Got beard?

If you’re looking for your big break, or just want to skip work next Thursday, listen up. The Four Corners Film Office has put out a cattle call for local men – preferably of the facially hairy variety – as extras in a turn-of-century (as in 19th) documentary.

Filming takes place in town Thurs., July 28.

But there are a few catches. For starters, there is no pay (but there is a free lunch. Plus, think of the bragging rights at the bar!) Secondly, since the film is set in the late 1800s, which predate modern body art technology, participants are asked to cover up those tats, let down the mohawk and leave the nose rings at home.

“As this is a historical re-enactment, we cannot work with visible tattoos, piercings or eccentric modern hairstyles,” stated a press release. Additionally, Victorian-era wear (think  leftover Snowdown Steampunk costumes) and the aforementioned facial hair are a plus. Scenes will depict men in office/business settings.

The film is being shot in conjunction with local production company Inspirit Creative, which is working on a soon-to-be released PBS documentary “Pioneering Power.” The film explores electrical power’s unlikely start in the mountains of Colorado. (Fun fact: the Ames hydroelectric plant near Telluride was the first in the U.S. to generate AC for industrial purposes.)

Those of the male persuasion with tats below the neckline are encouraged to send a headshot (selfies OK) to christina@inspiritcre ative.com by Fri., July 22.

And if you don’t fit into the above criteria, don’t fret. Many more extras will be needed in October for a feature-length film. Stay tuned …