Fremantle Media North America, one of America's foremost producers of reality-based entertainment programming for television has issued a casting call for single bachelors who are farmers. Representatives of the Santa Monica based FMNA are traveling around the country to find a star for a new series called "The Farmer Wants a Wife". The new show, they say, will be based upon an overseas hit TV show that matches a spirited farmer, who doesn't have much time to meet women with a handful of available ladies from all walks of life who dream of living a traditional, small town lifestyle.
From 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. on Friday, Nov. 10, 2006, producers will be at the Joplin Regional Stockyards (exit 22 of I-44) to interview farmers in their mid 20s to 30s who are single and looking to meet the right girl. "We’re looking for: hard-working, fun-loving, family-oriented, and who love the traditional, small-town way of life," said Kimberly Prince, casting associate.
To request an audition call (877) 255-8009 or send an email here.
FMNA are the producers of "American Idol" as well as “America’s Got Talent” (NBC); “American Inventor” (ABC); “The Price is Right” (CBS); and “Family Feud” (syndication). A division of award-winning international television production company Fremantle Media, FMNA creates drama, entertainment, and factual entertainment programming in more than 40 countries and territories. Fremantle Media is a wholly owned subsidiary and the content business are of the publicly traded RTL Group, one of Europe’s largest television and radio broadcast companies. The RTL Group owns 23 television and 22 radio stations in eight countries, and is a division of leading integrated media and entertainment company Bertelsmann AG.
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