A paid casting opportunity is now open for Oxygen’s Snapped 3715, a non-union true crime recreation series filming in the Knoxville, Tennessee area.
The production is seeking talent for the role of Karen, with filming scheduled for the night of August 11. This is a network television project with no scripted audio, and the selected performer will be needed for an estimated late-night call time.
Talent Application
Project Details
🎬 Project: Oxygen’s Snapped 3715
📍 Filming Area: Knoxville, Tennessee
📅 Filming Date: Tuesday, August 11, 2026
🌙 Estimated Call Time: 11:00 PM
🎭 Type: Non-union true crime recreation series
📺 Platform: Network television
🗣️ Audio: No scripted audio
Role Being Cast
Karen
📌 Black female, 20s.
The role requires straight black hair and a slim build. Talent must resemble the reference photo provided by casting.
Scenes: 2 scenes
Rate: $150/day + hotel
How to Submit
Interested talent should email:
MICHELE.HOCKING@JUPITERENT.COM
Please include the appropriate project and role information in the email subject line.
What to Include in Your Submission
📸 1. Name
🪧 2. Full-length photo with date
Submit a full-length photo of yourself holding a piece of paper with the current date written on it.
📏 3. Height and weight
📍 4. Location
Include your city and state.
🎨 5. Visible tattoos
List any visible tattoos, if applicable.
Important Notes
This is a non-union true crime recreation series for network television. The project has no scripted audio, and talent should be comfortable appearing in a true crime recreation format.
Because the estimated call time is 11:00 PM, applicants should be comfortable with late-night filming and must be available for the scheduled shoot.
Final Note
This is a great opportunity for non-union talent in or near Knoxville to gain paid on-camera experience on a well-known true crime television series. If you fit the role description and are available for the late-night filming date, submit your materials for consideration. 🎬

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