I Am A Casting Producer Looking For Families in NJ

[sarahfurlong 5]

Hello. I work from a casting company called metalflowersmedia.com.

We cast everything from One Man Army, to American Guns, to Storage Wars.

We are now looking for families in the Jersey area who would be interested in firearms training as well as other survival skills. Below is my casting notice. Thank you for your consideration.

 

 

 

Calling all families with children at least 8 years old!

A major production company is currently

searching for families who are thinking about prepping for a major

catastrophe, and who really want to be prepared, but don't quite know

exactly what to do. Let us help!

In this exciting new project, a team of the nation's top prepping

specialists will take your family from beginning preppers to seasoned

pros. From the basics of gathering and storing to the realities of

tactical defense and creating an escape plan, our team will have you

constructing a safe haven, building a bug out vehicle, and most

importantly: improving your chances of surviving should you ever

experience a major catastrophe.

If you are a dynamic family who owns your home and this sounds like

you, please email [email protected] or call 310-857-8575

Contact Number: 310-857-8575Web// www.metalflowersmedia.com

FB// facebook.com/metalflowersmedia

Twitter// @metalflowers

[Anselmo 87]

I don't understand the thumbs down votes.

 

Seems like a good opportunity for someone on here.

[diamondd817 826]

A California #. No thanks.

[Ronald Silver 2]

Lady, didn't you read Left Behind?

The UFOs only take little kids & the adults get "left behind."

12 21 2012 seeya don't wanna be ya

[echo five foxtrot 1]

Check out their website Guntards?:

 

The Untitled Top Guns Project: Do you and your friends love all things guns? Would you rather play with guns than… well… than do anything else?!! We’re casting a team of friends who are self-admitted ‘guntards’ – who are an encyclopedia of all things guns!! [email protected] or apply now!

[diamondd817 826]

Being in NY film production, I really despise CA production people.

[RubberBullets 65]

I see whats happening here... take the two hottest markets on tv between NJ and Guns for reality shows (JerseyShore Meets Doomsday Preppers) and make the cast look like obsessive gun toting wiseguys?? fuggeda-boutit! Might as well say "We want to make you people look like assholes on TV!!!, please sign here ________"

 

Please stop trying to exploit legal gun ownership as an obsessive, dangerous underworld that does nothing but get people killed, or portrays responsible gun owners in a negative light. K thx

[diamondd817 826]

And then exploit the labor by producing the show non-union. Stay in your own state thank you.

[Caine 147]

Wow rough crowd

[hd2000fxdl 422]

Wow rough crowd

 

Really, not like a lot of states have a good opinion of NJ anyway, come in offer up an opportunity and get slammed with -1's..

[Ray Ray 3,566]

This lady sent me a PM with the same message. WTF

[Dan 177]

Jersey Shore meets Doomsday Preppers.... will make for some good TV. I'm more afraid of this than I am of zombie outbreaks...

[RubberBullets 65]

This lady sent me a PM with the same message. WTF

 

Ray, you have 10,500 posts on a gun forum... I believe you might fit the description shes looking for : )

[Krdshrk 3,877]

Ray, you have 10,500 posts on a gun forum... I believe you might fit the description shes looking for : )

 

His kid's not 8

[tony357 386]

His kid's not 8

 

Is ray 8 ?

[Socom 19]

Just dont givvvva shiiiit!

[this_is_nascar 162]

And then exploit the labor by producing the show non-union. Stay in your own state thank you.

 

 

Don't fault non-union for not wanting to pay someone $25 an hour to hold a sign or have to pay someone that same wage who does nothing other than belongs to the union.

[deadeye74 5]

I have experience in the tv/film industries. Does not matter if it's a NY or CA production company. Once the local TV union gets word of their work in NJ, they will be approached about using union labor and if they don't, probably will get picketed if it's a large enough production.

 

Personally, I see putting your gun collection, house, neighborhood on TV as a huge FAIL security wise. Last thing I want is the whole country to know where I keep my guns and how I am equipped to deal with a disaster.

[this_is_nascar 162]

I have experience in the tv/film industries. Does not matter if it's a NY or CA production company. Once the local TV union gets word of their work in NJ, they will be approached about using union labor and if they don't, probably will get picketed if it's a large enough production. Sounds like you've uncovered another fault in NJ. It's a shame this has to happen.

 

Personally, I see putting your gun collection, house, neighborhood on TV as a huge FAIL security wise. Last thing I want is the whole country to know where I keep my guns and how I am equipped to deal with a disaster. Couldn't agree more.

[diamondd817 826]

Don't fault non-union for not wanting to pay someone $25 an hour to hold a sign or have to pay someone that same wage who does nothing other than belongs to the union.

 

Well if you like to be paid sub-standand wages and like having no medical benefits for your family, then don't join a union.

 

And nobody gets paid just for being in a union. Union labor is more professional, more efficient, and safer. And we don't have to listen to BS from morons.

 

Edit: Forgot to mention, you have a WEEKEND because of unions.

[this_is_nascar 162]

Well if you like to be paid sub-standand wages and like having no medical benefits for your family, then don't join a union.

 

And nobody gets paid just for being in a union. Union labor is more professional, more efficient, and safer. And we don't have to listen to BS from morons.

 

 

You've got to be kidding me. The unions over the last 25-30 year are a huge factor with this country being in the shape that it's in now. Re-read what you just typed. More efficient? More professional? Not getting paid (let me say overpaid) for being in a union? Give me a break.

[diamondd817 826]

You've got to be kidding me. The unions over the last 25-30 year are a huge factor with this country being in the shape that it's in now. Re-read what you just typed. More efficient? More professional? Not getting paid (let me say overpaid) for being in a union? Give me a break.

 

So, you are one of those who believe GM went bankrupt because of the auto workers union? Very nieve.

[this_is_nascar 162]

Don't put words in my mouth. I never mentioned GM. When's the last time your precious union did anything for you that did not involve putting a buck in the unions pocket as well? You do realize that unions are "for profit", don't you? Your union is nothing more than a business, with a charter to make money. Guess who paying them?

[diamondd817 826]

Don't put words in my mouth. I never mentioned GM. When's the last time your precious union did anything for you that did not involve putting a buck in the unions pocket as well? You do realize that unions are "for profit", don't you? Your union is nothing more than a business, with a charter to make money. Guess who paying them?

 

Lets See:

 

Prevailing wage

Excellent pension

401k

Excellent medical benifits for my family

Safe working enviroment

Scholarship Funds for my kids

Vacations

11 paid holidays

job security

weekends off

overtime

 

What does your job do for you?

[djg0770 481]

So, you are one of those who believe GM went bankrupt because of the auto workers union? Very nieve.

 

Well, unions didn't help teach you how to spell properly... I was a member of Teamster's local 177 for almost two years, they didn't do shyt for me, or my buddy two spots down on the factory line that was physically pushed by a non-union supervisor. They sure took my money though without giving me any kind of receipt at any point in time and they certainly didn't do shit to make sure I was safe when I split my head open loading that truck. Unions were necessary when people were getting caught in machinery on a daily basis, getting electrocuted etc. Today, the government takes care of 98% of what the unions were originally designed to do, and both of them (the govt and the unions) suck at their jobs.

[this_is_nascar 162]

Prior to me entering the world of semi-retirement in 2010:

 

- medical.

- dental.

- bonus program.

- 401k with match.

- employee discount as participating stores.

- 5 weeks vacation.

- 2 weeks sick.

- partial re-reimbursement of educational expense related to job.

- mon thru fri work week, but occasion nights and weekends.

- on call, but not bothered much.

 

I'm sure there's more, but that's off the top of my head. You lost any credibility with me with your "job security" statement.

 

Have a good day.

[DevsAdvocate 112]

Lets See:

 

Prevailing wage

Excellent pension

401k

Excellent medical benifits for my family

Safe working enviroment

Scholarship Funds for my kids

Vacations

11 paid holidays

job security

weekends off

overtime

 

What does your job do for you?

 

Those 3 things alone are one of the reasons my parents don't hire additional workers for their medical practice. The fact a business needs to cover their employee's healthcare costs is ridiculous!

[this_is_nascar 162]

Well, unions didn't help teach you how to spell properly... I was a member of Teamster's local 177 for almost two years, they didn't do shyt for me, or my buddy two spots down on the factory line that was physically pushed by a non-union supervisor. They sure took my money though without giving me any kind of receipt at any point in time and they certainly didn't do shit to make sure I was safe when I split my head open loading that truck. Unions were necessary when people were getting caught in machinery on a daily basis, getting electrocuted etc. Today, the government takes care of 98% of what the unions were originally designed to do, and both of them (the govt and the unions) suck at their jobs.

 

 

Like I asked the guy, when the last time the union did anything for him that did not profit the union monetarily. Diamond, don't sell yourself short. You can have all of that on your own, without a union, trust me. I'm not one to get into my personal situation and finances, otherwise I'd give you more compelling data to back up what I'm saying.

[diamondd817 826]

Well, unions didn't help teach you how to spell properly...

 

What does that have to do with anything?

 

 

 

I was a member of Teamster's local 177 for almost two years, they didn't do shyt for me, or my buddy two spots down on the factory line that was physically pushed by a non-union supervisor. They sure took my money though without giving me any kind of receipt at any point in time and they certainly didn't do shit to make sure I was safe when I split my head open loading that truck. Unions were necessary when people were getting caught in machinery on a daily basis, getting electrocuted etc. Today, the government takes care of 98% of what the unions were originally designed to do, and both of them (the govt and the unions) suck at their jobs.

 

Sorry to hear you had a bad experience. Know tell me know how much better your non-union job is.

[this_is_nascar 162]

Sorry to whoever I'm going to piss-off here guys, but it's 2012. There is no such thing as job security. You can classify "types" of jobs that will never go away, like undertaker, food services, etc, but to believe that you're particular job your in/doing right now is secure is just setting you up for a really hard fall.