NBC’s ‘Chicago Med’ and ‘Chicago Fire’ both Holding Casting Calls

If you've always thought about auditioning for a television show but thought that you just weren't right for the role or weren't glamourous enough for Hollywood, think again.

Chicago Fire and Chicago Med are looking for average, everyday people just like you to fill multiple roles; you just need to be available on April 1st. No joke.

Here's what Chicago Fire is looking for:

Moms and kids ages 3 and 4, that can work with a stroller on April 1st; all kids must have a Joan Philo Casting work permit for an outdoor scene.

If you're interested, send a photo along with your height, weight, age, phone number and your location to xtra4hire@gmail.com and put “4.1 toddler” in the subject line.

If you don't meet the criteria for Chicago Fire, perhaps Chicago Med would be a better fit.  Here's what they're looking for:

Men and women to work as stand-ins, specifically Caucasian, to work in Chicago. Women should be between the ages of 40-50, blonde, 140-160 pounds, 5'5"-5'7" and must be available to film today- March 23rd.

If you are interested, send a recent color photograph with your height (without shoes), weight, age, phone number, city and state, to xtra1casting@gmail.com and put “SI L 3.23,” the casting listing says. Also, be sure to list any stand-in experience you might have.

Guys, you should be bald, between 50 and 60, 220 to 240 lbs., and 6′ to 6’2″, to work as a stand- in to work today. If you would like the job, send a recent color photograph ASAP with your height, weight, age, phone number, and location to xtra1casting@gmail.com and put “SI N 3.23”. Also, list any stand-in experience you might have.

I know it's short notice, but if you have nothing to do today, the trip to Chicago could be worth it; this could be your big break.