Casting to select 100 extras for the upcoming filming of the Japanese miniseries Magi, by Amazon Prime
At Anaya Tower, next Tuesday, May 8, from 10:30 a.m. to 2:00 p.m. and from 3:30 p.m. to 7:00 p.m.
Location scouting, which began at the beginning of the year, was carried out in collaboration with the Salamanca Film Commission, which has been the institution in charge of discovering possible locations
It has the support of different institutions such as the Embassy of Japan, the Salamanca City Council, through the Salamanca Film Commission, and USAL, all of whom have contributed their efforts to ensure the miniseries can be filmed in our city
Anaya Tower (c/ San Pablo, 36) will host a casting next Tuesday, May 8, to select men, women, and children who wish to participate in the Magi miniseries, which will be filmed in Salamanca in May and broadcast on Amazon Prime.
100 extras will be required, for which the company is looking for men and women of all ages and children aged between 6 and 10.
The established schedule will be from 10:30 a.m. to 2:00 p.m. and from 3:30 p.m. to 7:00 p.m. and will be attended on a first-come, first-served basis (no prior appointment).
Those interested will have to fill out a form with their details and several photographs will be taken. The work will be remunerated with its corresponding social security registration and de-registration.
Minors wishing to participate must bring the following documentation to attend the casting: ID of the father and mother / ID of the minor / Family Book (they must be accompanied by both parents, unless there is a divorce decree and sole custody, in which case it will only be necessary for the accompanying person to be the holder of said custody).
Further information can be obtained at the following email address: figuraciónmagi@gmail.com.
The miniseries is a joint production by audiovisual production companies B-Mount Film (Barcelona) and Nak Por Europe for the digital platform Amazon Prime Japan and will be distributed in approximately 200 countries. The script tells the story of the Tensho Embassy, the first Japanese mission that traveled to Europe in the 16th century, along with Jesuits, and was received by King Philip II and the Supreme Pontiff. The journey through the European continent lasted eight years, and it is during this time that Salamanca plays a leading role as it will be transformed into Renaissance Italy.
Location scouting, which began at the beginning of the year, was carried out in collaboration with the Salamanca Film Commission, which has been the institution in charge of discovering possible locations.
Pre-production work has already begun, and the final filming dates, barring last-minute changes, are between May 14 and 25.
The Magi miniseries represents one of the major audiovisual projects of the year, as it will be filmed in the city's main heritage sites: The Historic Building of the University, the Patio de Escuelas Menores, the Cathedral, the Pontifical University, La Salina, Fonseca, the Convent of San Esteban, Compañía street, Anaya Square, San Boal Square, Juan XXIII Square, the Roman Bridge, or the Faculty of Philology will be part of the journey of the Magi children.
The project has the support of different institutions such as the Embassy of Japan, the Salamanca City Council, through the Salamanca Film Commission, and USAL, all of whom have contributed their efforts to ensure the miniseries can be filmed in our city.
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100 extras will be required, for which the company is looking for men and women of all ages and children aged between 6 and 10.
The established schedule will be from 10:30 a.m. to 2:00 p.m. and from 3:30 p.m. to 7:00 p.m. and will be attended on a first-come, first-served basis (no prior appointment).
Those interested will have to fill out a form with their details and several photographs will be taken. The work will be remunerated with its corresponding social security registration and de-registration.
Minors wishing to participate must bring the following documentation to attend the casting: ID of the father and mother / ID of the minor / Family Book (they must be accompanied by both parents, unless there is a divorce decree and sole custody, in which case it will only be necessary for the accompanying person to be the holder of said custody).
Further information can be obtained at the following email address: figuraciónmagi@gmail.com.
The miniseries is a joint production by audiovisual production companies B-Mount Film (Barcelona) and Nak Por Europe for the digital platform Amazon Prime Japan and will be distributed in approximately 200 countries. The script tells the story of the Tensho Embassy, the first Japanese mission that traveled to Europe in the 16th century, along with Jesuits, and was received by King Philip II and the Supreme Pontiff. The journey through the European continent lasted eight years, and it is during this time that Salamanca plays a leading role as it will be transformed into Renaissance Italy.
Location scouting, which began at the beginning of the year, was carried out in collaboration with the Salamanca Film Commission, which has been the institution in charge of discovering possible locations.
Pre-production work has already begun, and the final filming dates, barring last-minute changes, are between May 14 and 25.
The Magi miniseries represents one of the major audiovisual projects of the year, as it will be filmed in the city's main heritage sites: The Historic Building of the University, the Patio de Escuelas Menores, the Cathedral, the Pontifical University, La Salina, Fonseca, the Convent of San Esteban, Compañía street, Anaya Square, San Boal Square, Juan XXIII Square, the Roman Bridge, or the Faculty of Philology will be part of the journey of the Magi children.
The project has the support of different institutions such as the Embassy of Japan, the Salamanca City Council, through the Salamanca Film Commission, and USAL, all of whom have contributed their efforts to ensure the miniseries can be filmed in our city.
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