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Casting Call Alert: The SK Agency Seeks Talent for Hip Hop Music Video in Atlanta!
Atlanta Casting Call! Hip Hop Music Video Needs Tourists & Pole Dancer. Act Now! #CastingCallATL
By @theskagency |
Attention Atlanta talent! @theskagency is actively seeking individuals for an exciting new project: a collaboration music video featuring two male hip hop artists. If you're looking for an acting gig and fit the descriptions, this is your chance!
Roles Available:
The production is casting for the following roles for a music concert scene:
(20) TOURISTS:
- Gender & Ethnicity: Male and female, all ethnicities
- Ages: 18-60
- Description: Looking to create families and groups of friends visiting a tourist attraction.
- Rate: $130.00/day
(1) POLE DANCER:
- Gender & Age: Female, 21+
- Ethnicity: Any ethnicity
- Rate: $250.00/day
Filming Details:
- Location: Atlanta, Georgia
- Date: Sunday, June 29, 2025
How to Submit:
If you are interested, available, and fit the description for either role, please submit your information immediately. Good luck!
- Email: theskcasting@gmail.com
- Subject Line: Collab 6/29
- Please send:
- 2 Recent Photos
- Contact Info (Name, Phone Number, Email Address)
Sending blessings your way! Land This Acting Gig!
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Casting Call: Real DJ Needed for Untitled HBCU Pilot Directed by Debbie Allen
By Shaun B | June 7, 2025
ATLANTA — A new opportunity has opened up for Atlanta-based DJs as casting begins for an upcoming Untitled HBCU Pilot directed by legendary producer and director Debbie Allen. The production is currently seeking real, experienced DJs with their own equipment to participate in a vibrant HBCU party scene.
Casting Details
The production is looking for applicants who meet the following criteria:
- Position: Real DJ with equipment
- Gender: All genders encouraged to apply
- Age: 18+ (should fit the HBCU party demographic and vibe)
- Date Needed: Wednesday, June 25th
- Location: Atlanta, Georgia
- Rate: $400 for the day
- Union Status: Does not require Central Casting registration
This is a prime opportunity for a skilled DJ to appear on a high-profile production under the direction of one of television’s most respected creatives.
How to Apply
Interested DJs should act quickly and submit the following materials:
- A recent headshot and full-body photo
- Clear photos of your DJ equipment
- A brief summary of your DJ experience
- Your contact phone number
Debbie Allen's Legacy Adds Weight to the Project
Debbie Allen, known for her groundbreaking work in television, dance, and theater, brings decades of creative expertise to this pilot. The inclusion of authentic DJs adds credibility and energy to the party scene, aiming to capture the true essence of HBCU culture on screen.
Conclusion
For Atlanta DJs seeking to showcase their talent on a major project, this casting call presents an exceptional opportunity to collaborate with industry veterans and be part of an authentic portrayal of HBCU life. With filming right around the corner, applicants are encouraged to submit as soon as possible.
About the Author:
Shaun Burch covers entertainment news, casting calls, and behind-the-scenes industry updates. With years of experience in the entertainment journalism field, Shaun provides accurate and actionable information for artists, performers, and creatives seeking their next opportunity.
Rapper Silentó Sentenced to 30 Years in Prison for Voluntary Manslaughter
Atlanta, GA – Ricky Hawk, the 27-year-old rapper professionally known as Silentó, has been sentenced to 30 years in prison after pleading guilty but mentally ill to voluntary manslaughter, aggravated assault, and other charges stemming from a fatal 2021 shooting. The sentencing took place following his plea in DeKalb County Superior Court.
The Investigation
The tragic incident occurred in the early morning hours of January 21, 2021. DeKalb County Police responded to a report of a shooting at a residence off Deep Shoals Circle and Corners Crossing. Upon arrival, authorities discovered 34-year-old Frederick Rooks III suffering from multiple gunshot wounds. He was pronounced dead at the scene.
Neighbors reported hearing gunshots, and surveillance footage from a nearby home captured a white BMW SUV fleeing the area shortly after the shots were fired. A family member of the victim later informed police that Rooks was last seen with Silentó, who had picked him up in a white SUV from a friend's home.
Investigators initially lacked a suspect but later identified Hawk as the alleged gunman. Upon his arrest, prosecutors stated that Silentó admitted to shooting Rooks. Furthermore, bullet casings recovered from the scene reportedly matched a firearm found on the rapper at the time of his apprehension.
Mental Health Concerns and Public Appeal
Following Silentó's arrest, his PR manager, Chanel Hudson, issued a public statement addressing his mental health. "Please send my client Silentó some positive vibrations," the statement read. "Over the past several years, Ricky has been suffering immensely from a series of mental health illnesses. We will continue in his efforts of treatment, but we ask in the meantime the public uplift him and his family in immediate prayer and positive energy!! Ricky is a beautiful soul, and we hope that the same people who came up whipping’ & nay nay-in with him, continue to support him and lifted in prayer!! God bless."
A Look Back at Silentó's Career and Past Incidents
Silentó rose to global fame in 2015 at just 17 years old with his viral hit "Watch Me (Whip/Nae Nae)." The song became a social media phenomenon, charting worldwide and reaching No. 3 on the Billboard Hot 100 in the U.S. He went on to be featured on several tracks before releasing his first full-length album, "Fresh Outta High School," in 2019.
However, prior to the 2021 shooting, Hawk had faced other legal troubles. In 2020, he was arrested in DeKalb County for allegedly driving 143 mph on Interstate 85. The same year, he was also charged in Los Angeles with attempting to assault two individuals with a hatchet in their home.
The Path Forward
Silentó had remained in custody at the DeKalb County Jail since his arrest. With his recent plea and sentencing, the legal proceedings in this case have concluded.



