TREASURE HUNTER CASTING CALL!

FISHEYE · Jun 8, 2010

Dell,

You mean this guy?

Us young folks have to follow in someones web feet prints!

itmaiden · Jun 8, 2010

DO NOT APPLY TO THIS ANYONE ! THIS IS A CRAIGSLIST GMAIL....DANGER TO YOUR COMPUTER AND IDENTITY !

http://rss.wslib.com/CraigslistJacksonvilleFL/TVFilmVideoRadioJobs

itmaiden

GOHO said:
I was asked to post this... I have no idea what to expect but this group seem serious...

"OPEN CASTING CALL FOR TREASURE HUNTERS !! ALL AGES AND SIZES....
We're looking for CHARACTERS. Whether you're a professional diver, a boat captain or a just novice with a metal detector we'd like to meet you Friday, June 11th at 4 pm at Capt. Hiram's Boat Bar. SEE YOU THEN! "

Should be interesting non-the-less...

FISHEYE · Jun 8, 2010

The real CL post.I emailed him to see if i get a response and a Ip# to go with it to trace

http://jacksonville.craigslist.org/tfr/1768505454.html

itmaiden · Jun 9, 2010

Oh, you will get a response alright. :spam4:

to your email box. It will read like they are contacting you about your "resume" that you allegedly "posted" on Craigslist. And they keep changing the names and use e addy's like "healthliving.com", and many others. They never stop. You can't get rid of them all !

itmaiden

FISHEYE said:
The real CL post.I emailed him to see if i get a response and a Ip# to go with it to trace

http://jacksonville.craigslist.org/tfr/1768505454.html

FISHEYE · Jun 9, 2010

They do lame youtube videos.All you have to do is watch 1 of their 29 videos and you wont want to watch the rest.

GOHO · Jun 9, 2010

itmaiden said:
It's not on Capt. Hirams calender for June. Professional companies usually screen through employment services. If anyone participates and this is kinda legit, make sure you take them to a treasure hunting spot where there isn't any real treasure.

I think it would be funny to "plant" a stuffed toy bunny" in the sand and "pull it out" ! Maybe one with energizer batteries holding his own metal detector

itmaiden

GOHO said:

I was asked to post this... I have no idea what to expect but this group seem serious...

"OPEN CASTING CALL FOR TREASURE HUNTERS !! ALL AGES AND SIZES....
We're looking for CHARACTERS. Whether you're a professional diver, a boat captain or a just novice with a metal detector we'd like to meet you Friday, June 11th at 4 pm at Capt. Hiram's Boat Bar. SEE YOU THEN! "

Should be interesting non-the-less...

Click to expand...

I know that they did contact Capt Hirams and they rented the Boat Bar for Friday night.... They just did this about 2 weeks ago so it will not be on Hirams calendar. The name of the rep that contacted me is "Teddy Grennan". He did not mention anything about "ShockCollar" but did run a few ideas by me some were ok some i didn't like! The only way to know whats up is to attend. If nothing else Capt Hirams is a great place to cut loose and have fun....

WishfulThinker · Jun 9, 2010

www.hirams.com

Check out the Sandbar Page.

ArmyDiver · Jun 11, 2010

Not a half bad night actually. Guys from the production company were pretty legit. One of them was from the hit movie Super Troopers so they're actually well known in the business. Guys were very down to earth and nice. Had a good chat with both of them. Not sure if the idea will take off. They pitched it to spike TV, who liked the idea and told them to find some people do make it happen. Who knows what will come of it.

Greg,
Nice to meet you and the gang. Appreciate you taking the time to chat with me and pass on a little bit of knowledge. Always nice to meet someone who truly lives the treasure life and has such a passion for it. Couldn't stop staring at that huge hunk of gold around your neck though. I'll be sure to give you a holler about coming out on the boat.

Good night all around. Nice to meet everyone. Not sure what will come of the show but I think it could be interesting. Maybe give more of a mainstream boost to the hobby.

Diver

rgecy · Jun 11, 2010

They were supposedly doing some filming today and The Conquistador may be in some of the shots! It would be nice to see her back in the water and how cool to see heron TV!

Robert

Bigcypresshunter · Aug 4, 2010

I received an email from Marc this morning. I guess we all did. I wonder if its the same. :icon_scratch:

I say you guys go for it!! :icon_thumright:

Hi bigcypresshunter,

A major television production company has asked me to forward this to our members - this is a VERY serious casting call, and I wish you the best if you are interested. I would LOVE to see a TNet'r become a star!

_____________________________________________________________

Major TV Production Company is ISO Passionate and Proven Treasure Hunters

Do you make your living traversing the country in an RV scavenging for artifacts from centuries past? Are you a family of metal detectorists who heads out to the local Civil War battlefields on the weekends to find your loot? Or a colorful character who pores over antique maps to find long lost relics?

If so, we want to hear from you. We are a major TV production company looking for our next big TV talent. You should be passionate about what you do, knowledgeable in a wide range of artifacts and time periods, but ultimately an amateur doing what you do because it's what you love. Ideal candidates include families who travel around the country - or even deep into their own backyards - searching for hidden treasures, a dynamic duo who hits the road in search of precious metals or Revolutionary War remnants to pay the rent, a unique individual who goes to great lengths to find long lost relics - or any combination in between.

If you think you have what it takes to be our next TV star, send us a video of your treasure hunting team telling us why we should pick you. Quirky personalities welcome.

Submission Guidelines
Please send a video (preferably a quicktime video) telling us who you are and why you want this gig. Video of yourselves in action is a major bonus.

In the body of your letter or e-mail, please answer the following questions.

1) What is your most astounding find to date?
2) What are your favorite types of finds?
3) What are your most frequent finds?
4) What do you do with your finds?
5) What regions of the country/world do you cover?
6) What methods/equipment do you use?

Please send the above materials with your contact information to Series.Inquiries@gmail.com. We will be in touch if we're interested. Thank you for your time, and GOOD LUCK!