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New TV Series about STEP FAMILIES

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Submitted by CBSEYEcasting on Mon, 10/03/2011 - 1:21pm

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Now casting MODERN STEP FAMILIES!

Is your family a modern-day BRADY BUNCH?
A “blended family” full of step-siblings from a previous marriage?

Would you be excited to share with the nation the various challenges of merging households – of merging families – as parents have to do when they remarry and bring 2 families together under one roof?

Is there something unique about your living situation that sets your family apart?

If yes, then the producers of “Food Network Star”
and “DESIGN STAR” want to hear from you!

Please email: [email protected] for an application form.

Casting is NATIONWIDE.

The ideal “modern family” should have at least 3+ children, be comfortable on camera and be active in their community.
CBS EYE Productions creates diverse non-fiction programming for domestic and international markets. Our clients include CBS, Discovery, Food Network, The History Channel, TLC, A&E, MTV, Vh1, Animal Planet and HGTV to name a few.
Over the past decade, the Emmy award-winning unit has produced more than 1,000 hours of original reality programming and documentaries in genres ranging from entertainment to lifestyle to science to history.

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Submitted by helena_brass on Mon, 10/03/2011 - 3:00pm

I did a google search on this and nothing came up. I somehow don't think CBS casting is using a gmail account.

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Submitted by CBSEYEcasting on Mon, 10/03/2011 - 3:34pm

Hi Helena!
I can assure you the casting call is legitimate. We use this gmail account in our casting outreach when posting in forums to avoid having our personal email accounts overrun with spam. I'm sorry if it seems sketchy but I understand your skepticism!
Best,

@CBSeyeCASTING

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Submitted by helena_brass on Mon, 10/03/2011 - 3:46pm

Do you have a website? Perhaps a link to story about this proposed new show? If there is a casting call, it seems very odd that an organization of that size would just post their call on forums without having a home-site for an open casting. Call me crazy, but my skepticism will persist. Also, if it were legitimate, one would think that the organization would contact the site organizers so that THEY may post the casting call, thereby adding to its credibility. If this is real, I think your bosses are going about things quite the wrong way and are likely to get applications only from rather naive individuals.