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Extras are needed for North Texas filming on “The Chosen” season 7.
The biblical drama, based on the life of Jesus, has primarily filmed at Camp Hoblitzelle in Midlothian since season 3. Ahead of its Nov. 15 premiere on Prime Video, “The Chosen” released its first trailer for season 6 last week.
Season 7 production began in late April in Midlothian, moved to Utah for a few weeks in June, and returned to the Metroplex later that month.
Texas-based Brock Allen Casting recently posted a notice for filming this month. Here’s what to know.
How to get cast in ‘The Chosen’ season 7
Brock Allen is looking for women with olive to deep skin tones that have experience styling hair.
Filming will take place in Midlothian on Monday, Aug. 10, and pays $200 for 12 hours of work. To apply for the role, email Brock Allen at thechosenbacasting@gmail.com with “Hair Stylist” in the subject line and the following information:
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“The Chosen” season 6 teaser poster. 5&2 Studios More on ‘The Chosen’
“The Chosen” is described as “a historical drama based on the life of Jesus and those who knew him.”
Jonathan Roumie stars as Jesus, alongside Shahar Isaac, Paras Patel, Elizabeth Tabish, Noah James, George H. Xanthis, Abe Bueno-Jallad, Jordan Walker Ross, Vanessa Benavente, Luke Dimyan, Richard Fancy, Paul Ben-Victor and Andrew James Allen.
Season 5 followed Holy Week and the Last Supper, and season 6 will cover the Crucifixion and the final 24 hours of Jesus’ life before he is nailed to the cross. Season 7 will cover the Resurrection.
“The Chosen” season 7 premiere will have a theatrical release on March 31, 2028. It’s unclear when the rest of the season will release and how many episodes are in it.
“The Chosen” seasons 1-5 are streaming on Prime Video.
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Brayden Garcia is the entertainment reporter at the Fort Worth Star-Telegram, where he mainly writes about how the film and TV industry impacts North Texas, from Taylor Sheridan shows to the Fort Worth Film Commission and everything in between.