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NBC’s “Chicago Fire” is casting male and female background actors in Chicago for street and city scenes. Open to adults in their 20s–70s of all ethnicities, these non-speaking roles involve natural commuter or pedestrian actions and could include up to 12-hour filming days.
Selected performers will appear as background talent, with on-set direction provided by assistant directors and a focus on creating an authentic Chicago atmosphere.
NBC ‘Chicago Fire’ Casting Call for Commuters & Pedestrians
NBC’s “Chicago Fire” Season 15 is casting male and female background actors in Chicago for upcoming street and city scenes. The production is seeking a diverse group of performers to portray business commuters, casual commuters, joggers, and everyday pedestrians throughout the episode. This paid, non-speaking background acting opportunity is open to adults in their 20s–70s of all ethnicities. Selected talent will help create an authentic Chicago atmosphere by performing natural everyday activities while principal scenes are filmed. Applicants should be prepared for a professional television production environment and potentially 12-hour filming days.