Hey guys looks like Brittany was cast in a new pilot! Let’s hope it gets picked up, you can read a bit about it below:

Pitch Perfect‘s Brittany Snow is set as the female lead opposite Jack Whitehall in ABC’s single-camera comedy pilot An American Education, based on the BBC Three series Bad Education. British actor-comedian Whitehall, who created and starred in the original series, is reprising his role as Alfie Wickers, now a British transplant and an unorthodox young teacher in the San Diego public school system. Alfie loves his students, but his youthful, often naive enthusiasm and unconventional methods put him at odds with the test-obsessed administrators. Snow, repped by ICM Partners, Magnolia Entertainment and Ziffren Brittenham, will play Sarah McIntyre, an earnest and book-smart chemistry teacher who is the object of Alfie’s eye as her current boyfriend is leaving the country. Rosie Perez co-stars the school’s hard-assed vice principal. Craig Zisk is directing from a script by Peter Huyck and Alex Gregory.

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This is a few weeks old, but it might be potentially good news for Britt’s pilot that wasn’t picked up by FOX:

Fox is redeveloping The Assistants. The network and studio Warner Bros. Television have extended the options on stars Brittany Snow, Stephen Root, Catherine O’Hara and Jillian Bell with an eye toward re-piloting the comedy, The Hollywood Reporter has learned. The Assistants (previously To My Future Assistant) is based on the blog and book To My Assistant by Lydia Whitlock. The single-camera comedy revolves around assistants at a big New York law firm who band together as a family to help one another cope with the obnoxious, overbearing bosses who challenge their sanity on a daily basis. The original pilot starred Snow (Pitch Perfect) as Jen, a pretty, athletic, ambitious and tightly wound aspiring attorney who just passed the bar and is hoping for a promotion. O’Hara (the Christopher Guest movies) was Magda, one of the bitchy attorneys at the firm; Root (Boardwalk Empire) plays Jen’s boss Frank, an intense attorney who isn’t the monster he seems. Bell, for whom Assistants is in second position to Comedy Central’s Workaholics, is a recurring guest star who played Denny, a single mom and assistant at the firm whose apathy toward her job occasionally prompts her to take three-hour breaks to tend to her son — or go to the movies. Friends’ Sherry Bilsing-Graham and Ellen Kreamer penned the Warner Bros. Television pilot and executive produce alongside Lin Pictures’ Dan Lin and Jennifer Gwartz. Fox passed over the pilot in May. A formal pilot order has not officially been announced.

I’ve added screen captures of Brittany in “Ben and Kate” episodes 1×14 Gone Fishin’ and 1×16 Ethics 101. She didn’t have very big scenes in them, but hey at least she looked cute! Previews and gallery links are below:

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Exciting news for Brittany!!

Pitch Perfect’s Brittany Snow has landed the lead role in the Fox comedy pilot To My Future Assistant, The Hollywood Reporter has learned. Based on the blog and upcoming book To My Assistant by Lydia Whitlock, the comedy revolves around assistants at a big New York law firm who band together as a family to help one another cope with the obnoxious, overbearing bosses who challenge their sanity on a daily basis. Snow will star as Jen, a pretty, athletic, ambitious and tightly wound aspiring attorney who just passed the bar and is hoping for a promotion. She joins a cast that also includes Catherine O’Hara as Magda, one of the bitchy attorneys at the firm; Joe Egender as a paralegal; and Melissa Tang as Claire, a meltdown-prone assistant. Friends’ Sherry Bilsing-Graham and Ellen Kreamer will pen the Warner Bros. Television pilot and executive produce alongside Lin Pictures’ Dan Lin and Jennifer Gwartz. Peyton Reed (Yes Man) will direct and exec produce the pilot for the single-camera comedy. For Snow, the casting marks a return to the small screen following starring roles in Harry’s Law and American Dreams. Most recently, she starred as Chloe in the musical feature Pitch Perfect and as Iris in Would You Rather. She’s repped by ICM Partners and Ziffren Brittenham.

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I’ve added screen captures of the trailer for “Petunia”, you can watch it here. I’ve also added screen captures of “Ben and Kate” episode 1×12 Girl Problems, as well as some new candids of Brittany. Previews and gallery links are below:

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Talk about pitch-perfect casting!

Pitch Perfect star Brittany Snow has landed a multi-episode arc on Fox’s new hit comedy Ben and Kate, E! News can exclusively reveal.

So which lucky Ben and Kate guy will get to romance Snow’s character?

A Fox rep confirms that Snow will guest star in a minimum of two episodes as the cute Lila, a love interest for Tommy (Echo Kellum) who has a good sense of humor. The two will have a meet-cute: They meet while she’s walking her terrier!

While Snow has been heating up the big screen, including memorable turns in the recent hit Pitch Perfect as well as Hairspray, she’s no stranger to TV. The actress starred on NBC’s beloved American Dreams and Harry’s Law, and played a young Lily (Kelly Rutherford) in Gossip Girl’s ’80s-set episode.

Ben and Kate has performed well and recently earned a full-season order from Fox, along with The Mindy Project. The comedy’s most recent ep garnered 3.1 million viewers and a 1.4 in the demo.

Ben and Kate airs Tuesday at 8:30 p.m. on Fox.

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Brittany Snow has joined the cast of the Universal musical comedy Pitch Perfect being produced by Gold Circle Films.

Jason Moore is directing the film, which takes place in the competitive world of a cappella singing groups. Anna Kendrick and Rebel Wilson have already been cast in the story of an all-girls college a cappella group trying to rebuild with a shaky rookie in the lead so they can take on the all-guys championship team. Snow will play Chloe, a somewhat rigid personality who finds her spot in the group.

Kay Cannon adapted the screenplay from the nonfiction book written by GQ’s Mickey Rapkin. Paul Brooks is producing for Gold Circle along with Elizabeth Banks and Max Handelman of Brownstone Prods. Universal execs Peter Cramer and Kiska Higgs will oversee the project for the studio.

Filming is scheduled to begin mid-October in Baton Rouge, Louisiana.

Repped by ICM and Brillstein Entertainment Partners, Snow has appeared in Hairspray, Prom Night and Finding Amanda. She will next be seen in Syrup, Petunia, 96 Minutes, Would You Rather and Janie Jones, which Tribeca Film will release in October.

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