What is the likely-hood of getting on the TV show Deal or No Deal if I send in an audition tape?
476938
be really funny and make up stories.. you will be more likely to get on.. but i would try oprah instead
773942
no way on the school thing. you just have to record a demo tape, have some of your friends call into the show in your demo to display that you can do impromptu and then send the demo out to every single radio station ever. especially now with satalite radio.
973042
Yes.  The Maury Povich show will do it for free if you're willing to spill your guts and act the fool on his show.
959142
Yes, if you win the lotto or audition for a TV show like Deal or No Deal, Who Wants to Be a Millionaire, Show Me the Money, or others, you can be a millionaire. If you work hard and advance at work, or came up with an invention, it could happen to you. The odds are you win the lotto or on TV is slim, as the same goes for a hot idea. Stick to working hard at work and don't quit.
1148699
Nope but if you want to find out , try out for the next show!!! Mabe you will get lucky!
1040952
check this web site\nhttp://www.millionairetv.com/info-contestant.html\nTo get in the hot seat you must pass a Millionaire Audition.\n\nNEW YORK CITY AUDITIONS \n\nAuditions usually take place Mondays - Thursdays from 5pm to 7pm and Wednesdays and Thursdays from 12noon to 2pm. We will have four weeks available at any one time and will update as dates become available. So keep checking back.\n\nIf you have auditioned before and received a post card that you are in the Contestant Pool, please note: Eligibility for selection from the Contestant Pool does expire. Anyone who auditioned prior to June 1, 2004 will need to audition again and pass to be eligible for possible selection for the show.\n\nOther audition opportunities:\nCollege Week, Million Dollar Movie Week or Play to Pay for Your Wedding Week.\n\n\nWHO CAN AUDITION \n\nYou must be 18 years of age or older, a resident of the 50 United States or District of Columbia, never played in the "hot seat" on either the network or syndicated Who Wants To Be A Millionaire and meet all eligibility requirements. For complete eligibility requirements please see the official rules.\n\nMillionaire reserves the right to limit the number of times a person may audition for the show.\n\nPLEASE NOTE: WE WILL POST NEW AUDITION DATES FOR MID-JULY AND AUGUST SHORTLY SO KEEP CHECKING BACK . NO NEW AUDITION DATES ARE CURRENTLY AVAILABLE.
297257
Depending on where you live you can search around and find a talent agency, but be aware that they will probably want to meet with you and see head shots or whatever, unless you completely just wow them!
749877
They will respond to you whether they like you or not.\n\nAs for going to NYC for an audition -- try to get help from friends or family, or get a part time job.
591522
Keep checking their websites to find out when and where they will be holding auditions. Good luck. \n\nWhen you become a big star don't forget who help you get started.
1046246
check for local casting calls in the trades like variety or hollywood reporter\n\nget an agent...
600073
Get a agent.They find you auditions.
1139100
Probably not, to get on shows you need to audition or send in an audition tape depending on which they currently have available. If you write a letter it will most likely end up getting thrown out.
589171
Ooh, clever thinking!  You want to be on MTV, so you contact... Yahoo! Answers.  They'll NEVER expect you to do that.  Really sly move.  You'll be getting your ride pimped in no time flat.
249988
If they offered you the part, clearly, you are good enough.  I would only make sure that this is a reputable soap opera that you've actually heard of and seen and not just some sort of scam for a "dirty" soap opera!
645887
Depends on what show. I would book now. Some shows are sold out for the next year and you may not even get seats. So, I would suggest to determine whether your show is popular and then decide from there.
758895
You need an agent, a real agent, and make sure that their not just a scam. Because they'll steal money from you. Your agent will then, give you information on auditions, and were they can be found. Once you audition, you wait for a call back. But don't be upset if you don't get one, many famous people have gotten plenty of "No"s before they became famous. You should also have a job to fall back on, because it is a very hard business, and very, very few people make it.  If you really want it, you have to keep auditioning for things, and learn from your mistakes when you don't get a callback.
401671
if you live in Detroit, I know of a radio station advertising for acting, modeling and singing agents in the area.  I am hoping for my chance to shine, but good luck for yours!