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June 14 2007

Call for extras for new David Boreanaz film. Heery Casting is seeking extras on the West Chester University campus for the film "Our Lady of Victory."

The film stars Carla Gugino (“Night at the Museum”,“Spy Kids”), Academy Award Winner Ellen Burstyn and David Boreanaz (“Bones” and “Angel”). Set in 1972, it is about the “Mighty Macs” of Immaculata University and their first championship season.

Scenes will be filmed Thursday, June 14, Friday, June 15, and Saturday, June 16. Filming will take place at the Hollinger Fieldhouse at West Chester University, West Chester, PA from 12 Noon until 8 PM each day.

[ edited by zeitgeist on 2007-06-14 21:42 ]

[ edited by Kaele on 2007-06-14 22:39 ]

[ edited by Kaele on 2007-06-14 22:40 ]

Kaele | Cast&Crew | 20:22 CET | 11 comments total | tags: acting, film

Our Lady of Victory on IMDB.

Kaele | June 14, 20:35 CET

Huh. That's only about a 3 hour drive and it's not like I had much of anything else planned for this weekend.

war_machine | June 14, 22:07 CET

Arg! Damn these things falling on a Buffy weekend, and my birthday weekend to boot! No time to take part. :(

TaraMaclay | June 14, 23:08 CET

I graduated from WCU 4 years ago. In fact, I lived in an apartment right near the fieldhouse for a time. Why do good things only happen once I'm gone? :(

| June 15, 00:37 CET

*cough* Periods at the ends of link titles *cough*

zeitgeist | June 15, 00:43 CET

There was no period because I was continuing it as a sentence in the short description. It was done purposefully. *sigh* I just so happen to like how that looks on the front page. I am aware that my grammar is not spot on perfect every time, but hopefully I AM allowed a bit of visual license?

Kaele | June 15, 01:37 CET

I'm not sure of this, Kaele, but I think the punctuation requirement might be about the RSS feed and not grammar. I broke the smooth running of the feed once with my punctuation and they had to call in the RSS-medics.

QuoterGal | June 15, 02:02 CET

It's a rite of passage (or maybe it's a WRONG of passage- BWAHAHAHA!), Kaele! You aren't truly an 'esquer until you've screwed up a link or a tag! Welcome to the club - here's the secret handshake! *punches self in the face* ;-)

OzLady | June 15, 04:28 CET

I play against the "Mighty Macs" for softball. We tend to make them look like all-stars...

It would be an interesting experience if I could've made it since it's only a 2 hour drive or so.

Haikes | June 15, 05:20 CET

Kaele - its due to the lack of punctuation messing with some RSS readers. Its not about grammar, its about not wreaking havok on syndication feeds. Everyone isn't really out to get you ;)

p.s. - if you ever have questions on why a mod/admin has pointed something out, email us and we'll be happy to explain. There is always a good reason.

zeitgeist | June 15, 16:24 CET

But...but...I like causing problems... ;) Stupid RSS feeds.

I edited my post again so it wasn't sounding redundant.

Kaele | June 16, 00:55 CET

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