Scottsdale reality show cast goes to virtual auditions
The people of Scottsdale are in turmoil over a new reality show to be filmed in the city.
SCOTTSDALE, Arizona. – Lights, cameras, action! An arts agency is looking to create a reality show called “Scottsdale.”
âThe Scottsdale show is a new reality TV series and it’s kind of based on ‘Selling Sunset’ and ‘The Hills’, and it’s just going to follow a bunch of friends and they work, play and sleep, eat and everything in the city of Scottsdale, âsaid Isabella Wilkey, Founder of Seekr Agency.
Wilkey says the show will feature the lives of Valley residents between the ages of 21 and 40.
âWe ask that you be local in the Phoenix market, but anyone, you don’t have to have a lot of experience,â she said. “We’re kind of looking for some fresh new faces.”
A casting took place on June 10 in downtown Phoenix. So many people showed up that the talent agency had to close listing due to concerns they would not be able to follow up with everyone who expressed interest.
The agency says it hopes to set up virtual hearings from July.
âWe’ve heard from a lot of people, just everyone from fitness people to influencers to everyone who’s just looking to go out and be seen,â she said.
Wilkey says the show will have a diverse cast and will be viewed on a website called Social Fork.
âWe haven’t started production on anything yet. That’s what we’re looking for, so once we’re done it’s going to be there,â she said.
Wilkey says the agency will also be producing shorter videos, featuring nightlife and entertainment.
âWe’re going to open up to a bunch of different markets. So here, LA, Nashville, Texas, so we’re hoping to expand everywhere,â she said.
More information: https://seekragency.com
Talent agency hosts casting for Scottsdale reality show
An arts agency is looking to create a reality show called “Scottsdale.”
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