There´s a new season of The Biggest Loser in the making, and folks at NBC have launched the search for the new contestants in this open audition casting call for The Biggest Loser.
NBC’s popular reality series “The Biggest Loser” is launching an 11-city, cross-country search to find new contestants for the next edition of the hit show. Individuals who have at least 80 lbs. to lose are encouraged to apply for the new season. More on http://www.auditionsfinder.com/ Continue reading
Another season of the trimming reality competition is starting again tonight on NBC. Thirteen seasons in, and a lot of changes for the show. Anna Kournikova is no longer in, therefore leaving Bob Harper and Dolvett Quince joining Alison Sweeney.
But that´s not all; in this new season of The Biggest Loser, the contestants that come in pairs, are matched up agains each other.
Bob puts his evil laugh to work, and we all know how Dolvett gets serious in the gym…
We are reviewing all the cancelled shows and renewed shows of 2011
And the year came out in its first couple of months already giving way to a tons of renewals.
NBC renews The Biggest Loser for a twelveth season; and it is not a big surprise. The show´s been solid for eleven runs already.
“The Biggest Loser 10″ averaged a 3.1 rating, 8 share in adults 18-49 and 8.3 million viewers overall in the fall and “The Biggest Loser 11″ is averaging a 3.3/9 in 18-49 and 9.0 million viewers overall so far this winter. “The Biggest Loser” is NBC’s #1 entertainment series among women 18-49 and women 25-54. The series consistently over-indexes in upscale demos.
NBC’s popular series “The Biggest Loser” launched season 11 “Couples Edition” in January with two new trainers — Brett Hoebel and Cara Castronuova who join returning trainers Bob Harper and Jillian Michaels — in an engaging new twist that has changed the game completely. Eleven teams of two came to the “Biggest Loser” ranch hoping to transform their bodies, their health and their lives. At the beginning of this season, host Alison Sweeney offered the 11 family and friend teams the unprecedented opportunity to choose whether to work out with trainers Harper and Michaels at the ranch — or work out at a secret location with the two new trainers (Hoebel and Castronuova), whose identities were initially a mystery. What ensues is a riveting ride of intense emotions, surprising turns and “can’t miss” moments as the two groups fight their weight loss battles.
“The Biggest Loser” is a production of Reveille LLC, 25/7 Productions and 3Ball Productions. Ben Silverman (NBC’s “The Office,” “Ugly Betty”), Dave Broome (“Tsunami Aid: A Concert of Hope”), JD Roth (“Unan1mous,” “Beauty and the Geek”), Todd A. Nelson (“Unan1mous,” “Beauty and the Geek”), Howard T. Owens (“MasterChef,” “The Buried Life”) and Todd Lubin (“30 Days,” “Nashville Star”) serve as executive producers.
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Is being the biggest loser good?
Not always, but if you are in NBC, maybe it´s a good thing and you might want to be next Biggest Loser! Especially for a grand prize of a quarter million dollars
Alison Sweeney from “Days of Our Lives” returns as host of the series, which challenges and encourages overweight contestants to shed pounds in a safe and recommended manner through comprehensive diet and exercise as they compete for a grand prize of $250,000.
But how can I participate from The Biggest Loser?
NBC is searching the country for outgoing and charismatic contestants who are ready to shed pounds once and for all and compete to win $250,000!!
In order to be in the next season of The Biggest Loser you need to send your application and videotape As soon as possible.
First of all, You must be at least 18 years of age and a legal resident of the U.S.
And you can audition with a partner or on your own!
Step 1: Download the application – CLICK HERE
Step 2: Make a videotape (only VHS, DVD or MINI DV will be accepted) and take a photo of yourself and include it with your application.
Step 3: Mail the application, photo and tape to the Biggest Loser production.
Show NBC folks why you should be on The Biggest Loser. Make your video as personal as possible. Start with your name, age, hometown, height and weight. Take them on a tour of your typical day at work and home. Let us them know (and see) why losing the weight is so important to you! Show them, don’t just tell them, why you need to lose the weight. And, Remember, they want to see your personality. Have fun and good luck!
The Biggest Loser Casting
c/o Central Park West Productions
P.O Box 578
Manhattan Beach, CA 90267-0578
If you need more tips on how to make your video tape, check out the How to do a casting video to Extreme Makeover Home Edition.
So… do you want to be Next Biggest Loser?