Dallas, January 14, 2026
Dallas is preparing for a surge in film activity with casting calls for Taylor Sheridan’s productions, including ‘Lioness’ and ‘Dutton Ranch.’ Aspiring actors can apply online to participate in these exciting opportunities, which highlight the vibrant local entertainment industry and its role in supporting the economy. Casting calls feature diverse roles, providing a platform for local talent to showcase their skills alongside established names in the industry.
Frequently Asked Questions
- How can I apply to be an extra in Taylor Sheridan’s productions?
- Interested individuals can apply by creating an account on MyCastingFile’s website.
- What roles are available for the “Lioness” scene on January 15 in Dallas?
- The roles include “scantily clad cocktail waitresses,” male patrons aged 40 and above, three men to play valets, and topless dancers.
- Where is the “Dutton Ranch” scene on January 20-23 being filmed?
- The scene is being filmed in Ferris, Texas, with shooting starting mid-to-late morning and wrapping around midnight.
- What is the pay for extras in the “Dutton Ranch” scene?
- Extras are paid $110 for 10 hours each day.
- Who is Annette Bening playing in “Dutton Ranch”?
- Annette Bening plays the character Beulah Jackson, the head of a Texas ranch.
| Production | Scene Date | Location | Roles Available | Pay |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Lioness | January 15 | Dallas | Scantily clad cocktail waitresses, male patrons aged 40+, valets, topless dancers | $200 for 12 hours (waitresses), $110 for 10 hours (patrons, valets), $550 for 6-8 hours (dancers) |
| Dutton Ranch | January 20-23 | Ferris | Party staff (bartenders, waiters, decorators), upscale party guests | $110 for 10 hours each day |
Dallas, Texas Casting Calls for Taylor Sheridan Productions
Dallas is set to become a hub of film activity as Taylor Sheridan’s acclaimed productions, including the espionage thriller Lioness and the highly anticipated Dutton Ranch, announce casting calls for local actors. These upcoming opportunities not only exemplify the innovative spirit of Texas’s entertainment industry but also highlight the resilience of the local economy as it continues to rebound and thrive.
The casting calls take place in January, with two significant events for these productions. This influx not only offers aspiring actors a chance to step into the limelight but also showcases how the state’s film industry is gaining momentum, thanks in part to a supportive business environment and local talent.
Upcoming Casting Calls
Dallas – January 15 for Lioness
In a scene set in a gentlemen’s club, roles are being filled for various characters, including “scantily clad cocktail waitresses,” male patrons aged 40 and above, and valets. There’s also a unique opportunity for topless dancers, reflecting the increasingly diverse roles being cast within local productions.
Ferris – January 20-23 for Dutton Ranch
Moving to Ferris, this production is seeking extras to portray party staff and upscale guests for a high-end cocktail party scene. The opportunity to work with big names such as Annette Bening, who plays Beulah Jackson, adds to the excitement surrounding this filming.
Application Process
For those interested in applying to be an extra in these productions, the process is straightforward. Potential candidates can create an account on MyCastingFile’s website where they can apply for these roles. This process not only introduces newcomers to the entertainment industry but strengthens the local economy by supporting small businesses in casting and production services.
Background of Taylor Sheridan Productions
Taylor Sheridan, a prominent figure in contemporary television writing and production, continues to build on his successful franchise with ongoing productions like Lioness and Dutton Ranch. His work has catalyzed the expansion of the Texas film industry, creating jobs and fostering a network of local businesses in support roles.
The Ripple Effect on Dallas’s Economic Landscape
Filming activities by Sheridan’s productions are not just about entertainment; they generate significant economic activity. Past filming in locations such as Dallas’ Arts District and Fort Worth highlights local engagement and the importance of community involvement in economic growth. Each production brings an opportunity for local businesses to thrive through increased foot traffic, job creation, and the showcasing of Texas’s unique culture and landscapes.
Conclusion
The upcoming casting calls for Taylor Sheridan’s productions signify a renewed spirit of entrepreneurship within Dallas and Fort Worth. As local actors seize these opportunities, the community can also reflect on the broader impact of these productions on economic growth. Supporting such initiatives is vital as they continue to foster local talent, promote small businesses, and enhance the rich cultural fabric of Texas.
For those looking to get involved, don’t miss your chance to apply and be a part of this vibrant local film scene! Stay engaged and support local businesses and productions as they work to shape the future of the Dallas County economy.
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