The Energon Pub

[First Gen]

In a report found on TFORMERS.com, Heely Casting has made another casting call for residents of the Washington, D.C. area. The casting call is as follows:

Casting is looking for SAG background talent adults and SAG or NON-UNION children for the new Dreamworks feature film, Transformers 2, directed by Michael Bay.

Needed are SAG background men and women age 7-65, and SAG or Non-UNION boys and girls, ages 7-18, all ethnicities, for a scene set in a museum in Washington DC. Shooting will take place in the beginning of June 2008.

If interested and available, please e-mail a picture/resume to Tr2washington@gmail.com

Be sure to include all contact information and SAG number (if any).

No Phone calls please.


So for fans in the area, this could be an opportunity to get into the sequel of Transformers the movie.

DISCLAIMER!! At the time of this post, Seibertron.com can not verify the validity of this information. No such casting call has been posted on the host website of Heely Casting, and TFORMERS.com has not posted any news source for the story.

[First-Aid]

Now there's a surprise...looking for extras in Washington, D.C. Wow...you think the government may be involved in this movie somehow?

[Archanubis]

Museum? Wonder which one...

I think it's most likely either the American History Museum or the Air and Space Museum. Though unlikely, it could also be the Natural History Museum...

[Bumblebeast]

OMFG, predacons!

[doomboy536]

:shock: OMFG, predacons!

Unlikely, given Bay's apparent emphasis on realistic altmodes.

[Chaoslock]

Museum, museum... DINOBOTS ?

[***Galvatron***]

This could mean anything...it could be just a scene where some people are in a certain area and will be reacting to a TF or other scenario passing by or smashing through the building.

With it being in a specific location however it may be leaning to certain directions but I'm not going to give in to wild speculation but it's nice to see production is ramping up.

[Archanubis]

Museum, museum... DINOBOTS ?

This was the direction I was aiming when I speculated on the Natural History Museum as a source. Last time I was there, the Smithsonian had all five species of dinosaurs the Dinobots are based on in that museum. However, as doomboy pointed out, it's extremely unlikely we'll be seeing any animal based Transformers in this movie, considering the... reluctance the producers and writers apparently have for featuring such characters.