I want to try out for the TV show Deal or No Deal but I want to know if it is even worth my time.
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be really funny and make up stories.. you will be more likely to get on.. but i would try oprah instead
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Sure, why not?  Nothing ventured nothing gained so go to the tryouts!  Good luck!\n\nP.S.  I couldn't get it to take my vote but I vote yes.
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It doesn't look like something I would enjoy but if it appeals to you, give it a shot.  However, if they ask you to pay up front, that would be my invitation to say goodbye.  If they are hiring employees, why gives them the right to charge you for traing?  You wouldn't let an offline company do that, would you?\n\nTo me it makes more sense to find someone who is making the kind of money and living the lifestyle you want and finding out how they are doing it.  Do something that matches your personality and your skills.
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Well, as far as I know, there is always an ambiguity about such offers. But if you have nothing to loose, then you can go and try it for just a single time. You can check one such add at http://www.videopimp.com
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Why are you thinking of joining up. Make sure and pick a winner! LOL!
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No but that may be the price your cable company wants you to pay for the facility.\nNothing's for nothing, mate,
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Ha. I just answered your question! \n\n\n\nUm.... Apply apply apply. I'd say get a camera and learn to love the heck out of talking about yourself. It seems that they have open casting calls, but it also always seems that people who send in videos have a higher chance of getting on the show.
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Hey there.  I've been down this road before, and think I can help.  Let me start by saying that if this is for class, that's one thing.  If you plan to pitch to a network, it may seem blunt, but don't bother until you've worked on some shows and have enough credits that anyone at the network level will actually let you in a room.\n\nAlso... hear me, now... nobody buys the "idea" for a show.  You'd be surprised how many people think that their "idea" is worth something.  An idea is worth nothing until it's executed in a way that can be sold to and understood by the industry.\n\nIf you're planning to pitch a scripted series, you'll need a pilot script (full first episode script), a well-rehearsed two to five minute verbal presentation of your ideas, and a basic two or three season arc mapped out.  The network development folks will want to know that the idea is sustainable for multiple seasons.\n\nIn the reality genre, you'll need that two to five minute verbal presentation, but will also probably want to be able to share how long it'll take to shoot the series, what kind of budget you're talking about, and so on.\n\nIn either case, a newer writer will need to pair up with a showrunner in most cases in order to be taken seriously.  A showrunner is someone who's been in charge of a few shows in a supervisory capacity.  In my case, I was paired with a showrunner by my agency, who also represented the showrunner.  When we started going to networks, she had the clout that made the development execs think "well, if she's attached, it must be worth a listen."\n\nI don't want you to think I'm being a jerk about not taking an original series to network until you're more seasoned.  It's really just they way things work.  Nothing here just comes over the transom, and those walls are in place for a reason.\n\nDoom and gloom aside, please be sure to learn proper format when creating a spec script for television.  Final Draft software(www.finaldraft.com) can be a big help, but I'd suggest you just go to www.script-o-rama.com and download a few tv scripts so you can see what they really look like.  There is no straying from format --- it separates the writers from the hacks immediately.
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I'd be cheerful too if I did that good picking cases!!\nHe definitely had the luck on his side. Once someone gets an offer over 200,000.. and they don't take it they usually end up going too far. Look at that woman on last Friday's show. She got a high offer of around 299,000... and ended up going home with around 25,000.
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its! up to you if you will accept the offer or you give up......but if you think u can handle it then go for it,
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If you want to win that audition then there is not enough time to practice no matter how much time you have.  what ever you do there is someone out there doing more becasue they want it more.  If it is so lame why are you trying out? If you are trying out why don't you want to give it everything you have.  You never know an audition gets you seen. Even if you do not get this you never know who will see and remember you. If you didn't do your best, it will show and that is what will be remembered.  Anything you take up to do, is worth doing well,or else why bother?
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Jeopardy. Millionare you only get one chance at and Deal or No Deal is too random.
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It was better than I expected it to be. I like Boston Legal, and thought I'd check out Shatner.  He was funny...the dancing, the comments. Yes, it was a little slow, but I also like that the first guy left with buckets of money! And unlike Millionaire, the "killer card" doesn't end your run...you still have a chance to stay in.  I agree, better than Deal or No Deal.
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trust me on this as i have been there and done it. i got a presenters job on a dodgy childrens program. the only way to get what you want is by videoing your self doing what ever type of presenting you want to do and send it off to loads of tv stations. its the only way you can do it.
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it's a game that involves chance so he should of gone on. £18,000 is alot of money but you gotta take chances in life. if i went on the show, i would want at least £30,000. i would rather have £250,000 though.\n\ni always enter the competition through the website. you never know, i might win.\nyou should do it.
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One of my co-worker's wife was on it a few years ago.  Ended up winning a lot of stuff and missed out on the showcase by just a few hundred bucks.  They have folks that come out and do short interviews with the people waiting outside....I think  they like to get folks from other parts of the country and it helps if you have a lot of personality.  \n\nIncidentally, my co-worker's wife didn't take some of the stuff she won.....the taxes were just outrageous so she only kept some of it.\n\nAddendum:  I forgot my nephew and some of his friends drove out there after graduation a couple of years ago.  They tried to get on the show but I can understand why they weren't picked.  They literally just rolled out of bed and showed up.  So make sure you look neat!  :)
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No its not worth.Since you have been in the app development dont go for this cheap sites.Most of the time you get dumb application or dont get paid.\n\nSO watch out!!!