Want to Star in a Hallmark Movie? Here's Your Chance!

Exciting news for all aspiring actors and movie enthusiasts! Hallmark is on the lookout for fresh faces to feature in their upcoming film, "Like Nobody's Business," set in the picturesque locations of Albany and Schenectady in Upstate New York. This is your golden opportunity to step into the spotlight and be a part of the magic of Hallmark movies.

Starring in this new Hallmark film is the talented Rachael Leigh Cook, renowned for her captivating performances in iconic movies like "She's All That," "Josie and the Pussycats," and "The Baby-Sitters Club," as well as her appearances in popular TV series such as "Into the West" and "Perception." This film promises to be a delightful addition to Hallmark's heartwarming collection.

The filming for "Like Nobody's Business" commenced on Monday and will continue through Friday, November 22. This means that residents of New York state have a fantastic chance to immerse themselves in the world of cinema by becoming background stars in this enchanting production.

For those unfamiliar with the term, a background role refers to any non-speaking part in a movie, TV show, or commercial. These roles can vary from being featured extras to those with special abilities, core roles (where you return for the same part over multiple days), or even being part of bustling crowd scenes that add depth to the storytelling.

If you're eager to be a part of this exciting project, here's what you need to know to apply. Applicants must be 18 years or older, whether you are a union or non-union actor. To throw your hat in the ring, simply fill out your availability details on the online form provided by HBG Casting LLC. This is your chance to showcase your talent and potentially kickstart your acting career in the vibrant world of entertainment.

It's essential to note that Screen Actors Guild rates will be applicable for those selected for roles in the film. This ensures that all performers are compensated fairly for their contributions to the production.

To apply for a role, you must be 18 years old or older, be a union or non-union actor, and fill out your availability on an online form.