Archive for category: Acting and Extras Work in Sydney

Lead roles for the new, as yet untitled Mad Max movie have been announced, including Aussie icon Chris Hemsworth. The movie is a prequel to the last Mad Max instalment, Fury Road.  It tells the origin story of renegade warrior Furiosa before she teamed up with Mad Max. Mad Max: Fury Road was partially shot in Sydney’s west with talent sourced from MCTV.

Filming locations are yet to be confirmed, but if previous movies are anything to go by, Sydney could be on the list of locations again. We are always looking for new, interesting and different faces to bring life to characters and scenes. Get in touch now!

For more about the new movie see movieweb.com.

Sydney Secondary College in Glebe has been transformed into the show’s fictional Jubilee High.

Over 70 MCTV people have already been involved in the production of Bump and shooting is still continuing.

“Bump is the story of a high school over-achiever, Oly, who unexpectedly gives birth. The shock that follows – not just for Oly, but her mother Angie, played by Karvan, and everyone else connected with the baby – is what drives the story.”

For more info check out the Sydney Morning Herald.

I’m so happy to see the Bondi Hipsters back again with a new series. As a huge fan of their previous production Soul Mates, the synopsis of the new series sounds like it’s going to be just as funny. Can’t wait for this one to start.

Having been billed to play at a premier bush doof, Dom and Adrian’s USBJ’ing (DJing with pre-loaded USBs) career was on precipice of taking off… when the bushfires hit. They were next booked to play a bushfire fundraiser when the floods washed through. Then they were going to headline a flood-relief show when the hail storms came down. And now, the night before their biggest gig yet, raising money for the #PanelBeatBondiAiD movement, the whole country was thrown into lockdown because of one little global pandemic, “Such a nanny state!”. In spite of the initial personal turmoil, the two best friends quickly see all this as an opportunity to refocus, “pivot” and evolve creatively – but as time goes on, it’s not only their creativity and entrepreneurial-ship that’s tested, but their friendship and sanity.

Keep your eye glued on Stan for this one.

Production on the new Stan series Bump has been running here for just over a month and already we’ve had 37 people performing in background roles in the production. Production on a series like this will normally go for 3 or 4 months so there should be many more opportunities around.

Bump is a 10-part drama series that centres around Oly (played by Nathalie Morris), an ambitious and high-achieving teenage girl who has a surprise baby; and the complications that ensue for two families. Set in and around a high school in contemporary inner Sydney and following the main characters home, Bump explores unexpected motherhood, unwelcome new relatives, and unintended consequences with humour and emotional honesty.

For more info about bump checkout the Screen Australia website.