The producer of MTV's "Jersey Shore" is casting a new series called "Lost in Austin". According to the website, the show is looking for "Texans who are at least 21 years old who have moved to Austin (or want to) for the party of a lifetime!" This sounds like a lot of fun for people who frequently get kicked out of Kung Fu Saloon, eat most of their meals at Denny's, and save up money for bottle service. Oh, and college kids. The information page suggests the show will be filmed at a house 'in the heart of downtown Austin' and challenges potential cast members to ' rule the bar scene, rope in the hottest of the hot, drink anyone under the table.' Sounds like a good time, you should go audition. more ›

Not a fan of reality dating shows but still a sucker for true-life lasting love? Maybe you've seen the Sundance original series "Girls Who Like Boys Who Like Boys," a show that explores relationships between straight women and gay men. Big fan? Good news: Sundance is looking for ten couples to feature on the next series of GWLBWLB, and they're hoping to shoot in either Austin or Nashville. more ›

The locally-filmed TV show is searching for paid extras to play Dillon football team-members for season 4.2. Requirements: you must be between the ages of 18-23 (young enough to look like a high-schooler), taller than 5'7", a Texas resident -- and have proof -- with football experience (but you can't be a current/future college player), have a flexible schedule from today through July, and can't currently be in school or have a full-time job. If you fit these specifics and are interested, fill out a talent application at this site; it's requested that you upload at least 2 pictures of yourself and put FOOTBALL in the special skills section. See you on TV! more ›

Next week, casting producers will be in town looking for families to be on ABC's Supernanny. The press release for the casting event says that for the upcoming fifth season the producers are looking for "families with unique interests; parents who have ordinary and extraordinary circumstances; teen moms; parents with mean girls or bullying boys, culturally diverse parents, and blended families where both sides are seeking help." more ›

The Amazing Race is holding a casting call in Austin this Friday afternoon. For those unfamiliar with the Emmy-winning series, teams of two travel around the world with the teams going up against each other in challenges, all in an attempt to be the first to get to Phil's mat at the pit stop. The show in its 12 season run has made stops in six continents (no Antarctica pit stops yet). The winning team gets a million dollars in the end, but usually the first team to reach the mat at each pit stop wins a little something. more ›