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The HBO series “Neighbors” is picked up for its second season and explores real-life feuds or unusual neighbor relationships.
Victoria Rhone and Melissa Lovasco in HBO’s “Neighbors.” Warner Bros. Discovery
Your next-door neighbor dispute could be HBO’s next story.
The documentary series “Neighbors” is being picked up for its second season and is looking for people with unusual, funny, tense or ongoing stories about the people who live next door.
A researcher on the exhibition recently published in Cambridge Residents Facebook GroupSaying that producers hope to film a segment in the area.
“We hope to do a segment in the Cambridge area and are interested in speaking with anyone who has a unique relationship or ongoing dispute with their neighbor,” the post read.
The post listed noise, property lines, pets, parking and construction as possible examples.
According to the offer Casting siteproducers across the country are looking for “true and consistent” neighbor stories. The site says no problem is too small, as long as the story stands out.
The first season of “Neighbors” follows conflicts across the country, including conflicts over fences, animals, property, and neighborhood behavior. HBO renewed the series for a second season earlier this year.
Cambridge area residents interested in submitting their story can visit the gallery Casting site.
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