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CanvaAmarillo is quickly becoming a location for movies, and more movies are being filmed in the area.Get our free mobile appAmarillo even has its own Film Commission.&nbsp; &nbsp;As time moves on, the citizens of Amarillo will start to see more and more movies being filmed in the Amarillo area.&nbsp; In fact, filming of a movie about homelessness will soon start production in the Amarillo area.A movie called Down the Arm of God will be filmed in the Texas Panhandle.The movie follows a young pastor named Nick&nbsp;while he navigates the community of&nbsp;a small Texas town,&nbsp;and strives to help an encampment of homeless people escape the harsh and dangerous winter.They are looking for a person to play a specific role in the movie:Raven is a resilient and empathetic woman who has faced homelessness firsthand. She views herself as an advocate for those living on the streets, caring for the chronically homeless and fellow neighbors as if they were family. Raven is known for her proactive nature, her ability to motivate, and her sometimes candid demeanor. She possesses a quick wit, and a dark sense of humor, and embodies the spirit of a warrior while maintaining the playfulness of a child and the wisdom of an old soul.They are looking for individuals who can bring authenticity to this vital role.The role pays $2,500 per week for 5 weeks.If you are the person for this part or know someone who would be perfect for this part, encourage them to reach out and schedule an audition.If you are not the person for the Raven role, other roles are open for casting.Everyone is encouraged to applyContact: Send the following information to&nbsp;Chris Israel, Assistant to the Director,&nbsp; at 806-340-3510 or&nbsp;chrisisraelthepathforward@gmail.com:Follow the Movie on Instagram: @downthearmofgod_movieThese movies were very famously changed after public controversies.These movies were started but never completed or released for a variety of reasons.These actors were all set to play key roles in famous movies — until they dropped out at the last minute. (Or, in some cases, after the last minute.)CommentsLeave A CommentTaylor Swift Saves the Life of an Amarillo DogAnother Cursed Building in Amarillo: 4105 S. Western Holds the Ghosts of Businesses PastAmarillo Citizens Behaving Badly: Federal and Terroristic Threats UncoveredAnother Vehicle vs. Pedestrian Accident Leaves One Amarillo Man DeadSeen Any Famous Movie Stars Lurking And Working In The Panhandle?Iconic Amarillo Movie Theatres From The PastThere’s an Active Old West Movie Set Hidden in the Yellowstone Wilderness Near Livingston, MontanaHey Kids, Eat Breakfast and Watch A Halloween Movie At CinergySaturday Spooktacular To Take Place At Hodgetown This Weekend

CanvaAmarillo is quickly becoming a location for movies, and more movies are being filmed in the area.Get our free mobile appAmarillo even has its own Film Commission.&nbsp; &nbsp;As time moves on, the citizens of Amarillo will start to see more and more movies being filmed in the Amarillo area.&nbsp; In fact, filming of a movie about homelessness will soon start production in the Amarillo area.A movie called Down the Arm of God will be filmed in the Texas Panhandle.The movie follows a young pastor named Nick&nbsp;while he navigates the community of&nbsp;a small Texas town,&nbsp;and strives...

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