Scenes for the upcoming movie, Seven Minutes, will be shot at the football stadium at Haller Middle School in Arlington, WA this weekend and they need extras to fill the stands.
The movie, which stars Kris Kristofferson, Leven Rambin and Jason Ritter, follows an athlete whose life takes a turn after a severe injury.
Filming at the location will begin Sunday, Aug. 4, at 6 p.m. Those interested in being extras should arrive prior to the start time on Sunday and wear red or blue. No logos, art or copyrighted material of any kind will be allowed.
“There are stadium fans and a different scene with supplemental stands,” said Herman Esau, of the film’s location department. “Children must be accompanied by a parent or guardian if they are underage, or else they will be turned away. And, of course, if you are coming to observe or be an extra, please be respectful of the filming process. You will be told to do things by people in positions of authority. We will ask for certain kinds of cheering. Be respectful that we are trying to make a movie on a set time.”
They need about 100-150 extras. Of course, this isn’t a paid gig but it is a fun, and easy, way to see yourself on the big screen!
Source: Marysville Globe
