“America's Next Top Model” Casting Call

Reality TV that includes beautiful people and runways

Bay Area residents have a chance to become the country's next  high-profile model.

The popular reality TV show, "America's Next Top Model," is  hosting two open casting calls in the Bay Area this week, looking to cast  both women and men, CBS Local Media spokesman Akilah Bolden-Monifa said.

A casting call will be today at the Metro PCS store at 900 Van  Ness Ave. and on Saturday, it will be at Digicom Wireless at 1698 Story Road  in San Jose, Bolden-Monifa said.

Both casting calls will be from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. for eligible  candidates.

Men must be a minimum of 5 feet 10 inches tall and women have to  be at least 5 feet 7 inches tall to be considered. All aspiring models must  be between 18 and 27 years old, Bolden-Monifa said.

The one- to three-minute auditions, recorded by the local CW TV  affiliate, KBCW-TV, will be sent to the show's producers, who will make the  final casting selections, he said.

Candidates must fill out an application, which can be found at  www.cwbayarea.com, before going to the casting call.

There is no timetable announced for when the show's producers will  select the cast of the show. Casting calls for the show began in mid-December  and end Saturday, although models can send in their own auditions online.

"America's Next Top Model," in its first year as a coed  competition, is scheduled to air this fall.
 

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