Looking for reality TV casting calls? Every week, we update this roundup with the best reality gigs. That includes dating shows (like “Love Is Blind” and “The Bachelorette”), as well as TV shows that feature real-life professionals like chefs, home renovators, and more. This week's coverage includes a YouTube dating series and a new show about professional women's basketball players. Check out our complete list of reality casting calls to learn more and apply. Also, make sure you bookmark this page to see new gigs each week.
“Cheaters”
A reality show on a major cable network wants talent, aged 22 and up, who suspect that their partner is cheating. Auditions will take place on Zoom. Shooting is in Atlanta, Georgia. Talent will be paid an estimated $2,000 for a 5-day shoot.
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Docu-Series Pilot for Women’s Basketball
A pilot for a new documentary series wants female talent, aged 18–30, with a burgeoning or established career in women’s basketball, including players and prospects for the NCAA and WNBA. The production also wants female talent, aged 25–45, to serve as a host. Shooting is nationwide, and compensation is negotiable.
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Little People for Cable Reality Show
A reality series on a major cable network is seeking Little People, aged 22 and up. Shooting is for 5 days in California. Talent will be paid $2,000, plus all expenses.
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YouTube: “The Perfect Mixx”
The YouTube dating show “The Perfect Mixx” is looking for talent, aged 21–45. The production wants two men to compete for the attention of one woman by fixing her favorite drink in a bar setting. Shooting is in Washington, D.C. Talent will be paid $100 for a 3-hour shoot.
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“Ready to Find True Love”
A reality dating show is looking nationwide for singles, aged 25–38, who are seeking true love and are tired of Internet dating. Shooting is July 25–Aug. 31 in a TBD location. Talent will be paid $1,000 per week.
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YouTube: “Bad Neighbors”
The YouTube reality series “Bad Neighbors” is seeking real people, aged 18 and up, who are involved in heated disputes with their neighbor. The production wants talent with arguments about noise complaints, property lines, parking issues, or similar. Shooting is in the Austin, Texas area. Talent will be paid a flat $100.
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“One in a Million”
The reality television series “One in a Million” is seeking professional content creators, aged 18 and up, with lighting, editing, and technical skills. Talent will collaborate with other influencers and showcase their skills on camera. Shooting is the first week of June in Los Angeles, California. Talent will be paid $500 for an 8-hour shoot.
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Dating Show: “A Parental Arrangement”
A reality show is looking for singles, aged 25–50, whose parents want them to find love. The production wants talent whose parents are trying to set them up on dates, have hired a matchmaker, or similar. Shooting will take place where talent is located. Talent will be paid $1,000–$2,000 per week.
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YouTube: “Trust or Drink”
The YouTube channel CUT wants bold and dynamic groups, aged 21–35, to play a game of Truth or Drink. The production is looking for coworkers, friends, family, and similar groups. Shooting is May 24 in Los Angeles, California. Talent will be paid $100 for a 4-hour shoot, plus a travel stipend.
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Engaged Couples for Social Experiment
A new social experiment reality show wants engaged couples, aged 22–46, who have lingering questions about their relationship. Talent will have the opportunity to get answers with the help of a moderator before the big day. Shooting will take place where talent is located or in Los Angeles, California. Couples will be paid $2,000 for a 1-day shoot, plus travel and accommodations to Los Angeles, if necessary.
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“Financial Audit”
The pilot episode of “Financial Audit,” hosted by Daniel Qiang, wants guests, aged 18 and up. Talent will discuss their debts, assets, income, and spending habits, and receive expert advice about how to improve their finances; all personal information will be removed from the show before it is completed. Shooting is in Seattle, Washington. Talent will be paid $150 for a 2-hour shoot.
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“Divorce Court”
A reality court series is seeking real couples, aged 18 and up, who are on the verge of breaking up. Talent will receive expert advice before making the decision whether to call it quits. The production wants married and engaged couples, as well as couples who have been in long-term committed relationships. Shooting is in Atlanta, Georgia. Talent will be paid $600, plus air travel and lodging.
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