CASTING SKYPE USERS FOR PAID TV COMMERCIAL

CASTING PAID TV COMMERCIAL!

We're searching for ALL TYPES of SKYPE USERS to be f
eatured in a paid television commercial.

We're looking for MEN, WOMEN, and CHILDREN, all 
ethnicities and ages who live the greater Los Angeles area.

Whether you use it for business, to stay connected with friends, 
or a long-distance relationship, etc. - Whatever your situation, as 
long as you use SKYPE, we want to hear from you!

GREAT PAY if you're selected!

Auditions/interviews: October 20th-24th, 2014
Shoot: TBD - end of October, 2014

TO SUBMIT:
Be sure to mention you heard about this from billboardcasting.com for priority consideration, 
and email ALL the information requested below to: stayconnectedcasting@gmail.com


Be sure to include:
1. Your name (first and last)
2. Contact phone number
3. City/Zip where you live (must be greater Los Angeles area
4. Tell us how SKYPE keeps you connected
5. We're ALSO looking for a Skype user who has a DOG - so let us know if you have one 
(and include a photo!)
6. Please indicate if you are an actor or have a talent rep (casting is open to 
actors and non-actors)
7. Recent photo of you (jpg format please)

FBI Rescues 168 of 'America's Children' From Sex Traffickers

The FBI has rescued 168 children — the youngest 11 years old, and some of them never reported missing — in a coast-to-coast crackdown on sex traffickers, officials said Monday.

"These are America's children," said FBI Director James Comey.

The week-long operation, called "Cross County VIII," resulted in the arrest of 281 pimps who recruited minors off street corners and online.

Some of the victims were in the child-welfare system before they went missing, said John Ryan of the National Center for Missing and Exploited Children, which partnered with the FBI.

"Many of these children have been abandoned, often abused and neglected. Many of these traumatized children run away because they believe it’s the best option for them," Ryan said.

He said that some of kids were not reported missing before they were rescued.

"They are literally flying under the radar," he said.

The latest operation took place in 106 cities across the nation. Officials said both the victims and their captors were generally American citizens.

"This is not some foreign import scourge. This is our own," Comey said.

The operation began at the local level with prostitution and solicitation arrests. The FBI then used that information to zero in on organized trafficking efforts.