 "Catching Fire" to film Fall, 2012 in North Carolina with a new director.Creative CommonsThe next film in The Hunger Games trilogy, "Catching Fire", will begin filming in North Carolina this coming Fall, 2012. With four-time Academy Award nominee Gary Ross announcing that he will not be returning to direct Catching Fire, there is a good chance that a different casting director will be hired. It is most often the director who chooses the casting director, and three-time Casting Society of America Artios Award winner Debra Zane has cast every film that Gary Ross has directed or produced since 1998 including "Pleasantville", "Seabiscuit", and "The Tale of Despereaux". Zane would likely cast Ross' next project instead of "Catching Fire".
 Actress and singer Brittany Snow plays the President's overachieving daughter Becca.Creative CommonsThe casting director for "The Hunger Games" and "The Twilight Saga: Breaking Dawn" is currently auditioning actors for co-starring and supporting roles in the NBC 1/2 hour single-camera comedy sitcom "1600 Penn". Additional principal actor casting is taking place in New York. Shooting will take place beginning April 9, 2012 in Los Angeles, where all of the extras and stand-ins will be hired. The show features an all-star cast and can be described as a White House Washington political comedy.
Jennifer Lawrence will play the role of Katniss Everdeen in "The Hunger Games"
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Casting for Lionsgate's feature film "The Hunger Games" lead roles are taking shape as Jennifer Lawrence signs on to play Katniss Everdeen. Now casting calls are out for the film's other lead roles, and actors for the supporting roles will be auditioning soon.
The Hunger Games will begin filming in 2011
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Four time Academy Award nominee Gary Ross has reportedly signed on to direct the first installment in the the Hunger Games trilogy based on the novels by Suzanne Collins. Casting Society of America Artios Award winning casting director Debra Zane will be casting the principal actors for at least the first film in the Hunger Games trilogy.
Twentieth Century Fox Film Corporation is now casting for the next Planet of the Apes film titled Rise of the Apes. British director Rupert Wyatt will helm the film from a script penned by Amanda Silver and Rick Jaffa. Casting for principal actors underway in Los Angeles and Vancouver.
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