian female talent, aged 30–40, to play an FBI agent; and a variety of day player and background roles. Shooting takes place June 1–6 in Atlanta. Pay is a $150 stipend. 

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Greed” 

Greed” is a feature film about a young weed dealer who loses his mentor and friend in a drug deal gone wrong and his mentor’s muscle holds him responsible. The project is currently looking for male talent, aged 19–21, to play a drug dealer; female talent, aged 18–21, to play the drug dealer’s girlfriend; male talent, aged 50–65, to play a retired hitman; and a male day player, 25–35, to play a rapper. Rehearses and shoots in late April in Sacramento and the L.A. area. Pay is a $50–$150 stipend. 

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