Scottish films: Two 'major feature films' shooting in Scotland as producers call for extras
Scottish film extras are wanted for movies in Glasgow and the Highlands.
Producers are seeking extras to work on two 'major feature films' set to shoot in Scotland.
London-based casting firm The Casting Collective - the UK's largest selection of extras - are looking for Glasgow-based film extras for work on a major feature which is shooting from the Spring.
As well as this, extras are also wanted for paid work for a major feature which will be shooting “across the Highlands” from April.
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For the Glasgow feature, the casting firm is encouraging individuals of all genders, ethnicities, and ages to apply.
Meanwhile, for the feature shooting in the Highlands, the casting firm is looking to hire locals who have a base within, or be within reasonable driving distance of Glen Coe.
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While the casting agency has not revealed the titles of the movies involved, there have been some suspicions.
In November, it was revealed Glasgow could become Gotham City for a fourth time for The Batman 2.
It came after Luke Hull, the production designer, shared photos from what was likely his location scout in Glasgow.
Meanwhile, in September, it was announced that Henry Cavill had been injured during pre-production training for the upcoming Highlander reboot which meant production on the film had to be pushed back to 2026.
The remake of the 1986 cult classic about immortal warriors - which starred Christopher Lambert and Sean Connery - comes from John Wick director Chad Stahelski.
Cavill will take over the role of Connor MacLeod from Lambert, with Russell Crowe appearing opposite him as Ramirez.
Scenes in the original were shot at various locations in Scotland, including Eilean Donan Castle, Glen Coe, Glen Nevis, Loch Shiel, Torridon and Skye.
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