‘Big Brother Canada’ season 4: Check out audition cities, dates, locations, and tips!
Even though we are getting near the end of “Big Brother 17” this summer, it feels like the show is never truly out of season these days. The latest season of “Big Brother Canada” is going to begin its exhaustive casting search this coming weekend, and we’ve got for you most of the information that you need to know right now if you plan on attending an open call.
Let’s start first and foremost with what to do if you want to apply online: You can do it at the show’s official site! You will have to enter some information along with a photo and a video showing off your personality. We got a press release offering up a few suggestions for those of you trying out straight from Robyn Kass, the casting director responsible for many of the decisions. Take heed of them, and maybe you’ve got a better chance of getting on:
1. Don’t plan too much and talk naturally.
2. Make sure your lighting and sound work properly.
3. Stay away from the same Big Brother clichés we hear time and time again, such as: “I can be your best friend or your worst enemy,” or “You either love me or hate me.”
4. Tell us something unique about yourself that will make you stand out.
5. Have a good time!
If you want to attend an open call, note that all of these are taking place from 10:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m. local time.
Saturday, September 19
Vancouver, British Columbia – The Bourbon, 50 W Cordova St.
Montreal, Quebec – BLVD33, 2018 Boul. St-Laurent.
Saturday, September 26
Calgary, Alberta – Ranchman’s, 9615 Macleod Trail SE.
Edmonton, Alberta – Knoxville’s, 10736 Jasper Ave NW.
Halifax, Nova Scotia – MicMac Mall, 21 Micmac Blvd.
Saturday, October 3
Winnipeg, Manitoba – Polo Park Mall, 1485 Portage Ave.
St. John’s Newfoundland – Sundance Bar and Grill, 30 George St.
Saturday, October 24
Toronto, Ontario – Location to be announced.
Of course, we do still wish that there were more chances for people from northern territories to audition in-person, but we understand the logistic challenges of flying people up to places where there is such a small population of people.
We’re going to have more on season 4 and the casting process soon, so stay tuned! Also, head over here to get some other TV news on all we cover sent right to you via our CarterMatt Newsletter. (Photo: Global.)