Besides the weather which is getting better and hopefully we don't get any more snow, how about the film business?! The film business which was looking a lot like the mid to late 90's just jumped back up from a slump. As you can see from yesterday's blog and the constant rumors on new projects coming in, things are looking good. The Governess and The Fighter seem that those two big project might be shelved at the moment but I think we might see them come to light in the near future. Plus you need to keep in mind with the success of Mall Cop that brings in an attraction from Hollywood, on the other hand if we had a series of flops well that would be another story. Always remember there are plenty of jobs behind the camera also, so I think in the end we should be ok.
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Mall Cop is $112M and counting now. I don't think they expected that kind of money. But the film is a good family film that you don't feel embarassed to watch with your kids or parents.
If you want to get involved with the behind the scenes action, who do you contact? Theres all kinds of sites set up for extra work, is there a site like that for work on the production end of things? Do they hire PA's and whatnot through any particular company? Heck, even driving the actors around, or picking things up away from the movie would be something Id do.
To be one of the set drivers you have to be in the local mob! Movie Transportation in Boston is mob run.
Anonymous,
Visit:
SouthShoreCasting.com
BostonCasting.com
CPCasting.com
MauraTighe.com
GWCNYC.com
There are also several more as well.
besides those websites you listed.. is there any other way to be "in the know" of movies and castings for New England?
Great blog by the way, keep it going!!
There is an open casting call tomorrow in Boston for Television Pilot "Run Kate Run". Go to www.Maracasting.com for details.
Sorry it is "See Kate Run", Not "Run Kate Run"
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