Casting Call in Milwaukee for Brewers Fans

Tryout for a modeling gig with the Milwaukee Brewers

Are you a huge Milwaukee Brewers fan? If so, the baseball club wants you for a photoshoot that will be part of the Brewers marketing campaign.

The baseball team is letting fans show off their team spirit by holding an open casting call in Milwaukee this week. The Brewers are setting up photo stations at Miller Park this Thursday, Friday and Saturday and fans are encouraged to stop on by and have their photos taken. The baseball team is hoping fans come in dressed to impress in their Brewers gear and best super fan looks. Fans of all ages are welcome, see below for details.

Of the pictures taken over the 3 day period, a few will be chosen to be used on Milwaukee Brewers billboards and other marketing materials for the city to see.

The open casting call was announced via the local CBS affiliate whose release states the following….

The Milwaukee Brewers are reaching out to all fans for a chance to show off their spirit at a photo shoot for the Brewers marketing campaign.

Fans should attend any of the photo shoots that will take place at Miller Park. On Thursday, December 1, and Friday, December 2 the event will go from 3 PM to 6 PM and on Saturday, December 3, from 9 AM to 12 PM.

Guests should park in the parking lot by Friday’s and enter through the Hot Corner entrance. Then take the elevator down to the Service Level and follow the signs directing to the photo stations.

The chosen photos will be featured in 2017 Brewers marketing materials such as print advertisements and billboards.

Fans are asked to attend the photo shoot wearing Brewers gear. Props will also be provided.

All Brewers fans are welcomed to attend. Those who are under 18 must have a guardian sign a release waiver.

According to Milwaukee Brewers Baseball Club news release, “on each of three days, photo stations the Service Level at Miller Park with three-hour windows of time where fans are encouraged to stop by and show off their photogenic side.”