Rugby Fans Wanted for TV Documentary


By Kath
November 5 2014

This is your chance to be a star on a show, Katy at 'Ali Coffey Casting' is searching for Rugby Super Fans in England and Wales to be part of a documentary.  Check out their Portfolio below.  Good Luck Everyone!

 

 

 

ARE YOU ENGLAND OR WALES'BIGGEST

RUGBY FAN?

 

Have you named your child after a player?

 

Painted your house in your Nation's colours?

 

Never missed a game?

 

Decorated your living room with as much memorabilia as you can fit?

 

Do you talk endlessly about Rugby and live for the season?

 

 

If this sounds like you please get in touch by emailing us at searchforrugbysuperfans@gmail.com

 

with some pictures and a bit about you, your family and your LOVE OF RUGBY,

 

or we would also ideally love a 30 second video of you recorded on a smart phone - remember to include your phone number.

 

We have €1000 for each family featured in the documentary and some Rugby pro's and commentators will come visit your house!

 

We would come to visit you and yours on the 

30th November or December 4th.

 

Please share with any person/group who may fit the bill.

 

Thanks

 

Katy

 

PORTFOLIO

 

 

www.alicoffeycasting.ie AC Casting is a bustling, creative casting company based on Dawson Street,in the middle of Dublin’s City Centre.

Rugby Fans Wanted for TV Documentary
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