The folks over at
Sindication have obtained a casting report for the filming of Gore Verbinski's
The Lone Ranger. The report is looking for Native Americans both Male and Female for the shoot of the film, which will be in New Mexico. The report also calls for a Native American boy between the ages of 9-11 for a featured speaking part. Another interesting part on the sheet is that the film will be shooting under the production name
Silver Bullet.
From Sindication:
Major Motion Picture, Silver Bullet is currently seeking Native American males and females for featured extra roles to film in the Shiprock New Mexico area.
Individuals who are experienced horse riders are particular encouraged to apply.
The production is also casting for a Native American Boy age range 9-11 for a featured speaking role in the film.
If you meet these specifications, call 505-368-2490 to schedule an audition.
The Lone Ranger is scheduled to start filming in early 2013 and will star Armie Hammer in the title role with Johny Depp as Tonto. Be on the look out for it on May 31, 2012
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