NOW CASTING TREASURE HUNTERS

[Davers]

Get me some nice Teeth & We can Talk... P.M. Me...
Davers

Or leave out the Teeth & I can be the Comic Relief ...."Crumly Type"
Or "Chumly" What Ever.

I Mean this!.

 

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[bowser]

Since warning is posted in thread there want be individual warnings.

I read this 5times,seems like somebody flunked spellin, on the behalf of all the high school dropouts, i demand an apology.I wont take no for an answer

 

[Dave Rishar]

Doing the math a tradesperson would trump this pay any day. 12hrs a day it works out to be $27hr for working ones butt off to the production company.

That's not bad money. As one of the tradespeople mentioned above, I'd personally pass, but it was only a very few years ago that I would have happily jumped on an offer like this. I worked a lot harder for a lot less money as an enlisted man.

There are actually a very few spots around here that I'd work for that without complaint. (Don't tell anyone, but I'd work them for free if I could pocket the finds.) I can't get permission for them. Perhaps a television production company could secure permissions like that. Just something to think about.

I'd personally be okay with a television crew following me around on my free time, but I don't think that it would make for a very good show. The last time that I found gold, I motioned to my partner that I'd found a ring, gave a thumbs up, and then we went back to the car to take a look at it. There was no dancing about or yelling. I'm not looking to get mugged. Good MD practice in a blighted urban area perhaps, but lousy television. I'd admittedly feel a bit safer with a few cameras around, but I'm not one for theatrics.

It might be a good deal for the right person.

 

[ecmjamsit]

Did anybody PM the OP and get a reply?

 

[kayakpat]

well you got to realize it is a big gamble for them, they got to film it, produce it, package and sell it to a cable company, then if it becomes a hit after a season or two, then you get to negotiate for higher fees. Many of these companies are in competition with each other. Big money can maybe come later, and It can give a aspiring actor a heads up in the field. good luck