Under the Dome’s Mackenzie Lintz wrote something today that was so heartfelt and so beautiful that I asked her if I could share it with you. And in her usual bubbly way, she responded with “Of course!” This was especially tough for me to read because A) She is one of my favorite cast members. Her whole family is such an amazing group of beautiful human beings and B) Under the Dome is saying good bye to Wilmington. Take the time to read her letter to you, Wilmington. It is emotional. It is honest. It speaks volumes about our community that we love to call home. Wilmywood.
Seeing as the final day of shooting season 3 is tomorrow, I can’t stop thinking of the news we heard this week. We do not know for sure if Under the Dome is going to get a season 4 yet because the season is not finished airing. But this week we did find out one thing. Hearing the announcement that even if we do get a 4th season, we will not be returning to Wilmington, gave me a pit in my stomach. Not because I will miss tower 7 cheese dip. Not because I won’t get to spend more time on Wrightsville Beach than in my apartment. But because the people on our crew are my family and leaving them is giving me the toughest feeling.
It’s hard to put this feeling into words. How do you put 3 years into words really. I cannot even explain how much I have loved, laughed, and grown in the past three years working in Wilmington, NC. The people on our crew are the hardest working group of people I have ever known and I feel privileged to have gotten to spend the time with them that I did. They are not just co workers- they are family.
From helping me pick my junior prom dress, to trash talking me about college football, to watching me graduate high school- these people have seen me grow up and go through many crucial moments in my life. I don’t have enough big words and long paragraphs to explain how thankful I am to each and every one of them for in some way shaping the person I am today.
To everyone who has put their time, heart, and soul(and sometimes mental health 🙂 ) into making our show here in Wilmington, I love you dearly and I will never forget these past three years, as they have been the best of my life. Thank you for your hard work and for loving me as a adopted little sister, an adopted daughter, or just as “Mack”.
Mackenzie Lintz goes Under the Dome. During the CBS Press Junket for Season 3 , we caught up with Mackenzie who plays Norrie on the show. We discuss Jorrie of course! Also, music, college, bubble wrap and more. Enjoy!
Under the Dome‘s two-hour premiere is Thursday, June 25, 2015 from 9pm-11pm EST on CBS!
Dome Days are here! Yep, we get not one, but two days to hang out with the stars, and I want to ask YOUR questions! This Monday and Tuesday, we will be on set and we get to chat with the Season 3 cast…
MONDAY JUNE 8 & TUESDAY JUNE 9
Rachelle Lefevre (Julia)
Dean Norris (Big Jim)
Colin Ford (Joe)
Mackenzie Lintz (Norrie)
Kylie Bunbury (Eva)
Mike Vogel (Barbie)
Eddie Cahill (Sam)
Alex Koch (Junior)
Max Ehrich (Hunter)
Marg Helgenberger (Christine)
So whatcha got? Pick your favorite character and submit your questions in the comment section below, make sure to add who the questions are from!
Yay! It’s day 1 for Season 3 of Under the Dome! Wilmywood is pumped! It’s gonna be so awesome to see all those lighting and grip trucks lining the streets for the next few months! And for their first day, they head out just off Castle Hayne Rd, then make a company move to the sound stages.
Welcome back to Mackenzie Lintz, Grace Victoria Cox, Mike Vogel, Rachelle LeFevre, Colin Ford, Eddie Cahill and a few others I shall not reveal! We missed you peeps! Welcome back to Wilmywood!!
Our Domies stay in Wilmington for the rest of the week! You want in on Dome?
CASTING CALL FOR TOMORROW FROM NCASTING:
CASTING CALL FOR SORORITY GIRLS FOR UNDER THE DOME for THURSDAY MARCH 12TH..
“AFRICAN AMERICAN SORORITY GIRLS”-Looking for beautiful african american females, ages 18-23 years old. Highly prefer NEW FACES or Someone who has only been on the show once or twice.
“BLONDE SORORITY GIRLS”-Looking for beautiful blonde caucasian females, ages 18-23 years old. Highly prefer NEW FACES or Someone who has only been on the show once or twice.
The pay rate is 64/8.. and time and a half after 8 hours.
Please submit your information with a PHOTO of you to utd3extras@gmail.com subject line “AFRICAN AMERICAN SORORITY GIRL” or “BLONDE SORORITY GIRL”
INCLUDE:
Name:
Phone Number:
Email:
Height:
Weight:
Age:
Shirt size:
Pant size:
Shoe size:
How would you like me to contact you if chosen? Text/Call/Email
Mackenzie Lintz who plays “Norrie” goes ‘Under the Dome’ for Season 2. She talks about Norrie’s relationship with Joe, the new mysterious girl in town, college life at Auburn and her busy acting family!
Cast members of Under the Dome give their thoughts on the North Carolina Film Incentives.
Dean Norris, Karla Chrome, Alexander Koch, Grace Victoria Cox, Mackenzie Lintz, Colin Ford.
Please continue to call Speaker Tillis and Gov. Pat McCrory‘s office. Tell them your story, let them know what would happen if the film incentives went away. Make it personal. Let them see the multitude of people if affects and how.
HAPPY HUMP DAAAAYY my beautiful Wilmywood peeps! Let’s get you caught up with the latest!
FX’s How and Why is gearing up for a great shoot. They have some fabulous sets at EUE/Screen Gems Studios. It was a three week build and the stars have been trickling in as rehearsals are this week. Most of the pilot will be shot at Screen Gems, but you might spot them out and about sometime next week like at Roland Grise Middle School. They are running camera tests this week as they get ready for their seven day shoot which begins this Monday!
Mattel’s Max Steel in in their final week and prepping like mad! So glad to say that Ana Villafane has arrived safely and is already training and rehearsing along with Ben Winchell for the start of production next week. No down time for these young ones! The producers are trickling in too, so we can hopefully get a chance to welcome them in person! Bill and Julia, are ya listening? Writer Christopher Yost is heading back this way for the duration as well, so welcome to Wilmywood, Christopher!
Under the Dome is running two units today and running all over the place. They are shooting at four different locations: on Victoria Drive, Castle St, Chestnut St and at New Hanover High School. It’s a beautiful day for filming.
And OMG! Did you have any idea that Grace Victoria Cox and Mackenzie Lintz could sing like this! AMAZING LADIES!!! Check it out! Are you ready to come sing on my show?
Yesterday, Harlequin released the cover of our handsome NC boy’s, sorry let me change that, New York Times bestselling author’s next book, or as I like to call it, Jason Mott‘s next bestseller! The Wonder of All Things, is about, “a young girl who has the mysterious gift of healing and who suddenly finds herself having to decide how much she’s willing to give of herself in order to save the ones she loves most.” The Senior Editor Erika Imranyi is extremely proud of not only the book, but it’s cover.
I love the way they put it: “From critically acclaimed and New York Times bestselling author Jason Mott comes a spellbinding tale of love, sacrifice and the power of miracles.” Oh yeah, that’s hot!!
Now, yesterday we had all kind of news! Let’s review!
The Nicholas Sparks flick The Longest Ride has named their extras casting director. Vanessa Neimeyer will be accepting your submissions! Congrats girl! Visit her FB Casting page for upcoming casting calls!
WILMYWOOD WEEKEND REMINDERS:
Just announced yesterday, EUE/Screen Gems Studios will begin their tours again and it all starts THIS WEEKEND! Very inexpensive, one hour long and it will be all things Dome. Okay, more than just Under the Dome, however, you will get to visit the sound stages! Woo hoo! GET INFO NOW!
We are nearing the 20th Anniversary ofThe Crow and Giant is holding a screening with a Q&A from crew members who worked on the flick. The event is this Friday night at 7pm. There will be wine & beer specials and it is absolutely open to the public. The event will benefit the UNCW Film Program & Cape Fear Indie Film Fest with the help of Fanboy Comics. Giant is located at 1200 N 23rd St – Suite 209. Call 910-200-9511 for more details or go to the FACEBOOK INVITE
SATURDAY NIGHT: Dress in your 1960s best and head on down to The Eclectic Etc (831 South Kerr Avenue) for a early evening fabulous party. Hang out with some great filmmakers, crew and some of the potential legislators who are pro-film! The 1960′s Cocktail Party begins at 6:00pm this Saturday. GET INFO NOW!
RIGHT NOW GET 15% OFF ALL WOMEN’S APPAREL NOW THRU APRIL 29TH! USE COUPON CODE: HEYMAMA IN OUR WILMYWOOD SPREADSHIRT STORE!
LOOKING FOR THOSE FILM=JOBS STICKERS? Sunrise Broadcasting has a few. Feel free to stop by and grab one while they last at 25 N. Kerr Ave. (near the intersection of Market and Kerr across from the new Walgreens). Offices are open 8:30am-5:30pm M-F.
WE GOT MORE! Last time, they flew out of here in 24 hours! Thanks to Jed and the gang over at Image Monster, you can now pick up these fab stickers at the Sunrise Broadcasting, too!
That just about does it for me; I will have more Wilmywood updates for you tomorrow morning (unless something breaks) and every weekday morning we do “What’s Up in Wilmywood” at 7:30am & 8:30am LIVE on Sunny 104.5. And on Thursdays during Cape Fear CW‘s Primetime News at 10! Got Scoop? Email me: sheila_brothers@yahoo.com. Or message me on Wilmywood’s FB or on Twitter. You can also just post your comments below! Until then, that’s a wrap!!
We’ve talked about it all week, and IMPO it was better than expected. And that’s saying a lot. Robbie McKeithan did a PHENOMENAL job putting it all together! A beautiful art show last night at The Wilma W. Daniels Gallery (200 Hanover St.) in downtown Wilmington. EP/Director/Artist Jack Bender just needs a simple title. Creative. Whether its imagining for film or canvas, he is a brilliant man. A great crowd assembled and mingled throughout the evening – a lot of NC Film crew members and many of the cast members of Under the Dome: Mackenzie Lintz, Colin Ford, Alex Koch, John Elvis, Nicholas Strong as well as newcomers Karla Chrome and Grace Victoria Cox paid a visit as well. Here’s some fun photos from the event!
The Wilmywood Daily 