CASTING CALL & UPDATES: New Disney Sitcom “A.N.T. Farm” Seeks Regulars, Guest Stars & Day Players

CASTING CALL & UPDATES: New Disney Sitcom “A.N.T. Farm” Seeks Regulars, Guest Stars & Day Players

Posted on 22. Dec, 2010 by in AUDITIONS & CASTING CALLS, Casting Calls, Casting Updates, THE BUZZ

It’s a Laugh Productions and Disney Channel are in pre-production on a new episodic series titled “A.N.T. Farm.” The half hour sitcom pilot was written and produced by Dan Singer, who will remain as the series head writer and executive producer. Signer has worked as co-executive producer, consulting producer, and writer on the Disney Channel series “The Suite Life of Zack and Cody” and “The Suite Life on Deck.”

Disney picked up “A.N.T. Farm” for season 1 from the pilot episode which was directed by Bob Koherr. Koherr has directed numerous episodes of Disney shows such as “Hannah Montana,” “Good Luck Charlie,” “Wizards of Waverly Place,” and “The Suite Life on Deck.”

China Anne McClain has landed the starring role as Chyna Sparks. The 12-year-old actress has worked on “Hannah Montana,” “Jonas,” and played Jazmine Payne on Tyler Perry’s television series “House of Payne,” as well as Perry’s film “Daddy’s Little Girls.” Most recently she played Charlotte McKenzie on the feature film “Grown Ups.” She is represented by Abrams Artists Agency and managed by The Brand.

Also starring is Sierra McCormick, who recently played the role of Susan in “Ramona and Beezus.” McCormick won a Family Television Award for “Are You Smarter Than a 5th Grader?” Her other credits include “Hannah Montana,” “The Dog Who Saved Christmas,” “Land of the Lost,” and “A Nanny for Christmas.” Her manager is Oren Segal at Media Talent Group (who boast clients Angelina Jolie and Nicole Kidman) and she’s represented theatrically by Thomas Richards at the Corsa Agency.

Child Actors Stefanie Scott and Jake Short are also involved with this AFTRA project which will begin principal photography in January at LA Center Studios.

Casting for additional series regulars is underway.  Guest stars, day players, extras, and stand-ins will continue to be cast throughout winter 2010 and spring 2011. Submit photos and resumes to: Liz Martinez-Nelson Casting, Brice/Gergely Casting, A.N.T. Farm Casting, 1040 Las Palmas Avenue, Bldg. 33, 3rd Floor, LA, CA 90038. Please remember, no personal appearances at the casting office!

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7 Responses to “CASTING CALL & UPDATES: New Disney Sitcom “A.N.T. Farm” Seeks Regulars, Guest Stars & Day Players”

  1. Amber

    13. May, 2012

    hello there i have always loved acting im 12
    years old and ive did auditions to get into acting they accepted me but we couldnt afford it so i had to quit i really love to act its me. but i cant anymore because i dont have the chance too and doing what i love maked me happy and havent felt that way in a long time.

  2. Onaiya Watson

    24. Mar, 2012

    Hi my name OniyaWatson im 12 years old but can pass as 13 im slim i have long dark brown hair i can sing,dance,and act im height is 5.5ft i weigh 107 and i would love to get this role

    P.S-I look like China Anne McClaine

  3. Megan

    09. Mar, 2012

    Hi I’m megan, here are some things about me:

    age: 11
    Height: about 5′ft
    Weight: 82 lbs
    Sports: cheerleading, softball, ballet, I KNOW SOME: Gymnastics, and Volleyball
    Hobbies: Drawing, Hanging with friends, helping others
    Talents: Acting, Dancing, Singing, Playing my instruments
    Eye Color: Blue
    Skin Color: Fair, Caucasian
    Hair Color: Brown/blonde
    Birthday: 06/10/98
    Instruments I play: Piano, flute, little bit of guitar, boomwhackers, little bit of xylophone
    Characteristic Traits: Caring, friendly, shy (only at first, then I can be very outgoing), good in school, good at following directions, good at understanding directions. When I am reading for a part, I don’t tend to stutter, or read directly off the paper. Dedicated. Hard worked, Devoted
    Physical Traits: tinyish for my age, I look younger than I am
    Previous Experience: School productions such as plays and musicals, and local theatre productions.
    contact Back Asap Thankyou!
    I hope i get in
    (: Thankyou byee xx

  4. Tianna Waters

    19. Feb, 2012

    Hi
    I will love to be on ant farm please pick me to be the new ant so please i really want to be on ant farm thank you and have wonderful day

  5. Aubrey

    15. Jan, 2011

    Hi!

    I have searched everywhere on the internet looking for the answer of going to a movie red-carpet premiere in hollywood in February.

    I looked on the Mann’s theatre website and it didn’t say how to get the tickets.

    can u help me please? :)
    thanks you!

  6. Hollywood Mom

    24. Dec, 2010

    Hi Drake, We loosely use the term “open casting” when there is a concerted search by a given production or casting office, on a nationwide or worldwide level for a role or roles.

    A “casting call” is one in which HMB is aware a production is casting and posts the role and/or contact information for our readership, but the production itself hasn’t necessarily gone “public” with the request.

    Either way, yes, you should submit if you are right for the role. Break a leg!

  7. Drake

    24. Dec, 2010

    What’s the difference between a casting call and an open casting call? Can I still send my headshots?

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