Chicago Fire Extras · Added to TheActorsHole October 21, 2026

Chicago Fire - PASSENGER

Work datesOCT. 27TH
LocationNot stated
RateNot stated
Original source dateTuesday, October 20, 2026 at 11:54 AM

Roles

PASSENGER
Extra / Background · Seeking number not stated

Casting Details & Submission Requirements

Local to Chicago, the suburbs, and surrounding border states, IL ONLY!
Casting Alert!
We are CASTING MALES AND FEMALES, ALL ETHNICITIES, AGES 18 to 70, to work in our INCIDENT SCENE AS PASSENGERS on TUESDAY, OCT. 27TH. THERE WILL BE A WARDROBE FITTING FOR SOME OF THE EXTRAS ON FRIDAY, OCT. 23RD. (Please let us know in the body of the email if you can attend a FITTING.)
We also need to cast extras as LOOKY-LOOS WITH CARS, NO WHITE, NO RED, NO BLACK, who are not WITH SOOT MAKEUP. (LET US KNOW IF WE CAN CAST YOU AS A LOOKY-LOO WITH NO SOOT IF YOU ARE ALSO SENDING IN FOR THE SOOTY PASSENGER ROLE.) IF YOU ARE SENDING IN FOR LOOKY-LOO WITH A CAR, LET US KNOW IF YOU ARE OKAY WITHOUT WORKING WITH YOUR CAR.
IMPORTANT CASTING NOTE: This is our exciting incident scene. We will use MOVIE SMOKE in our scene. You will wear clothing made to look SOOTY, with smoke/grime/SOOTY MAKEUP. THERE WILL BE SOME MOVIE FAKE MAKEUP INJURIES. Some of the CLOTHING WILL HAVE MOVIE RUBBER GLASS SHOWING ON THE CLOTHES. Please only send in if you are okay with these details. PLEASE DON'T APPLY IF YOU HAVE ANY RESPIRATORY CHALLENGES.
Some of you might not have any FAKE MOVIE SOOT/CLOTHING/RUBBER GLASS.
PLEASE DON'T APPLY IF YOU ARE WORKING A FUTURE DATE ON CHICAGO FIRE!
To apply:
Send a recent color photograph with your height, weight, age, PHONE NUMBER, CITY, STATE, NAME, AND CLOTHING SIZES TO ExtraCFire@gmail.com and put "PASSENGER 10.27” (IF OKAY WITH SOOT) AND IF YOU AREN’T OKAY WITH SOOT IN THE SUBJECT LINE PUT “LOOKY-LOO 10.27”
We must have all your clothing sizes to cast you in this scene.
Men: height, weight, suit jacket, T-shirt, neck, sleeve, waist, inseam, and shoes
Female: height, weight, dress, pants, T-shirt, and shoes
Let us know the last time you worked on Chicago Fire, if at all.