Find out what our in-house ghost is up to with the Stuller Casting crew.
Dearest Phantom of Casting,
We’d like to formally introduce ourselves as the crew of Casting, although it seems you most likely know us by now. We’re writing to you, our unseen coworker, with a gentle (and slightly spooked) request. We’ve noticed your “spirited” sense of humor here in the casting room. From what we can tell, you have a knack for making things disappear — it takes real paranormal skill to make the nozzle of the vacuum fly off the shelf with such flair.
You certainly keep us on our toes. Those heavy filament tubes tumbling off their shelves with no one near them? Quite the performance! And late at night, when the night crew comes around, you love to keep the spirits high by sneaking around corners and running past rooms. We know you’re nearby, adding your spectral touch to the workshop ambiance as you rustle past the curtains, leading us to believe it’s one of our team members playing a prank on us. But when the rake for cleaning casting filament swings while on the shelf, well, that’s just taking it to a new level of mystery that is uncalled for.
We understand that you’ve likely been here longer than any of us — watching the machines hum and metal melt — so we’d like to offer you a new job. Instead of spooking us for fun, perhaps you could lend a helping hand (or should we say a helping haunt). When Halloween comes around, you can keep up your ghostly pranks to help us win the Great Place to Haunt contest! We’d appreciate you popping out for a few simple spooks when the judges are passing by to really help give us that extra haunting factor.
While we appreciate you keeping things interesting, if you ever feel like joining to help with our actual work, we certainly wouldn’t complain. In fact, we’d love to have you on the team. Until then, if you could leave the rakes and filament tubes where they are, it’d sure help our nerves.
Sincerely,
The Casting Crew