Ryan Seacrest Casting Chance Reality Game Show
Chance Will Give Money to Help People Explore Their Dreams
Sep 14, 2009
Ryan Seacrest is determined to be this generation's Dick Clark. Being the executive producer for such shows as Keeping Up with the Kardashians, Denise Richards: It's Complicated, and Kourtney & Khloe Take Miami, Ryan has his hands in many popular television productions. He somehow finds the time to maintain his radio show and American Idol hosting duties.
Ryan's latest venture in the reality TV realm comes in the form of a game show called Chance. The show seeks contestants who can articulate and seemingly convince judges to grant them money to fulfill a dream. The casting call information states, "Whether you’re asking for $50.00 or $250,000 – if you’ve got passion and the gift of gab the money could be yours!"
It's yet to be seen who will be judging this show but the show sounds reminiscent of Dragon's Den minus the compelling inventions. Instead, the show will focus on who has the best dream, subjective and full of open-ended possibilities. Plan to watch it with a box of tissues as some dreams may tug at the heart strings, like is often the stuff of Extreme Makeover: Home Edition.
Chance is currently holding casting calls in various cities, as well as accepting mailed video applications.
In-Person Casting Calls September 19th and 20th, 2009
Casting calls are being made in several city across the US which will allow contestants to apply in person. The following information should be prepared for the casting call.
- Complete and sign the application
- Prepare a 2-3 minute pitch on why money is needed and how it will be used
- Bring several recent clear photos. If applying with a group, \include a recent photo of the entire group together and an additional photo of the group leader. If the request is for someone (or something) other than the contestant, include a picture of him/her/them/it as well.
- Include any additional visuals that will help plead a contestant's case.
- A photocopy of the contestant's Driver’s License or government issued photo ID.
Full application rules and guidelines, including the downloadable application, can be found online from the casting agent. Video applications can be sent in as well until September 25th.
Take a Chance on Ryan Seacrest
Ryan Seacrest continues his quest into television production with the new reality TV game show, Chance. The show will allow ordinary people to plead their case for any amount of money needed to fulfill a dream, goal or random desire. If they can make a convincing case, they might just walk away with the money to make it a reality.
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