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Have you dreamt of being a contestant on Deal or No Deal ? While the original Deal or No Deal has not yet announced plans for a sixth season, you can keep an eye out for future casting calls, or apply to get on a spinoff like Deal or No Deal Island , Deal or No Deal Live , or Deal or No Deal South Africa . [1] This wikiHow article will teach you how to get on Deal or No Deal , including tips for success at the casting call.

Entering for Deal or No Deal: What to Know

  • When Deal or No Deal Island is ready to cast a new season, they'll post the application at nbc.com/global/pages/casting.
  • NBC has not announced an upcoming season of the original Deal or No Deal, but check cnbc.com/primetime-shows for updates.
  • Deal or No Deal Live, the touring spinoff of the show, casts contestants the day of the show. Find the schedule at dealornodealtour.com.
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Finding an Application or Casting Call

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  1. The NBC version of Deal or No Deal , which last aired in 2018/2019, has not announced another season. [2] For up to date information on future Deal or No Deal casting calls, follow @CNBCPrimeTV on Twitter/X , or watch https://www.cnbc.com/primetime-shows for announcements.
  2. While NBC has not yet announced a casting call for season 3, the casting director for season 2 has shared this application form for previous seasons, and it's still online: https://dondisland.castingcrane.com . [3] Until Deal or No Deal Island announces the next season, we're not sure what happens when you fill out this form, so it's best to keep an eye on NBC's Casting Call page for announcements.
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  3. You can register to become a contestant on Deal or No Deal Live, a touring spinoff of the show, without filling out an application. [4] To get on Deal or No Deal Live, you'll just need to buy a ticket for an upcoming show, show up in time to register as a contestant, and hope you're randomly selected to compete. [5] Visit https://www.dealornodealtour.com to check out the schedule, get your tickets, and even request a Deal or No Deal Live show in your town.
  4. If you're a resident of South Africa, are 18 or older, and want to apply to get on Deal or No Deal, you're in luck—Deal or No Deal South Africa is currently casting for upcoming seasons, and you can fill out the audition form at https://www.dealornodealsa.tv . [6]
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    Deal or No Deal UK. Applications for Deal or No Deal UK season 3 are not yet being accepted, but keep an eye on the official DOND casting site for announcements: https://dealornodealtv.co.uk
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Filling Out the Application

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  1. If Deal or No Deal is accepting applications for future seasons, you should find a button like this on the website. This will take you to your region's Deal or No Deal application.
  2. Be sure to read the Terms of Conditions, privacy notice, and all instructions before entering your details.
  3. The application varies for each version of the show, but you'll usually have to fill out the following information:
    • Your Details : Basic personal info, including your contact information.
    • About you/Bio : All DOND applications ask you to fill out a personal bio, and give prompt questions ranging from describing your interests, listing fun facts about yourself, and anything that gives you an advantage or disadvantage for winning the game.
    • Social media links: Some show spinoffs ask for links to your Instagram, X, TikTok, or other social media accounts. You can also list your personal website here, if you have one.
    • Upload a photo : Get at least one nice headshot and one full-body shot, and make sure they fit the parameters laid out within the application. If you take your own pictures , stand in front of a light or neutral background. This eliminates unnecessary distractions from the main focus of the picture: You.
    • Record a video. Most applications now require you to record a video, where you'll introduce yourself and explain why you would be a great candidate for the show.
  4. Be honest . Like other reality programs and game shows , Deal or No Deal is looking for genuine participants. Don't exaggerate your accomplishments or fabricate a life history. Instead, focus on your real accomplishments and look at how you can present them in an engaging way.
    • Ask a good friend who knows you well to help you pull out awesome details from your personality and your life.
  5. It may be months before you hear any news on your application. Deal of No Deal, like other shows, casts months in advance of its shooting schedule. You have no way of knowing where in the cycle the show is at the time of your application.
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Going to the Casting Call

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  1. Major televisions shows, including Deal of No Deal, hold auditions for hundreds of candidates at a time. It will be an all-day event, so prepare accordingly. Make sure that you bring plenty of water and snacks with you. Also, you will probably have to wait outside for a while, so bring a jacket if the weather is cool or an umbrella to shield yourself from the sun if it is hot.
  2. . Wear something flattering but not overly revealing. If you have a great figure, show it off in a form-fitting outfit. This goes for women and men, too.
  3. Deal or No Deal is interested in people with stories that people can relate to. [7] Talk about yourself, what you've done, your hopes, and your dreams. Speak about obstacles you've encountered and how you overcame them. Don't be afraid to let your emotions and personality shine through. Some extra tidbits to keep in mind:
    • If you had a tragedy in your life, such as losing a family member or overcoming a serious illness, tell the story to the producers. Producers love these kinds of stories as they're great for narrative building.
    • Producers also appreciate quirkiness. If there is something about you that is just a little bit off, let it show. Uniqueness matters.
  4. Enthusiasm counts for shows like Deal of No Deal. While you're waiting, make sure that you keep your energy high. For example, do something that gets your heart pumping, such as jumping-jacks. You can also listen to your favorite dance tune while bopping your head, or better yet, dancing to it.
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    Yes, anyone from anywhere can be on the show.
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    Major televisions shows, such as Deal of No deal, hold auditions for hundreds of candidates at a time. It will be an all-day event, so prepare yourself accordingly. Make sure that you bring plenty of water and snacks with you. Also, you will probably have to wait outside for a while, so bring a jacket if the weather is cool or an umbrella to shield yourself from the sun if it is hot.
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    Just visit the website and fill in the application form honestly and follow all directions without missing one.
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      • Be prepared to pay for your own room and board if you're required to travel for the show.
      • You must be 18 to get on any version of Deal or No Deal.
      • Bring official unexpired ID with you to the casting call, and be prepared to fill out a form with any additional required information.

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      • Bringing lots of high energy and enthusiasm can help you stand out at the casting call. Interact with producers in an upbeat, engaged way. Stay positive and charismatic while you wait. Letting your vibrant personality shine can help you build rapport with others.
      • When you go to the audition, remember to share your unique personal story in an authentic, genuine way. Take time to thoughtfully talk about your real-life experiences, hopes, dreams, and personality. Let the producers get a sense of who you truly are.
      • Make sure to come prepared for potentially having to wait a long time at the open casting call. Bring plenty of water and snacks to stay energized and comfortable. Bring anything else you might need to pass time, like a book or headphones.
      • When telling your story, don't be afraid to openly discuss obstacles you've faced and overcome in life. Producers often look for resilient people who have compelling stories of perseverance to share.
      • Wear an outfit that is both flattering on you and suits your personality. You want to look and feel totally confident and comfortable in yourself.
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      To apply for Deal or No Deal, read over the application carefully before you start to fill it out. Next, fill out the application completely and try to be as honest as possible. Some of the questions might seem a bit strange, so you can always ask a friend for help! Then, submit your application and the required photographs, which are typically a head shot and a full body shot, to the television show. The producers will contact you for an audition if your application gets their attention! For tips on auditioning for the show, read on!

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