Uploaded August 2015 | Updated September 2026, 7 hours ago
Yes I am charging for this exclusive info. But I am keeping the cost beyond low so anyone can afford it! I will not be doing this on all of my videos. Just this one. It's really only for those who are genuinely interested in being on the show. And if you are, this is the best 1.99 you have ever spent. Please understand I am a single mom who is trying to bring you content more often but I also need to make money doing it. Just sayin it like it is! Wishing you all the best of luck if you audition!!!!!
I ask every question in the book! Here are a list of all the questions you will get answers to! This information is beyond valuable when considering going on the show!
If there was one tip you could give people that would make the biggest difference in their interview, what would that be?
How quickly do you know if someone has what it takes?
What are you looking for?
What personality type would you say shouldn’t bother auditioning?
Have there been certain experiences, where people have stood out?
What other cast members that you interviewed, have made it?
What is it like for you to have interviewed them, see them go through the casting process, and then literally see their lives change?
What percentage of people who have made it through the show, come out a different person? Do you think it changes them?
What is the process after you put everyone on video? What do you do with the footage?
So once you narrow it down, how does that process work for you guys. Do you go from a certain number to a lower number?
When can they expect to hear from you after the audition process?
Do you guys go to all of the cities to audition, before making decisions?
Is there an age range? We know you have to be 21 to sign up.
What would you say to people who want to do the show, but don't have the courage?
How important is it to be comfortable in front of the camera?
Can you tell when someone is really nervous? When you are able to, is that a bad sign?
Ia there anything that people should avoid talking about, or rambling on about?
What little tips and tricks do you have for when you’re sitting in the interview?
What colors should you wear, what type of outfit, etc.?
Do you take a step back on casting someone who has a child?
If your going through a divorce, and its not final. Will you still be considered at that time?
If you make it to the final casting weekend, what can you expect?
Do you cast people like the villain, the hero,etc.?
If you have people submit videos, do you have tips for them?
When someone submits a video, how long should it be?
Would it be better if you submitted a video, or did an audition in person?
Yes I am charging for this exclusive info. But I am keeping the cost beyond low so anyone can afford it! I will not be doing this on all of my videos. Just this one. It's really only for those who are genuinely interested in being on the show. And if you are, this is the best 1.99 you have ever spent. Please understand I am a single mom who is trying to bring you content more often but I also need to make money doing it. Just sayin it like it is! Wishing you all the best of luck if you audition!!!!!
I ask every question in the book! Here are a list of all the questions you will get answers to! This information is beyond valuable when considering going on the show!
If there was one tip you could give people that would make the biggest difference in their interview, what would that be?
How quickly do you know if someone has what it takes?
What are you looking for?
What personality type would you say shouldn’t bother auditioning?
Have there been certain experiences, where people have stood out?
What other cast members that you interviewed, have made it?
What is it like for you to have interviewed them, see them go through the casting process, and then literally see their lives change?
What percentage of people who have made it through the show, come out a different person? Do you think it changes them?
What is the process after you put everyone on video? What do you do with the footage?
So once you narrow it down, how does that process work for you guys. Do you go from a certain number to a lower number?
When can they expect to hear from you after the audition process?
Do you guys go to all of the cities to audition, before making decisions?
Is there an age range? We know you have to be 21 to sign up.
What would you say to people who want to do the show, but don't have the courage?
How important is it to be comfortable in front of the camera?
Can you tell when someone is really nervous? When you are able to, is that a bad sign?
Ia there anything that people should avoid talking about, or rambling on about?
What little tips and tricks do you have for when you’re sitting in the interview?
What colors should you wear, what type of outfit, etc.?
Do you take a step back on casting someone who has a child?
If your going through a divorce, and its not final. Will you still be considered at that time?
If you make it to the final casting weekend, what can you expect?
Do you cast people like the villain, the hero,etc.?
If you have people submit videos, do you have tips for them?
When someone submits a video, how long should it be?
Would it be better if you submitted a video, or did an audition in person?
