Casting Website
The Amazing Race is now casting for season 20!
If you and your teammate think you have what it takes to make it on the show, apply here between JUNE 15 – JULY 15, 2011 for your chance to make it on our upcoming season!
When do they film this upcoming season?
Filming dates are roughly mid-November through mid-December, 2011. That means that if you make the show, you will be away over Thanksgiving, but will be home by Christmas.
Thanks so much. I tried to submit it just now. It went through, but I have a feeling no video was attached, which is disappointing. It wouldn't accept my QuickTime videos, so I converted to MPG4. But at that point I can't submit my application and/or the blue line doesn't go away. It's just disappointing. I'm so bad at this stuff.
Hi Iron Mike,
I had the same problem. Everything was fine until the video. It wouldn't go. It was too large. It had to be no larger than 2.9 MB. My video was 23.8 MB. I finally converted it to 3kb by email format. Don't ask me how. Anyway it went through. Whether the video was attached is anybody's guess. I wish you all the luck in the world, hon. Keep your fingers crossed. :<)
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DENVER auditions!!
http://www.examiner.com/tv-in-denver/the-amazing-race-holding-auditions-at-the-sports-authority-denver-southlands
Amazing Race Auditions Thursday, October 27 Noon--4 p.m. – Sports Authority at Southlands
The casting call will take place from noon until 4 p.m. and people are asked not to line up any earlier than 8 a.m. The first 200 teams to line up will have the opportunity to audition on camera.
Now accepting applications for 2012, please check site for open casting calls around the country.
Casting Website
We are now accepting applications for the upcoming season. Deadline for the next season will be November 30, 2011. Check back here often for updates, and for open casting calls around the country
Contestants must be 21 years of age or older :lol:
There is no point in putting that line in there when everyone knows they have made several exceptions. It just makes them look silly.
I hope there'll be open castings in Chicago :hearts:If there happens to be one in chicago, I'll be driving there in order to do this!!
I'm so gonna drag my father to this lol..
I think the question was if any teams that have applied for the upcoming season have received calls for interviews, I am not sure, I heard that calls would be going out at the end of January but I have no idea if anyone has been called for interviews for the latest round. Sorry
We are casting!!!!
Welcome to The Amazing Race online casting site. We are happy to let you know, that we are casting another season. We are looking for outgoing, adventurous, competitive and humorous teams of two.
The online appication (from this site) , home video and photos are all due on April 25th at 12pm (noon) PDT.
These will be considered for the 2012-2013 casting season. Calls will most likely go out in June and July, 2012
The filiming dates for the season we are casting is early November, 2012.
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We are now accepting applications for the upcoming season.
THE AMAZING RACE is a seven-time Emmy Award-winning adventure reality series hosted by Emmy-nominated host Phil Keoghan, which pits teams, each comprised of two members, against each other on a trek around the world. At every destination, each team competes in a series of challenges, some mental and some physical, and only when the tasks are completed do they learn of their next location. Teams who are the farthest behind are gradually eliminated as the competition progresses, with the first team to arrive at the final destination winning $2 million.
Please check out recent episodes at cbs.com
http://www.theamazingracecasting.com/
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We are now accepting applications for the upcoming season.
THE AMAZING RACE is a seven-time Emmy Award-winning adventure reality series hosted by Emmy-nominated host Phil Keoghan, which pits teams, each comprised of two members, against each other on a trek around the world. At every destination, each team competes in a series of challenges, some mental and some physical, and only when the tasks are completed do they learn of their next location. Teams who are the farthest behind are gradually eliminated as the competition progresses, with the first team to arrive at the final destination winning $2 million.
Please check out recent episodes at cbs.com
http://www.theamazingracecasting.com/
Does it actually say that somewhere? ??? I didn't see that on the site.
Ahh, My bad is I mistake wrong typo for me. :) "with the first team to arrive at the final destination winning $1 million. is a real. :)
I tough that The Amazing Race 22 would be an all-stars edition, with some off the runners-up. :'( :'( :'( :'( that it is not true!!!!
So, any idea on when the deadline for 24 will be? How soon would that be posted?
Nov 2 is too soon for my cousin and I to apply as he is in CA and I'm in OR. We'll be doing the video over Xmas.
Detroit today!
Detroit today!
Lol the casting location is like 20 minutes from my house... :lol:
If only I was 21!
Hey! Does anyone know where they are in the casting process for next season? They had a whole bunch of open castings throughout the country - I think the last one is in Denver this week. What about the next round of auditions/interviews? Have calls been made? Does anyone know?
there was an open casting call at bernie and phyll's furniture store in Braintree, Massachusetts in late November/early December. My mom with a friend but they screwed up the file sizing of the video and couldn't send it. Anyways, that was 2 months ago so I'm almost positive that it is closed for S23Hey! Does anyone know where they are in the casting process for next season? They had a whole bunch of open castings throughout the country - I think the last one is in Denver this week. What about the next round of auditions/interviews? Have calls been made? Does anyone know?
I believe that the deadline for submitting an application through the web site was a couple of months ago. The open casting sessions are another method that has been ongoing, but Denver may be the last one. At this point, they are most likely sifting through the applications and contacting the people they are interested in. If you haven't applied by now, then you probably should be thinking ahead to TAR 24.
By the way, there's a sticky topic in this subforum with application information that has more information than I do.
Has this been asked before?
Is there a list somewhere that details a pack list of what the racers took with them in their backpacks? My cousin and I are applying for S24.
I have a ton of TAR questions. I am convinced that when my wife an I apply, we will be picked...and win!Some of these may be wrong. But most I know for fact.
So here it goes:
1. When should you exchange currency/ how much currency to exchange?
2. Bottled water - provided or not?
3. When or should you call for a taxi at the end of each leg? Or is there a rule against this now?
4. How often can you tell what the Roadblock is before you read the clue?
5. How often do you rely on cell phones?
6. Tips for international travel or what to do after plane lands?ie customs
7. Time change on watches? Alarm clocks? How does that work during the race with all the time changes?
8. What to pack........ cold weather clothes, sleeping bag, stuff for taking showers,....?
9. iPods and mp3s allowed?
10. How long do the pit stop interviews last?
11. How difficult is it to sleep during pit stops?
12. Does production tell you when/where to leave your bags during roadblocks & detour?
13. Does a map from a detour ever help later in the leg with navigation?
I realize that most of these would only be known by racers or from reading racer interviews. I was also going to DM a few of these questions on twitter to some former racers, but I'll give them a shot here first. Thanks ahead of time
I have a ton of TAR questions. I am convinced that when my wife an I apply, we will be picked...and win!Some of these may be wrong. But most I know for fact.
So here it goes:
1. When should you exchange currency/ how much currency to exchange?
2. Bottled water - provided or not?
3. When or should you call for a taxi at the end of each leg? Or is there a rule against this now?
4. How often can you tell what the Roadblock is before you read the clue?
5. How often do you rely on cell phones?
6. Tips for international travel or what to do after plane lands?ie customs
7. Time change on watches? Alarm clocks? How does that work during the race with all the time changes?
8. What to pack........ cold weather clothes, sleeping bag, stuff for taking showers,....?
9. iPods and mp3s allowed?
10. How long do the pit stop interviews last?
11. How difficult is it to sleep during pit stops?
12. Does production tell you when/where to leave your bags during roadblocks & detour?
13. Does a map from a detour ever help later in the leg with navigation?
I realize that most of these would only be known by racers or from reading racer interviews. I was also going to DM a few of these questions on twitter to some former racers, but I'll give them a shot here first. Thanks ahead of time
1. All of it, at airports.
2. No
3. If still allowed, probably after the Pit Start.
4. If you see other teams doing it.
5. Never your own, occasionally teams have borrowed a local's iPhone or Blackberry to search directions.
6. Go to customs, baggage claim, etc.
7. Probably find out time difference from flight attendants or airport staff, and they set their watch
8. I'm guessing youre on your own with packing, there could be a brief list though
9. No
10. No clue, I'm guessing an hour.
11. Not sure.
12. Probably.
13. Possibly.
2. Bottled water - provided or not?
12. Does production tell you when/where to leave your bags during roadblocks & detour?
2. Bottled water - provided or not?
12. Does production tell you when/where to leave your bags during roadblocks & detour?
In the recent season (22), during the Africa leg when they are driving around in their SUVs, you can see a case of bottled water in the trunk of the car. I think water bottles are provided depending on the situation, and almost definitely at detours/road blocks (just from the amount of water bottles I've seen there, including teams dumping water bottles on their teammates in hot weather road blocks).
I've seen a couple times a sign that said "Leave bags here", memorably at a water park challenge where the bowling moms I believe left their bag behind and had to go back to retrieve it.
They did have coolers. Those were production's, they were not allowed to have any.
Water...usually NOT...but sometimes yes.
Packing, you are mostly on your own, although there are some guidelines re logos, etc.
I guess it just depends as far as how much you can get away with.
Well, TAR 24 is casted, so not that one!Cast... with All-Stars perhaps? :nana
Well, TAR 24 is casted, so not that one!Cast... with All-Stars perhaps? :nana
Hehe, just kidding.
People have been called even fairly late...so I would think from submission to 2-3 months prior to filming. But that is a GUESS.They did extend the deadline...Excellent, I'll keep my hopes up :) :hoot: I hate the "sit and wait" game.
Wow, no one else is trying?Or excited like I am? :cmas26
If I don't get a call say past Feb1st I'm going to start working on my 4th video. :)
...golden ticket? please explain.( want to know more please :) )I feel like waiting for an email from TAR casting is like looking for a golden ticket on Willy Wonka.
One question..
Does any of you have an out of the ordinary job, previously appeared on a tv show or is related to a sports player, musician and/or tv-personality, maybe is an american with a different ethnic ancestry or have a disability?
Don't get me wrong. Hopefully you guys are picked cause that would be the biggest dream of any TAR fan. But it seems the casting people are only interested in people who have any of these pre-requisites..
Are you ready for the adventure of a lifetime -- incluing around-the-world travel and a shot at $1 Million?
Grab a traveling partner and get ready to audition for The Amazing Race!. CBS44 is holding an Amazing Race Open Casting Call at Dempewolf Ford in Henderson, on Saturday April 12th from 10am to 12noon. This is your chance to be a part of the Emmy Award winning Amazing Race and see the world as never before.
Plus, Amazing Race All-Star and former Miss Kentucky Mallory Ervin will be in attendance to encourage you!
Be prepared to answer questions such as:
Why would you make a great team to win The Amazing Race?
What do you hope to improve or change in your current relationship?
What issues do you need to work on in your current relationship?
How much have you traveled together?
What team do you most relate to from past seasons?
Read the attached document for all the elibility requirements before auditioning.
Nothing to fill out now. Just join us on April 12th between 10am and 12noon at Dempewolf Ford in Henderson.
You've seen the show... now prove to the world that you can represent the tri-state in The Amazing Race!
That being said, Mallory is going to be there, so I'm sure she will attract a large crowd.The website for the local CBS affiliate now says Mika Combs will be there. I'm not sure if Mallory and Mika are both going to be there now, or just Mika.??? Mallory has done several commercials for this event and her pic is on all of the advertisements.
25 is casted.
Orlando, FL
June 14th , noon to 5pm Saturday
Fun Spot Orlando
5700 Fun Spot Way
Orlando, FL 32819
For more information, go to www.clickorlando.com
19 Action News, WTOL 11's sister station in Cleveland, with Miller Boat Line, Mojito Bay, Mist, & Island Bike & Cart Rental is holding an open Casting Call for the hit CBS show "The Amazing Race" at Put-in-Bay, Thursday June 19h from 1:30pm -8:00pm.
Location Schedule:
1:30pm -4:30pm Mojito Bay Catawba Avenue, Put-in-Bay, OH
5:00pm -8:00pm Mist Swim-Up Bar Commodore Resort 272 Delaware Avenue, Put-in-Bay, OH
Casting Call Conn Monhegan
http://www.wfsb.com/story/25529122/amazing-race-casting-call
Tips to Making an Amazing Race Audition Tape
By Jodi Wincheski
https://www.facebook.com/jodi.wincheski/notes (https://www.facebook.com/jodi.wincheski/notes)
June 12, 2014 at 8:19am
Tips to Making an Amazing Race Audition Tape
Your audition tape is one of the most important parts of the application process. It’s a way for us to see who you are and your personalities. It’s like a really awkward first date and you’re trying to impress us to get us to ask you out on a second date. So don’t be boring!
- First, understand what show you’re applying to. Actually, watch a couple episodes! Tailor your audition tape to that show. As much as The Amazing Race is about travel and adventure, the core of the show is about relationships. It’s the relationship between the partners that’s the most fascinating element of the show.
- Be yourself! The best audition tapes are videos where we get to know who you are. It’s not about putting together the best skit or wearing the wackiest costumes. We’re looking for real people and we want to know the real you. We don’t want to hear scripted and rehearsed lines. You are NOT an actor! You can be as creative as you want and definitely have fun, but don’t let a scripted skit dominate your entire audition tape. It’s incredibly difficult to know who you are when you’re being a fake character or doing random accents.
- This is NOT a job interview so have fun with your video. Imagine you’re in a bar drinking beer with your friends. Bring that level of energy and personality. Remember, you’re trying to get us to go on a second date with you!
- Be creative! Unless you have an amazing personality, just sitting on a couch in a dimly lit room and talking to a camera is probably not going to help you. Think about the show you’re applying to and craft your video to relate to the show.
- Sometimes showing us something on video is more interesting than just telling us. For example, it’s one thing to say you can make a fire, it’s more believable and impressive if you actually build one on tape.
- Don’t read cue card. We can tell you’re reading something and you are not really impressing us with your reading ability.
- Definitely ask your friends and family to help you out with the video. Actually, have someone hold a camera and shoot your video for you. We always get people shooting with a tripods and the framing is always off. If you’re not technically inclined, ask your nerdiest friends and family to help you edit your audition tape.
- We understand that not everyone is a video editor. So don’t stress about editing or trying too hard to impress us with your editing skills. Sadly, there’s no Emmy for Best Editing in a Reality Show Audition Tape. Sometimes simple and to the point works.
So what stuff should you talk about in your video? Obviously, you don’t have to include every topic below but this should give you an idea of what are good topics to discuss in your video. Just remember everything you talk about should some how show us your personality or relate directly to the show.
- Talk about the show. For example, why do you want to be on the show? Are you diehard fans of the show since season one or are you new fans? What’s so amazing about the show that you’re going to get off your couch and apply for the show? What challenges excite you? Who are your favorite contestants?
- Talk about your relationship. The most important part of your video is you talking about your relationship with your partner. Define the relationship. For example, what are the strengths and weaknesses of your relationship? Is your relationship totally dysfunctional or are you a solid team? Are you working through relationship issues? Are there things you want to prove to your partner? How will the show help/harm your relationship?
- Does your team share a common characteristic? Some teams have interesting common traits like a job, lifestyle, hometowns, or personalities. Are you cowboy brothers from Wyoming, dating Goths, stockbrokers from Wall Street, married blueberry farmers from New England? Shoot any footage that can illustrate this bond. For example, cowboys riding horses, Goths dancing in a club, and the blueberry farmers working the farm on a tractor.
- Do you come from a unique region or state? Talk about where you’re from and how it’s a part of your personality. For example, are you from The South where you know how to use “Southern Charm” to get what you want? Are you proud to be from Boston and you have a wicked Boston accent to prove it? Did you grow up on a Texas cattle ranch and you know what hard work really is? Or maybe you grew up in a hippie commune in San Francisco? Did you grow up in a small town in the Midwest or did you grow up on the streets of Los Angeles? If you can, shoot footage of where you’re from so we can see you in your everyday environment. For example, a farmers on the farm with the chickens and the pigs, the New York City stockbrokers in a suit on Wall Street, or the Alaskans on a dog sled.
- Talk about your job and how your job skills may help you on the show. For example, a bartender uses his people skills to convince people to leave tips, a lawyer knows how to argue a point, an Army sergeant knows how to lead a group, and a college athlete will do well in any physical challenges. If you have an interesting job, show us footage of yourself at work and what you do on a daily basis. If you wear a unique uniform or outfit for work, you may want to also include footage of yourself in your uniform. For example, firemen in their uniforms next to a fire truck, doctors in scrubs in an operating room, or the donut shop owners selling donuts.
- Have you overcome any challenges or obstacles in your life? Sometimes it becomes a cliché on a reality show but these life changing events shape who we are and our personalities. For example, have you won a battle with a cancer or watch someone you love die? Did your parents divorce when you were a kid or did watch your mother struggle as a single parent? Have you beaten drug addiction? Did you overcome a learning disability or were you the first person in your family to graduate college? What life experiences will help you compete on the show?
- Talk about your family. If you’re married or have kids, you may want to show us footage of your family. Everyone always loves seeing parents with their kids. What do your kids mean to you? Were you a single father, a teenage parent, or do your kids just drive you up the wall?
- Talk about the skills you’re going to bring on the show. For example, do you have navigation skills and can read a map? Are you well travelled? Can you flirt with people to persuade them to help you? What skills are you bring to the show that will help your team?
- How athletic are you? The Amazing Race is a physical show and to do well, you have to have some sort of athletic ability. For example, did you play any sports in high school or college? Do those sports relate to any of the challenges on The Amazing Race? Even if you’re not an athlete, do you work out? Do you lift weights, go to yoga classes, or jog around the block? Do you enjoy outdoor activities like hiking, swimming, or rock climbing? Does your job require you to be physical everyday? For instance, a delivery truck driver lifts heavy boxes, a waitress is on her feet the entire day, and a farmer does a lot of manual labor around the farm. Shoot some footage showing how athletic you are.
- Do you think you can win the show? What are you going to do to make sure your team is the winner? How hard are you going to fight to win? What are you going to do with the prize money? Convince us why we need to put you on the show.
Lighting Tips
- If shooting indoors, make sure to shoot in a well lit room with lights in front of you to light your face.
- Avoid shooting in front of a window with bright sunlight streaming in, this will cause silhouetting
- When shooting outdoors, avoid shooting with the sun directly behind you, this will also cause silhouetting.
- Shoot during the day so we can see you instead of trying to see you in the dark.
Audio Tips
- Speak loudly and clearly
- Find a relatively quiet area to shoot your video so ambient noises won’t distract from what you’re saying.
- If shooting indoors, avoid shooting in loud and crowded rooms where your voice will be drowned out by other people.
- If shooting outdoors, avoid shooting in loud areas and when it’s windy. The wind will distort the microphone.
Music Tips
- Feel free to creatively use music throughout your video. However, we want to
both see you and hear you so avoid using music underneath the parts where
you’re talking about yourself.
Camera Tips
- Your video will be shown on a TV. Please shoot your video like you would see it on a TV. Please shoot landscape (horizontal) and not portrait (vertical) style.
Good video: Landscape Bad Video: Portrait
Guide to Sending Audition Videos Over the Internet
STEP 1 – EXPORT YOUR MOVIE
Your first step is to export your edited movie out of your editing software. Look for a button or menu item that usually says “Export Movie” or “Save Movie.” If you’re unable to locate this, please refer to your editing software’s manual or the application’s Help menu item.
STEP 2 – COMPRESS YOUR MOVIE
Once you select “Export Movie” or “Save Movie,” most editing applications will give you compression options. Compression makes your video’s file size smaller so that it’s easier to upload and send your files over the Internet. If you have compression options, follow the guideline below. If you’re an Advanced user, feel free to experiment with the compression options to improve your video’s quality.
COMPRESSION GUIDELINES
CODECS
A codec is the format in which your video will be encoded. Different codecs have different features and varying quality. For best results, we recommend using H.264 (sometimes referred to as MP4) for the video codec and AAC (short for Advanced Audio Codec) for the audio codec. If you're on a Windows machine, WMV3 is a good choice for video codec.
FRAME RATE AND KEYFRAMES
If there is an option that says "current," it is best to just go with that. Otherwise, use 30 fps (frames per second). If there is an option for keyframes, use “current” or 30.
DATA RATE
This setting controls both the visual quality of the video and how big the file will be. In most video editors, this is done in terms of kilobits per second (kbits/sec or kbps). Use 2000 kbits/sec for standard definition 4:3 video (non-widescreen video), 3000 kbits/sec for widescreen video, or 5000 kbits/sec for HD footage. Feel free to experiment to get the best video quality while at the same time keeping an eye out for file size.
RESOLUTION
640x480 for standard definition 4:3 video (non-widescreen), 853x480 for widescreen, or 1280x720 for high definition. If you have the option to control the pixel aspect ratio (not display aspect ratio) make sure it's set to "1:1" or "1.00", also sometimes called "square pixels."
AUDIO SETTINGS
Choose AAC for the audio codec. You'll want to set the bit rate to 320 kbps and the sample rate to 44.100 kHz.
ACCEPTABLE VIDEO FORMATS
avi, mov, mp4, mpeg, mpg, wmv, m4v
STEP 3 – NAME YOUR MOVIE
We handle a lot of audition videos so it’s important that you clearly label your audition video with your full name.
STEP 4 – TEST YOUR MOVIE
Once you’ve made your movie, locate the video file and try playing the video. Make you can both see and hear the video.
STEP 5 – UPLOAD YOUR MOVIE
Now it’s time to upload your movie!
*** DO NOT UPLOAD TO YOUTUBE ***
There are many different file sharing websites that you can use. One of the best sites we’ve found so far is WeTransfer. You can upload files up to 2GB. That’s plenty of enough space for your video.
WeTransfer
https://www.wetransfer.com (https://www.wetransfer.com)
Visit one of these sites. Click “Choose File” or “Browse” and navigate to your video file’s location. Fill out the Recipient’s Email box with the email address of your Casting Associate and also your email address. Then click “Upload File” or “Send It.” Depending on your internet connection and the size of your file, it may take several minutes or even hours. Just leave the website open and allow it to completely upload your video.
CONGRATULATIONS!
You’ve just sent your audition video over the Internet! Good luck!
PLEASE NOTE! AS OF TODAY, JUNE 17TH, 2014...WE NEED DATING COUPLES!!! PLEASE APPLY !
A little frustrating, right zerorecall? I feel like I put all this work in and now I am not sure it went through! Did this happen to anyone else? Should we email the contact email address?Yeah I did that too, my logic went like this:
http://www.theamazingracecasting.com/
We are now accepting applications for 2014-2015. This new season will film ALL of November thru early December of 2014
DO NOT APPLY IF YOU CAN NOT TAKE OFF WORK TO FILM THE SHOW!!!
PLEASE NOTE! AS OF TODAY, SEPTEMBER 3RD, 2014...WE STILL NEED DATING COUPLES!!! PLEASE APPLY !
So, I'm wondering... is it worth sending in an application if we're NOT a dating couple (but ARE available Nov-Dec)?go for it! While CBS wants dating couples, they won't only cast dating couples.
So, I'm wondering... is it worth sending in an application if we're NOT a dating couple (but ARE available Nov-Dec)?go for it! While CBS wants dating couples, they won't only cast dating couples.
So, I'm wondering... is it worth sending in an application if we're NOT a dating couple (but ARE available Nov-Dec)?go for it! While CBS wants dating couples, they won't only cast dating couples.
They must not have seen our thread ;)So, I'm wondering... is it worth sending in an application if we're NOT a dating couple (but ARE available Nov-Dec)?go for it! While CBS wants dating couples, they won't only cast dating couples.
Yeah, right.....
September 13 & 20
11am-3pm
Big E Fairgrounds
Springfield, MA
http://www.cbs3springfield.com/story/26307203/the-amazing-race-to-hold-casting-calls-at-big-e (http://www.cbs3springfield.com/story/26307203/the-amazing-race-to-hold-casting-calls-at-big-e)
Keep in mind that any casting calls now would NOT be for TAR 26.
Come down and audition for CBS's Amazing Race! At the CBS3 Gazebo on the Avenue of States!
We are now accepting applications for 2015. This new season will film sometime between May and the end of July 2015
DO NOT APPLY IF YOU CAN NOT TAKE OFF WORK TO FILM THE SHOW!!!
Oregon! Oct 4fun
http://www.oregonlive.com/movies/index.ssf/2014/09/auditions_for_the_amazing_race.html
CAST THIS WOMAN!!
pole dancing doctor <333
CAST THIS WOMAN!!
pole dancing doctor <333
I guess this is related to TAR27 and beyond:
Erika Landin @erikabb4
I'm back casting for The Amazing Race! If you think you have what it takes to win go to:… http://instagram.com/p/vUo401MDYS/
https://twitter.com/erikabb4/status/532715635260661760
erikabb4
I'm back casting for The Amazing Race! If you think you have what it takes to win go to: theamazingracecasting.com or send me a pic and short bio to erikalandin@yahoo.com include why you would be amazing on our show!
http://instagram.com/p/vUo401MDYS/
I forget what other seasons Erika was involved in?
I'm not sure where to put this but...
http://patch.com/michigan/trenton-grosseile/amazing-race-cbs-reality-hit-casting-detroit-area
And now Phil is shooting a Promo for TAR28! :D It is confirmed!
If casting is already taking applications for the 29th season with a projected filming time of May to August 2016, until when do you think they'll continue reviewing submissions? I've never applied before and am kind of confused as to when would actually be a good time to send a video in.
If casting is already taking applications for the 29th season with a projected filming time of May to August 2016, until when do you think they'll continue reviewing submissions? I've never applied before and am kind of confused as to when would actually be a good time to send a video in.
Now. Finals will likely be in Jan-Feb. Good Luck!!
I've seen speculation that Season 30 may be returning racers. Any verification of this? My friend and i live in different states so we can't film our tape until January (missing season 29 casting).Season 28 is still filming, I don't think there's any way they would be planning season 30 ALREADY. And even if they are, I doubt anyone on this forum would know. ??? And SURELY wouldn't share it now.
I've seen speculation that Season 30 may be returning racers. Any verification of this? My friend and i live in different states so we can't film our tape until January (missing season 29 casting).Season 28 is still filming, I don't think there's any way they would be planning season 30 ALREADY. And even if they are, I doubt anyone on this forum would know. ??? And SURELY wouldn't share it now.
And just fyi, S30 of Survivor was also planned to be some kind of All-Stars at first, but they ended up changing it and making a regular season. ;)
We are looking for a SINGLE RACERS (ready to race around the world with a perfect stranger). You can also apply as a TEAM of TWO - all types of relationships (does NOT have to be a dating couple)
This new season will film for 30 days sometime between May and August, 2016
We are casting now for a race that travels sometime between October 2016 and January 2017, for approximately 25-30 days.
30 does come after 29.
30 does come after 29.
I know that! But, I wouldn't think that applications would be open, when TAR29 hasn't been aired yet???? :umn:
Quotesometime between October 2016 and January 2017, for approximately 25-30 days.
A casting for the amazing race will happen at West Springfield, Massachussets on September 17th between 9am and 12pm and on September 24th between 9am and 12pm.
http://www.westernmassnews.com/story/33027486/the-amazing-race-casting-calls-to-be-held-at-the-big-e
I don't know if it's for TAR30 or TAR31 (maybe too early for this one, i don't know).
A casting for the amazing race will happen at West Springfield, Massachussets on September 17th between 9am and 12pm and on September 24th between 9am and 12pm.
http://www.westernmassnews.com/story/33027486/the-amazing-race-casting-calls-to-be-held-at-the-big-e
I don't know if it's for TAR30 or TAR31 (maybe too early for this one, i don't know).
U would THINK that this is for S30
Calling all thrill-seekers! Get ready to race on over to Mohegan Sun for your chance to audition for the Emmy Award-winning CBS reality series, The Amazing Race. Channel 3 WFSB will hold an open casting call on Wednesday, October 5th. Teams of two will be interviewed in The Shops concourse from 2:00pm - 6:00pm for their shot at reality show stardom and the one million dollar grand prize! This is your chance to race around the world!
shopping centre
Well, S30 WON'T be filmed in Jan 2017...
Wonder when?
Well, if they doing apps now, maybe they will start filming in like August? After S29 and maybe even after TAR Canada 5???
TAR Casting Call - Travel & Leisure Show Santa Clara, CA
TAR racer wannabees come in all sizes and flavors. All age demographics appear to be represented.
A casting call will be held from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. on Saturday, June 24 at Fun Spot Kissimmee at 2850 Florida Plaza Boulevard.
We are looking for a Teams of two ! You must have a pre-existing relationship with the person. If you are not familiar with the show, please go to CBS.com and become familiar with the show. Typically we choose teams that have known eachother a minimum of one year. We choose relationships that are "relatable". For your best chance of getting on the show, please refer to past seasons 1-28.
We are casting now for a race that travels sometime between September 2017 and January 2018,
for approximately 25-30 days.
I think this is the right place to post this. But my wife and I will be filming our application tomorrow! We both have the 4th off so we decided it would be a good day to do it! Should be edited and ready to submit by the weekend! Gonna keep applying until we get on the show!
We are currently casting for the season that will film in the Summer of 2019. Filming is approximately 25-30 days
You're exactly right. The months in summer would be approximately in between July to August right after the 4th of July holiday.
.You're exactly right. The months in summer would be approximately in between July to August right after the 4th of July holiday.
Not so fast. Actually...I am hearing October may be more likely.
The recent casting call info does give hope...but at this point we cannot confirm one way or the other.
No news yet!! But so hoping for Fall.
If that is filming the month of October, hopefully that means TAR33 could still be feasible for the same slot that s32 filmed in (mid-November to early December).Or summer.
The application in above post from TAR 34?My understanding is that it would be for TAR 33 since there has been no word on any casting/filming being completed for 33 yet.
I think this has changed since the last time I looked??
AGE:
What is the minimum age requirement?
Applicants must be 18 years or older to apply.
With exception to the following states: Alabama: 19 years or older DC: 21 years or older Mississippi: 21 years or older Nebraska: 19 years or older