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October 30, 2013
Zap2it | 'Revolution': Elizabeth Mitchell on Rachel's state of mind and that awkward mother-daughter reunion
Season 2 of "Revolution" has brought Rachel Matheson (Elizabeth Mitchell) with her daughter, Charlie (Tracy Spiridakos), back together, but their reunion wasn't all that heart-warming.
"That was sad, right?" Mitchell tells Zap2it of the awkward mother-daughter moment in the Oct. 23 episode. "... There's almost something about Rachel in that moment of watching [Charlie] and Aaron [Zak Orth] hug where she's like, in her head, 'Go hug her! Oh my God, just go hug her!' [laughs] But she can't. For whatever reason -- like in all her relationships, there's something keeping her from being the person she wants to be, from being the mother she wants to be. I think it's really heartbreaking and it's very human. We all do it in our lives."
Mitchell also talked with us about Rachel's current state of mind and where she might be headed in the coming episodes.
Rachel has been a little bit all over the place this season. Where do you think her head is now?
Elizabeth Mitchell: I think she's obviously in a transition. She's alive -- she tried to kill herself, which they reveal in one of the episodes. So she did indeed reach that place. She's kind of, especially with the things we're shooting now [the show is on episode 11], coming out of it, which is really fun. A breakdown is lovely, but staying in a breakdown for too long isn't fun anymore [laughs]. It's not terribly proactive. Then you get to the point where it's like, "I'm so, blecch. Pick yourself up, lady!" So that's kind of where we are now -- she is indeed picking herself back up. I get little flashes of dialogue, little things that show her on her path and regaining strength. I think it's kind of a brave story for them -- you take this character and you deconstruct her and then put her back together. I'm fascinated by that. As far as what she's thinking, it's Rachel, so probably survival, love, I'm a terrible parent, guilt, survival. She's a very, very intelligent rat in a maze, I think.
Where does her relationship with Charlie go in the coming episodes?
We have some sweet moments coming up that I'm really excited about, little moments of peace between them. I think the most important thing [is] Rachel is starting to realize how capable Charlie is, if not even more capable than Rachel herself. She's going through that odd shift where you realize your child has kind of surpassed you in some ways. She's more brutal, she's more lethal, she's more skilled as a fighter. It's where the worry slightly goes away, because yes, she's going to put herself in trouble, but she's also going to be able to handle it. That little shift, even though it's a seemingly small shift, is actually quite big.
Yet you also had a line in the last episode where you call her stupid for teaming up with Monroe [David Lyons].
I mean, trusting Monroe is always stupid. But I think she's more talking to herself. In all those years of incarceration, she probably trusted him a hundred times and was let down a hundred times and heard everything she said -- "He's a saint. He's an angel. He just wants to help" -- I think that was more talking to herself, her own past experiences, than anything else. And she's just amazed that other people could be brought into it when she finally sees exactly who he is. But all of that may take a shift as well. It's been a fun -- the redemption of Monroe has actually been one of my favorite things to watch.
Does Rachel think Miles' [Billy Burke] plan for resistance against the Patriots is a good idea?
I don't think she thinks it's a good idea. I don't think she thinks it will work. I think it's in this episode where [she says], "Oh look -- Patriots and Rangers, together, not killing each other." [laughs]. No -- she thinks anything involving Monroe is a terrible idea. But it's one of those things where, I always see Rachel as this terrifyingly great brain. She almost has this quality sometimes -- it's certainly not mine, but it is interesting in her -- of watching those around her and being like, "Well, you're going to fall down. Oh yeah, look, you fell down. I probably could have told you that, but you wouldn't listen anyway." ... I don't know that she has another idea, so she's like, "All right, let's try it. Oh, oops, that didn't work."
Creator Eric Kripke has talked about wanting to change the structure of this season to allow more time to explore the characters. Have you felt that?
I have. It's certainly grittier, and because it's grittier, it's fun. It's fun to go into these characters and have it all have a little more depth. Because of that, the humor is higher, because whenever you do that, whenever you go in a little deeper, you can have that wonderful gallows humor, of "Look at us, we're so very human" because he's made us so much more human. I like that -- I think it's fun to play.
As I said before, I'm always looking for how a character can be more proactive simply because it's more fun for me to play, but going into the depths of depression and coming back out again has been a lovely gift. It's been really fun and interesting, and I see it in all the other characters. I've really enjoyed watching Tracy. She's probably one of my favorite character shifts. And also I really liked druggie Monroe and Monroe on a mission. I think he's playing it so beautifully. I've really enjoyed the evolution of those two characters in this new season.
Will we ever find out how or why Rachel and the others woke up in a field after the nukes were launched?
That's an awesome question. Maybe Eric will answer that for you -- sometimes he gets very talky. ... I don't know. I hope so. I think it's kind of in the cards. Every once in a while they give little glimpses of it, but they don't seem to make it on the screen. In my way of thinking, and this is just me thinking about what I would do, they probably have very much of a want to reveal that. But who knows?
Do you have your own ideas?
About what happened? Of course, yeah -- I'm a geek, I always have ideas about everything that happens. I think everything they created and everything they've been through has kind of reached its own conclusions about what should be. That's my theory. I always go into the fact that we're all energy and we can be easily manipulated. It would be very, very interesting to see what could happen if that were possible. What I don't know is how it all figures in with the patriots and the powers that be and that sort of thing. That's very fascinating to me.
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Who’s ready for this week’s supercharged #PowerHalfHour with #Revolution writer, Trey Callaway ( @TreyCallaway)?
- Revolution (@NBCRevolution) October 31, 2013
Q1 from @heiots: Bass faked Rachel's death, & I'm pretty sure she returned the favor. Tell us why she saved him?
Q1: Who says she saved him?
Q2 from @kwisteria: If you describe each main character this season with one word, what would they be (incl. Bass)?
Q2: Miles: Heroic. Monroe: Redemptive. Charlie: Fearless. Rachel: Conflicted. Aaron: Mystified. Neville: Duplicitous.
Q3 via @chelseaboy46: I have a question,where did the creators get their scientifically modified genius brains from?
Q3: A special series of nanite-enriched hormone treatments from @bad_robot
Q4 from @natsyd13: Will we ever find out why Rachel left her family in the first place???
Q4: The short answer is yes. The long answer is...stay tuned.
Q5 from @rusalkagirl: Is Monroe's son someone we've seen/heard of before?
Q5: The identity of Monroe’s son will keep you guessing as much as Monroe himself.
Q6 from @TarekAbb: ...Is Dr. Horn going to be an American version of Dr. Josef Mengele?
Q6: Horn will be frightening in his own uniquely “patriotic” way.
Q7 via @hottwitonastick: Did #mkultra have any influence on this show? Especially the last couple episodes?
Q7: Among many other dark and nefarious organizations.
Q8 from @DoctorJasonCole: How did the Patriots turn Jason into a monster and make his vision all shaky?
Q8: A secret combination of torture, pharmaceuticals, and dark Patriot doctrine.
Q9: What has been the best part of working on this season so far?
Q9: The chance to spend my days with so many supremely talented individuals.
Q10 from @Dana_Renee: Has Rachel just completely forgotten about her dead husband? She never mentions him & is all over Miles
Q10: The relationship between Rachel, Ben and Miles is extremely complex. Stay tuned for further details!
Q11 from @Cyndiloulewis: Does Rachel suspect that her father might be a Patriot?
Q11: It would be difficult for any woman, even one as brilliant as Rachel, to suspect such things of her father.
Q12 from @Nerduoso: Is it weird that I kept expecting Neville to burn Jason with a torch, a'la Temple of Doom?
Q12: Nothing is weird when it comes to Neville and Jason - most dysfunctional father/son relationship ever.
Q13 from @EBLMomma: I just wanted to convey how great episode 206 was!!!
Q13: And I just want to convey how much we all appreciate you watching!!!
Q14: We’re seeing a lot of frenemy action this season. Can you speak to the various partnerships the show is playing with?
Q14: Frenemies are fun to write. Lots of delicious conflict.
Q15 from @_ashlyn_: Is Dr. Horn going to give us some answers about what's going on with Aaron?
Q15: Dr. Horn will have his own sick and twisted theories about what’s happening to Aaron, which may or may not be accurate.
Q16: What can you tease about the rest of this season?
Q16: For a show about a world without power, the episodes just keep getting more and more electrifying. Please keep watching!
I’m proud to say we're telling stories in S2 that haven’t been told before. Hope you’re all enjoying the ride along with us! - @TreyCallaway
- Revolution (@NBCRevolution) October 31, 2013
Via: Storify
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Extra Casting Calls
Nov, 1
**IF YOU CAME IN FOR A FITTING PLEASE BRING ANYTHING THE WARDROBE LADIES ASKED YOU TO BRING!
***IF YOU HAVE NOT BEEN FIT:
LADIES - BRING HEELS (CLOSED TOE) TIGHT FITTING SHORT DRESSES ( NO WHITE) OPTIONS PLEASE!!
MEN- BROWN OR BLACK BELTS, WESTERN BOOTS, DRESS SHOES, DARK PANTS OR JEANS, AND ANY RELIGIOUS JEWELLERY OR GANGSTER STYLE JEWELLERY - OPTIONS PLEASE!
MEN- BROWN OR BLACK BELTS, WESTERN BOOTS, DRESS SHOES, DARK PANTS OR JEANS, AND ANY RELIGIOUS JEWELLERY OR GANGSTER STYLE JEWELLERY - OPTIONS PLEASE !
ALL LADIES PLEASE BRING SHOES TO CHANGE INTO WHEN YOU ARE NOT SHOOTING SUCH AS COMFORTABLE SHOES - THE AREA IS MUDDY AND HARD TO WALK IN WITH HEELS!
Work Date: FRIDAY - November 1st, 2013
11:15 am- NUNEZ WORKERS
12:00 pm MILES/MONROE/JAVI Stand-in (Klifton)
12:00 pm (Noon) - ALL PARTY GIRLS
12:30 pm - ALL PARTY GUYS
12:30 pm - SWIM PARTY GIRLS/MODELS (Sin, Sarah C., Callisto)
1:00 pm - SWIM PARTY GIRLS/ MODELS (Lola, Anna T., Selena, Michelle C.)
1:30 pm - NUNEZ SENTRIES (Benny S. and Danny T.)
2:00 pm CONNER Stand-in (Justin)
2:00 pm JAVI/NUNEZ/MUSICIAN Stand-in (Samuel)
2:00 pm- RACHEL/MUSICIAN Stand-in (Misty)
5:15 pm - ALL NUNEZ SENTRIES ( Not listed above )
PARKING FOR STAND-INS/EXTRAS IS LOCATED AT:
Briar Patch Farm
519 Briar Patch Road
Lockhart TX 78644
__________
Nov, 4
Work Date: MONDAY - NOVEMBER 4TH, 2013
6:00 am -MALE and FEMALE VILLAGERS (M. Courtney, Y. Cree, R. Gordon,M. Hofstetter, G. Leal, A. Zaizer, D. Cano, P. Cichon, P.Dominguez, P. Ferraz, E. Garcia, U. Lopez, J. Mathews. M. Salas, M.soza,
6:15 am- POSSE (B. Serrano, D. Trevino)
6:15 am - NUNEZ SENTRIES (O. Fernandez, P. London)
6:45 am- PARTY GIRLS (A. DeLugo, C. Griffith, K. Osborne, G. Renee, K. Salcido, M. Sims,J. Stephens)
6:45 am- PARTY GUYS (B. Driver, M. Frenkel, J. Gutierrez, J. Horton, C. Jaimes, M. Medina, C. Morales, J. Mosher, J. Ojeda, R. Pichardo, J.Rolden, P.Silva, M. Trujillo, C. Ventura)
7:00 am- CONNER/JAVI Stand-in (Samuel)
7:00 am- MONROE Stand-in (Beau)
9:00 am - KLIFTON Stand-in (Klifton)
9:00 am- RACHEL Stand-in (Misty)
9:30 am - NUNEZ SENTIES (R. Araujo, J. Gallaher, C. Kammerdiener)
11:30 am - GIRLS AND GUYS (A. DeFrancia, T. Gutierrez, R. Barrera, J. Bustos, J. Peralez, B. Tubbs)
PARKING FOR STAND-INS/EXTRAS IS LOCATED AT:
Cotton Gin
305 Railroad Street
Maxwell, TX 78656
__________
Nov, 6
AUSTIN, TX Casting Notice - NBC series "Revolution" for work on WEDNESDAY 11/6/13.
*MUST be a NEW face - who has yet to work on this project!
Location is in the AUSTIN, TX area
AIRPORT TRAVELERS: Male and Female, all ethnicities, age range 18-65, all types.
AIRPORT TRAVELER KIDS: Male and Female, all ethnicities, age range 9-13
October 30, 2013
Zap2it | 'Revolution': Elizabeth Mitchell on Rachel's state of mind and that awkward mother-daughter reunion
Season 2 of "Revolution" has brought Rachel Matheson (Elizabeth Mitchell) with her daughter, Charlie (Tracy Spiridakos), back together, but their reunion wasn't all that heart-warming.
"That was sad, right?" Mitchell tells Zap2it of the awkward mother-daughter moment in the Oct. 23 episode. "... There's almost something about Rachel in that moment of watching [Charlie] and Aaron [Zak Orth] hug where she's like, in her head, 'Go hug her! Oh my God, just go hug her!' [laughs] But she can't. For whatever reason -- like in all her relationships, there's something keeping her from being the person she wants to be, from being the mother she wants to be. I think it's really heartbreaking and it's very human. We all do it in our lives."
Mitchell also talked with us about Rachel's current state of mind and where she might be headed in the coming episodes.
Rachel has been a little bit all over the place this season. Where do you think her head is now?
Elizabeth Mitchell: I think she's obviously in a transition. She's alive -- she tried to kill herself, which they reveal in one of the episodes. So she did indeed reach that place. She's kind of, especially with the things we're shooting now [the show is on episode 11], coming out of it, which is really fun. A breakdown is lovely, but staying in a breakdown for too long isn't fun anymore [laughs]. It's not terribly proactive. Then you get to the point where it's like, "I'm so, blecch. Pick yourself up, lady!" So that's kind of where we are now -- she is indeed picking herself back up. I get little flashes of dialogue, little things that show her on her path and regaining strength. I think it's kind of a brave story for them -- you take this character and you deconstruct her and then put her back together. I'm fascinated by that. As far as what she's thinking, it's Rachel, so probably survival, love, I'm a terrible parent, guilt, survival. She's a very, very intelligent rat in a maze, I think.
Where does her relationship with Charlie go in the coming episodes?
We have some sweet moments coming up that I'm really excited about, little moments of peace between them. I think the most important thing [is] Rachel is starting to realize how capable Charlie is, if not even more capable than Rachel herself. She's going through that odd shift where you realize your child has kind of surpassed you in some ways. She's more brutal, she's more lethal, she's more skilled as a fighter. It's where the worry slightly goes away, because yes, she's going to put herself in trouble, but she's also going to be able to handle it. That little shift, even though it's a seemingly small shift, is actually quite big.
Yet you also had a line in the last episode where you call her stupid for teaming up with Monroe [David Lyons].
I mean, trusting Monroe is always stupid. But I think she's more talking to herself. In all those years of incarceration, she probably trusted him a hundred times and was let down a hundred times and heard everything she said -- "He's a saint. He's an angel. He just wants to help" -- I think that was more talking to herself, her own past experiences, than anything else. And she's just amazed that other people could be brought into it when she finally sees exactly who he is. But all of that may take a shift as well. It's been a fun -- the redemption of Monroe has actually been one of my favorite things to watch.
Does Rachel think Miles' [Billy Burke] plan for resistance against the Patriots is a good idea?
I don't think she thinks it's a good idea. I don't think she thinks it will work. I think it's in this episode where [she says], "Oh look -- Patriots and Rangers, together, not killing each other." [laughs]. No -- she thinks anything involving Monroe is a terrible idea. But it's one of those things where, I always see Rachel as this terrifyingly great brain. She almost has this quality sometimes -- it's certainly not mine, but it is interesting in her -- of watching those around her and being like, "Well, you're going to fall down. Oh yeah, look, you fell down. I probably could have told you that, but you wouldn't listen anyway." ... I don't know that she has another idea, so she's like, "All right, let's try it. Oh, oops, that didn't work."
Creator Eric Kripke has talked about wanting to change the structure of this season to allow more time to explore the characters. Have you felt that?
I have. It's certainly grittier, and because it's grittier, it's fun. It's fun to go into these characters and have it all have a little more depth. Because of that, the humor is higher, because whenever you do that, whenever you go in a little deeper, you can have that wonderful gallows humor, of "Look at us, we're so very human" because he's made us so much more human. I like that -- I think it's fun to play.
As I said before, I'm always looking for how a character can be more proactive simply because it's more fun for me to play, but going into the depths of depression and coming back out again has been a lovely gift. It's been really fun and interesting, and I see it in all the other characters. I've really enjoyed watching Tracy. She's probably one of my favorite character shifts. And also I really liked druggie Monroe and Monroe on a mission. I think he's playing it so beautifully. I've really enjoyed the evolution of those two characters in this new season.
Will we ever find out how or why Rachel and the others woke up in a field after the nukes were launched?
That's an awesome question. Maybe Eric will answer that for you -- sometimes he gets very talky. ... I don't know. I hope so. I think it's kind of in the cards. Every once in a while they give little glimpses of it, but they don't seem to make it on the screen. In my way of thinking, and this is just me thinking about what I would do, they probably have very much of a want to reveal that. But who knows?
Do you have your own ideas?
About what happened? Of course, yeah -- I'm a geek, I always have ideas about everything that happens. I think everything they created and everything they've been through has kind of reached its own conclusions about what should be. That's my theory. I always go into the fact that we're all energy and we can be easily manipulated. It would be very, very interesting to see what could happen if that were possible. What I don't know is how it all figures in with the patriots and the powers that be and that sort of thing. That's very fascinating to me.
______________________________________________
Who’s ready for this week’s supercharged #PowerHalfHour with #Revolution writer, Trey Callaway ( @TreyCallaway)?
- Revolution (@NBCRevolution) October 31, 2013
Q1 from @heiots: Bass faked Rachel's death, & I'm pretty sure she returned the favor. Tell us why she saved him?
Q1: Who says she saved him?
Q2 from @kwisteria: If you describe each main character this season with one word, what would they be (incl. Bass)?
Q2: Miles: Heroic. Monroe: Redemptive. Charlie: Fearless. Rachel: Conflicted. Aaron: Mystified. Neville: Duplicitous.
Q3 via @chelseaboy46: I have a question,where did the creators get their scientifically modified genius brains from?
Q3: A special series of nanite-enriched hormone treatments from @bad_robot
Q4 from @natsyd13: Will we ever find out why Rachel left her family in the first place???
Q4: The short answer is yes. The long answer is...stay tuned.
Q5 from @rusalkagirl: Is Monroe's son someone we've seen/heard of before?
Q5: The identity of Monroe’s son will keep you guessing as much as Monroe himself.
Q6 from @TarekAbb: ...Is Dr. Horn going to be an American version of Dr. Josef Mengele?
Q6: Horn will be frightening in his own uniquely “patriotic” way.
Q7 via @hottwitonastick: Did #mkultra have any influence on this show? Especially the last couple episodes?
Q7: Among many other dark and nefarious organizations.
Q8 from @DoctorJasonCole: How did the Patriots turn Jason into a monster and make his vision all shaky?
Q8: A secret combination of torture, pharmaceuticals, and dark Patriot doctrine.
Q9: What has been the best part of working on this season so far?
Q9: The chance to spend my days with so many supremely talented individuals.
Q10 from @Dana_Renee: Has Rachel just completely forgotten about her dead husband? She never mentions him & is all over Miles
Q10: The relationship between Rachel, Ben and Miles is extremely complex. Stay tuned for further details!
Q11 from @Cyndiloulewis: Does Rachel suspect that her father might be a Patriot?
Q11: It would be difficult for any woman, even one as brilliant as Rachel, to suspect such things of her father.
Q12 from @Nerduoso: Is it weird that I kept expecting Neville to burn Jason with a torch, a'la Temple of Doom?
Q12: Nothing is weird when it comes to Neville and Jason - most dysfunctional father/son relationship ever.
Q13 from @EBLMomma: I just wanted to convey how great episode 206 was!!!
Q13: And I just want to convey how much we all appreciate you watching!!!
Q14: We’re seeing a lot of frenemy action this season. Can you speak to the various partnerships the show is playing with?
Q14: Frenemies are fun to write. Lots of delicious conflict.
Q15 from @_ashlyn_: Is Dr. Horn going to give us some answers about what's going on with Aaron?
Q15: Dr. Horn will have his own sick and twisted theories about what’s happening to Aaron, which may or may not be accurate.
Q16: What can you tease about the rest of this season?
Q16: For a show about a world without power, the episodes just keep getting more and more electrifying. Please keep watching!
I’m proud to say we're telling stories in S2 that haven’t been told before. Hope you’re all enjoying the ride along with us! - @TreyCallaway
- Revolution (@NBCRevolution) October 31, 2013
Via: Storify
______________________________________________
Extra Casting Calls
Nov, 1
**IF YOU CAME IN FOR A FITTING PLEASE BRING ANYTHING THE WARDROBE LADIES ASKED YOU TO BRING!
***IF YOU HAVE NOT BEEN FIT:
LADIES - BRING HEELS (CLOSED TOE) TIGHT FITTING SHORT DRESSES ( NO WHITE) OPTIONS PLEASE!!
MEN- BROWN OR BLACK BELTS, WESTERN BOOTS, DRESS SHOES, DARK PANTS OR JEANS, AND ANY RELIGIOUS JEWELLERY OR GANGSTER STYLE JEWELLERY - OPTIONS PLEASE!
MEN- BROWN OR BLACK BELTS, WESTERN BOOTS, DRESS SHOES, DARK PANTS OR JEANS, AND ANY RELIGIOUS JEWELLERY OR GANGSTER STYLE JEWELLERY - OPTIONS PLEASE !
ALL LADIES PLEASE BRING SHOES TO CHANGE INTO WHEN YOU ARE NOT SHOOTING SUCH AS COMFORTABLE SHOES - THE AREA IS MUDDY AND HARD TO WALK IN WITH HEELS!
Work Date: FRIDAY - November 1st, 2013
11:15 am- NUNEZ WORKERS
12:00 pm MILES/MONROE/JAVI Stand-in (Klifton)
12:00 pm (Noon) - ALL PARTY GIRLS
12:30 pm - ALL PARTY GUYS
12:30 pm - SWIM PARTY GIRLS/MODELS (Sin, Sarah C., Callisto)
1:00 pm - SWIM PARTY GIRLS/ MODELS (Lola, Anna T., Selena, Michelle C.)
1:30 pm - NUNEZ SENTRIES (Benny S. and Danny T.)
2:00 pm CONNER Stand-in (Justin)
2:00 pm JAVI/NUNEZ/MUSICIAN Stand-in (Samuel)
2:00 pm- RACHEL/MUSICIAN Stand-in (Misty)
5:15 pm - ALL NUNEZ SENTRIES ( Not listed above )
PARKING FOR STAND-INS/EXTRAS IS LOCATED AT:
Briar Patch Farm
519 Briar Patch Road
Lockhart TX 78644
__________
Nov, 4
Work Date: MONDAY - NOVEMBER 4TH, 2013
6:00 am -MALE and FEMALE VILLAGERS (M. Courtney, Y. Cree, R. Gordon,M. Hofstetter, G. Leal, A. Zaizer, D. Cano, P. Cichon, P.Dominguez, P. Ferraz, E. Garcia, U. Lopez, J. Mathews. M. Salas, M.soza,
6:15 am- POSSE (B. Serrano, D. Trevino)
6:15 am - NUNEZ SENTRIES (O. Fernandez, P. London)
6:45 am- PARTY GIRLS (A. DeLugo, C. Griffith, K. Osborne, G. Renee, K. Salcido, M. Sims,J. Stephens)
6:45 am- PARTY GUYS (B. Driver, M. Frenkel, J. Gutierrez, J. Horton, C. Jaimes, M. Medina, C. Morales, J. Mosher, J. Ojeda, R. Pichardo, J.Rolden, P.Silva, M. Trujillo, C. Ventura)
7:00 am- CONNER/JAVI Stand-in (Samuel)
7:00 am- MONROE Stand-in (Beau)
9:00 am - KLIFTON Stand-in (Klifton)
9:00 am- RACHEL Stand-in (Misty)
9:30 am - NUNEZ SENTIES (R. Araujo, J. Gallaher, C. Kammerdiener)
11:30 am - GIRLS AND GUYS (A. DeFrancia, T. Gutierrez, R. Barrera, J. Bustos, J. Peralez, B. Tubbs)
PARKING FOR STAND-INS/EXTRAS IS LOCATED AT:
Cotton Gin
305 Railroad Street
Maxwell, TX 78656
__________
Nov, 6
AUSTIN, TX Casting Notice - NBC series "Revolution" for work on WEDNESDAY 11/6/13.
*MUST be a NEW face - who has yet to work on this project!
Location is in the AUSTIN, TX area
AIRPORT TRAVELERS: Male and Female, all ethnicities, age range 18-65, all types.
AIRPORT TRAVELER KIDS: Male and Female, all ethnicities, age range 9-13