Season 4 of the series “Emily in Paris” stops in Haute-Savoie for a few days of filming in Megève. For the occasion, extras are sought, men and women, aged 16 to 80 years old. A boon for fans and for the tourism economy.
After a detour through the south of France, Emily Cooper, main character of “Emily in Paris”, will experience new adventures in France, but this time in Haute-Savoie.
The American, who arrived on screens around the world in 2020, will stop off in Megève. To support its interpreter Lily Collins, a casting company is looking for extras for the filming of season 4 of the Netflix series.
Filming should take place on March 4, 5 or 6, depending on the weather. Very diverse profiles are sought, men and women, aged 16 to 80, “of all origins and all profiles”, according to the announcement. Please note, no expenses are provided for transport and accommodation. Candidates must therefore live near Megève and specify their postal code and city of residence, as well as their dates of availability.
The announcement already gives some clues about the future adventures of Emily Cooper. It is in fact possible for candidates to send recent color photographs, in selfie, portrait, and full-length formats, in ski gear. The photo must be taken from the front.
Applicants must specify first and last name, date of birth, height and contact details. You must apply directly on the CastingProd website. Preselected people will be contacted from February 27. Extras will be paid the union rate of 94 euros gross per day, with a lunch allowance.
Emily Cooper is set to once again find herself caught in a tangle of romantic relationships as she seeks to recruit new clients for her marketing business.
Season 3 left viewers in suspense, after the wedding of his two best friends was interrupted.
The Netflix series spawned numerous economic benefits in our country since its launch, according to The echoes. His arrival in the Alps looks like a godsend, not only for his fans but also for tourism in Savoie.
A study carried out jointly by the World Tourism Organization and Netflix showed that the number of travelers who relied on films or series to choose their destination doubled during the 2010s. 80 million tourists were thus influenced by streaming platforms or by cinema in 2019.
2024-02-24 20:58:23
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