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VA, MD Cellular Promo
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ID # 9389
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Live Event
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Submission Type |
SRN
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| Location |
VA and MD |
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Non-union
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| Rate/Pay |
$13.00 per hour
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Release Date |
03-02-05
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| Audition Date |
12-31-69
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Submission Deadline |
03-02-05
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| Shoot Date |
12-31-69
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| Casting Category |
Trade Shows/Live Events/Promo Model
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| Market(s) |
Baltimore, MD>Norfolk, VA>Washington, DC |
Note: This is a self submission notification. If you fit the role criteria and are interested by this project, see the submission infos below the role description.
Rate: $13.00 per hour TALENT MUST BE AVAILABLE FOR THE DURATION OF THE 7 WEEK PROMOTION.
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8 Days A Week has a FUN upcoming 7 Week Cellular Promotion in Virginia & Maryland and is seeking interested male and female talent to represent us. Please see below and respond if interested/qualified.
Event: 7 Week Cellular Promotion
VA Locations:
Sterling
Springfield
Fairfax
McLean
Baileys Crossroads
MD Locations:
Rockville
Wheaton
Beltsville
Hanover
Catonsville
Baltimore
White Marsh
Timonium
Dates: April 1 - May 15
Times: Friday 5p-8p
Saturday 11a-7p
Sunday 12n-4p
Duties: Approach and intercept visitors at a retail location, actively sell the clients services and products direct to consumers at instore kiosks, build relationships with retail sales associates, educate associates on why this cellular product is the best choice for
consumers, report information in recaps. Administer tag lines, act as a brand ambassador. Interact with guests/consumers.
Qualifications: MUST Be Responsible, outgoing, work well with public;
GREAT WORK ETHIC! EXCELLENT COMMUNICATION SKILLS! Must be 18 years or older. Promotional Experience Preferred. Cellular and sales experience a plus. NO visible tattoos or piercings (except females ears). Talent MUST be clean cut!
Attire: TBD
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Searchable talent specs:
Gender: Male Female
Age: from 18 to 35 |
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He was 84
In an effort to bring classic theater back to Broadway, Randall founded and was artistic director of the nonprofit National Actors Theatre in 1991, using $1 million of his own money and $2 million from corporations and foundations During a speech to the National Funeral Directors Association, he said funerals should be planned as a celebration of life and "a touch of humor doesn't hurt a bit He got his start in movies in 1957 "
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Randall attended Northwestern University before heading to New York at 19, where he made his stage debut in 1941 in "The Circle of Chalk He made fun of his own prim image by taking part in Letterman's wacky antics, including allowing himself to be covered in mud
"Tony Randall's passion for live theatre was unmatched," Jed Bernstein, president of the League of American Theatres and Producers, said in a statement
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After Army service during World War II from 1942-46, he returned to New York, where he appeared on radio and early television
The show was based on a TV movie in which Sidney was gay; in the TV show, the character's sexual orientation was implied, but never specified
Later that year, he married Heather Harlan, who was 50 years his junior
From 1981-83, he played the title role in the sitcom "Love, Sidney," as a single, middle-aged commercial artist helping a female friend care for her young daughter "
The actor became a fixture on David Letterman's late-night talk shows, appearing a record 70 times on the "Late Show" alone We stood and cheered, thinking it was a 'once in a lifetime' event The company's first production was a revival of Arthur Miller's "The Crucible," starring Martin Sheen and Michael York, which hadn't been staged on Broadway in 40 years 'Odd Couple' Star Tony Randall Dies at 84
May 18, 12:38 PM EST
Tony Randall, the comic actor best-known for playing fastidious photographer Felix Unger on "The Odd Couple," has died "
The actor also was socially active, lobbying against smoking in public places, marching in Washington against apartheid in the '80s, and helping raise money for AIDS research in the '90s
Randall, who developed pneumonia after undergoing heart bypass surgery in December, died in his sleep Monday night at NYU Medical Center, according to his publicity firm, Springer Associates
Randall is survived by his second wife â€â€? who made him a father for the first time at age 77 â€â€? and their two children, 7-year-old Julia Laurette and 5-year-old Jefferson Salvini
Born Leonard Rosenberg on Feb The show ran from 1970-75, but Randall won after it had been canceled, prompting him to quip at the awards ceremony: "I'm so happy I won
For his television work, Randall got a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame in 1998
After "The Odd Couple," Randall had two short-lived sitcoms, one of which was "The Tony Randall Show," in which he played a stuffy Philadelphia judge, from 1976-78
Randall was hospitalized after starring for a month in "Right You Are," a revival of Luigi Pirandello's play by the National Actors Theatre, which he founded Now if I only had a job 26, 1920, Randall was drawn as a teenager to roadshows that came through his hometown of Tulsa, Okla She was gorgeous, the most beautiful girl I ever saw," Randall said in a TV interview in 1995 Butterfly
And in 1993, when Conan O'Brien took over the time slot at NBC that Letterman had vacated for a new show at CBS, Randall was a guest on O'Brien's debut episode "
Randall joked in September about how he envisioned his funeral: President Bush and Vice President Cheney would show up to pay their respects, but they'd be turned away because his family knows he didn't like them
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"One night, the entire town turned out to see the Ballet Russe de Monte Carlo perform Swan Lake and Sheherezade," he wrote "He was a vociferous advocate for the proposition that serious plays are the lifeblood of our culture Randall also starred in his company's Tony Award-winning staging of "M "
Subsequent performances included "Night Must Fall," "The Gin Game" and "The Sunshine Boys," in which Randall reunited with Klugman, in 1998
Before that, Randall was best-known as the fussbudget pal in several Rock Hudson-Doris Day movies, including 1959's "Pillow Talk" and 1961's "Lover Come Back
In a tribute to the actor, known for his work on stage as well as television, lights at all the Broadway theaters were to be dimmed at 8 p
