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Augusta, Georgia is witnessing a surge in casting calls for various films and television shows, providing aspiring actors with valuable opportunities. Several projects are seeking local talent for key roles with competitive pay rates. The casting includes lead and supporting roles for both feature films and scripted television. With Georgia’s growing status as a filming hub, actors in the region are encouraged to audition for these exciting projects, which offer diverse opportunities across multiple genres.
Augusta, Georgia – Multiple casting calls have been announced for various films and television shows, providing exciting opportunities for aspiring actors in Augusta and surrounding regions. These projects are part of a growing trend as Georgia continues to establish itself as a significant hub for film and television production, with over 20 major series currently being filmed statewide.
Among the films seeking talent is a new feature film looking to fill key roles, including:
- Ariel: Female, supporting, ages 18-23 (Hourly rate: $125)
- Miguel: Male, lead, ages 18-24
- Asherah: Female, lead, ages 18-23 (Age 18)
This production will hold auditions in Augusta, catering to local talent and offering competitive pay rates.
In addition, a scripted television show is also casting in Augusta. The roles available include:
- Asherah: Female, supporting, ages 10-14
- Miguel: Male, lead, ages 18-25
- Father Samuel: Male, models, ages 45-65
The average hourly rate for these roles is approximately $93, making this an attractive opportunity for actors in the region.
Another feature film is casting for leading male and supporting female roles:
- Max: Male, lead, ages 25-35 (Average hourly rate: $75)
- Ann: Female, supporting, ages 20-35
This project, like some others, has nationwide casting locations, expanding the opportunities for actors beyond Georgia.
A separate feature film is seeking talent for various supporting roles, including:
- Toya: Female, supporting, ages 15-40
- Donna: Female, supporting, ages 18-35
- Daniel: Male, supporting, ages 18-50
These roles offer an average hourly rate of $12 and will be casting in Atlanta, Georgia.
Furthermore, an Atlanta-based feature film seeks a diverse range of leads, such as:
- Matt: Male, lead, ages 18-100
- Casandra Tracy: Female, lead, ages 18-100
- Jen: Female, lead, ages 18-100
The average hourly rate for these roles is not available, highlighting the potential variability of compensation in the industry.
Another Atlanta project is looking for supporting roles such as:
- Granger: Supporting, ages 30-40
- DEA Agents: Male, day player, ages 25-35
- Emily: Female, day player, ages 18-25 (Hourly rate: $31)
All casting details for these films and shows highlight Georgia’s extensive role in the entertainment industry, making it an attractive location for filmmakers and actors alike.
The TV pilot “Asherah: A Love Odyssey,” produced by Florida-based Q2 Films, is set to shoot in Augusta beginning March 8, 2026. This project focuses on mythological storytelling and is seeking a cast that includes:
- Miguel: Male, 18-24, multicultural background, athletically fit, familiarity with martial arts.
- Gabriel: Female, supporting role, ages 12-14.
- An unnamed samurai role: Physically fit, young, handsome male.
Additionally, Q2 Films is on the lookout for a location scout to help find traditional church locations, as well as a line producer from the Augusta area to assist with local production.
Various casting calls around the state also provide opportunities for roles in popular series like “Superman: Legacy,” “Cobra Kai,” “Reasonable Doubt,” and “Telling Me Lies,” with positions ranging from actors to extras needed for various scenes. Specific roles, locations, and payment rates are available for interested applicants.
With the sunny weather forecast for September 10, 2025, expected to reach a high of 83°F and a low of around 60°F, Augusta is gearing up for an exciting time in film and television production, as aspiring and established actors alike look to secure their roles in these diverse upcoming projects.
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Additional Resources
- WSB Radio: Movies & TV Shows Casting in Augusta
- Discover361: Movies and TV Shows Casting in Augusta
- Augusta Chronicle: Augusta Area Actors & Technicians Wanted
- Wikipedia: Film Industry in Georgia
- Google News: Augusta Casting Calls
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