Are you a washed-up athlete like me? If so, it's your time to shine. Boston Casting Inc. is searching for local women who have a background in playing softball or basketball. Check and check. I spent the majority of my life playing sports and hey, once an athlete, always an athlete.

Earn $1,200 for a Two-Day Casting Opportunity

The non-union opportunity pays pretty good for a two-day gig. A whopping $1,200 is the pay listed on the casting. Think about it: you get to shoot hoops and swing for the fences all while making some dough? Awesome.

So dust off those old kicks and get ready to tap into the muscle memory of your glory days. I'm talking to you, my fellow Bridgewater State Bears.

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Submission Requirements and Age Guidelines for Applicants

The women-owned and women-run Boston Casting Inc. is calling for women ages 18-32 to be available on Monday, September 28 and Tuesday, September 29 in Marshfield, MA. It's unclear at the moment as to what the casting is for. Boston Casting, Inc. has been casting for films, commercials, voiceovers, corporate videos, web videos and reality TV for 30 years.

Those interested in the softball/basketball opportunity should send in an online application featuring the following information:

  • Name and contact number/email
  • Current photo
  • Video submission featuring your name, height, where you live and experience playing the sport
  • Recent video playing your sport
  • If you have an NIL (name, image, likeness) contract

How to Submit Your Application Before the September 14 Deadline

Applications must be sent to bostoncastingathlete@gmail.com by Monday, September 14 at 10 a.m.

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