Auditions offering paid acting roles in the next season of Sex Education are being held in Bristol next month. The hit Netflix show that charts the lives of students, parents and teachers will begin filming the much-anticipated fourth season.
UK agency Key Casting is offering actors near Bristol the opportunity to audition for a paid extra role to those who are available for filming in the coming months. The auditions will be held at The Station in Bristol on Friday, August 5 from midday until 7pm.
Sharing a call-out on Facebook, the casting company said: "We’re coming to Bristol for an open casting and would love to give as many people as possible the opportunity to join us for filming! Its good rates of pay, with some very fun and exciting scenes."
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The agency has worked on some well-known projects over the years including Bridgerton, Star Wars Rogue One and the latest episode in the Bond saga No Time To Die. Budding actors will need to be between 18 and 30 to register their interest and be available for filming over the next few months.
You will be required to bring your ID with you and have a right to work in the UK. Auditionees have been advised against wearing white.
Sex Education was first released in January 2019 with more than 40 million viewers on Netflix streaming the first season. It primarily follows Otis Milburn, a student at Moordale Secondary School. Otis begins the series ambivalent about sex, in part because his single mother Jean is a sex therapist who frequently has affairs but is unable to maintain romantic relationships.
The most recent and third season was released last year in September with series four announced just eight days later. Filming for previous seasons has mostly taken place in parts of South Wales and Gloucestershire over the years.
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