Oxygen’s “Snapped” Casting Paid Roles in Knoxville, TN

Oxygen’s long-running true crime series “Snapped” is now casting paid roles for an upcoming recreation episode filming in the Knoxville, Tennessee area.

Produced by Jupiter Entertainment, Snapped is known for dramatizing real-life murder cases involving women accused of shocking crimes. The series has been airing on Oxygen since 2004 and continues to feature true crime stories through interviews, narration, and recreated scenes.

This casting notice is for Snapped 3717, a non-union true crime recreation project for network television. Please note that this production does not involve scripted audio, which means selected talent will likely be performing silent recreation scenes.

Talent Application

Project Details

📍 Location: Knoxville, TN area
🎬 Project: Snapped 3717
📺 Network: Oxygen
🎭 Type: Non-union true crime recreation series
💰 Rate: $75/day flat
⚠️ No hotel, travel, or stipend provided

Roles Casting

NEIGHBOR
Female, open ethnicity.
Filming: Wednesday, August 26
Estimated call time: 6:00 PM
Rate: $75/day flat

TENANT
Male, open ethnicity.
Filming: Tuesday, August 25
Estimated call time: 9:00 AM
Rate: $75/day flat

TROY
Male, 20s–40s, open ethnicity.
Filming: Tuesday, August 25 and Wednesday, August 26
Estimated call times: 11:00 AM on Tuesday and 12:30 PM on Wednesday
Rate: $75/day flat

How to Submit

To be considered, email MICHELE.HOCKING@JUPITERENT.COM with the following details:

✅ Your name
✅ A full-length photo holding a piece of paper with the current date written on it
✅ Height and weight
✅ Current location, including city and state
✅ List of visible tattoos, if applicable

Please use the subject line format:

SPD3717 ROLE NAME

For example: SPD3717 TROY

Talent should be local or able to work as a local hire, as no travel, hotel, or additional stipend will be provided. Applicants should carefully review the filming dates before submitting.

This is a great opportunity for actors and background talent in the Knoxville area who are interested in working on a true crime television recreation series.