Received an interesting email today. Not sure where it came from, if it is a scam or not but thought someone in that area may know if it is genuine?
Not that I'd travel to BC (although if the pay was good....LOL)
From Jane Soden:
Hello,
I'm working on "Making It Big" - a television series for Life Network in
Canada in its second season.
We're looking for up-and-coming floral designers who've been working in the
industry for a few years.
The show will be broadcast across Canada and possibly in the U.S as well.
Each episode will focus on a different dynamic career and three talented
up-and-comers who want to make it big in that profession.
Over the course of each episode one of them earns the career break of a
lifetime and the chance to be mentored by an icon in the field.
I've attached the floral designer casting call for you.
I'm hoping you may be able to pass the casting call along to up-and-comers
in the industry who have had some success already, or perhaps post the
casting call where many people in the industry can view it.
Please let me know if you have any suggestions.
We are looking for people from all across North America for the show.
Thank you,
Jane Soden
Force Four Entertainment
Vancouver BC
Canada
604-669-4424 ext. 180
ATTENTION
FLORAL DESIGNERS
CAN YOU CREATE FLORAL ART THAT WILL HAVE TOP EVENT PLANNERS BUZZING?
Making It Big, a primetime television series seen across North America, is
looking for three talented, up-and-coming floral designers. All three young
professionals will be showcased in the Making It Big floristry episode but
only one will earn the career break of a lifetime.
Making It Big provides the thing money can¹t buy: access. For example, the
winner of the Entertainment Reporting episode flew to L.A. for meetings with
Extra host Dayna Devon, executives at Dick Clark Productions and a top
William Morris agent. The Fashion Design winner flew to New York where his
work was displayed in the window of Saks Fifth Avenue¹s flagship store.
Meetings were also booked with the chain¹s fashion director, its buyers and
New York designer Cynthia Steffe.
Will it be you in the floristry episode?
To qualify you must have:
ü Professional experience & a portfolio of your best work
ü The talent & drive to make your mark in floral design
ü The desire to tell your story on television
ü The ability to cross the Canada/United States and your residence in
North America
Applications available at: www.forcefour.com/makingitbig
<http://www.forcefour.com/makingitbig>
Force Four Entertainment
#202-221 East 10th Ave. Vancouver, BC, Canada, V5T 4V1
www.forcefour.com
Not that I'd travel to BC (although if the pay was good....LOL)
From Jane Soden:
Hello,
I'm working on "Making It Big" - a television series for Life Network in
Canada in its second season.
We're looking for up-and-coming floral designers who've been working in the
industry for a few years.
The show will be broadcast across Canada and possibly in the U.S as well.
Each episode will focus on a different dynamic career and three talented
up-and-comers who want to make it big in that profession.
Over the course of each episode one of them earns the career break of a
lifetime and the chance to be mentored by an icon in the field.
I've attached the floral designer casting call for you.
I'm hoping you may be able to pass the casting call along to up-and-comers
in the industry who have had some success already, or perhaps post the
casting call where many people in the industry can view it.
Please let me know if you have any suggestions.
We are looking for people from all across North America for the show.
Thank you,
Jane Soden
Force Four Entertainment
Vancouver BC
Canada
604-669-4424 ext. 180
ATTENTION
FLORAL DESIGNERS
CAN YOU CREATE FLORAL ART THAT WILL HAVE TOP EVENT PLANNERS BUZZING?
Making It Big, a primetime television series seen across North America, is
looking for three talented, up-and-coming floral designers. All three young
professionals will be showcased in the Making It Big floristry episode but
only one will earn the career break of a lifetime.
Making It Big provides the thing money can¹t buy: access. For example, the
winner of the Entertainment Reporting episode flew to L.A. for meetings with
Extra host Dayna Devon, executives at Dick Clark Productions and a top
William Morris agent. The Fashion Design winner flew to New York where his
work was displayed in the window of Saks Fifth Avenue¹s flagship store.
Meetings were also booked with the chain¹s fashion director, its buyers and
New York designer Cynthia Steffe.
Will it be you in the floristry episode?
To qualify you must have:
ü Professional experience & a portfolio of your best work
ü The talent & drive to make your mark in floral design
ü The desire to tell your story on television
ü The ability to cross the Canada/United States and your residence in
North America
Applications available at: www.forcefour.com/makingitbig
<http://www.forcefour.com/makingitbig>
Force Four Entertainment
#202-221 East 10th Ave. Vancouver, BC, Canada, V5T 4V1
www.forcefour.com
