Video streaming service YouNow will enable contestants to interact with producers of the show and showcase their talents in a live audition.
- Dec 2, 2015
AceShowbiz - "America's Got Talent" continues to make things easy for its future hopefuls in the eleventh season. Contestants who cannot make it to the audition points can now do a live audition via video streaming service YouNow.
According to Variety, the show's producers will filter the contestants before the impressive acts are able to perform before the judges. The interactive network will open for one hour on select Wednesdays at 3 P.M. PT in the course of nine weeks beginning December 2. Contestants are asked to develop a 90-second routine, describe the talent and sign up here.
The auditions will also allow performers to communicate with producers in real time and show their acts to viewers at home. This way, the auditions will reach places in the country that the show had not been able to.
"With millions of viewers in our audience, talent regularly gets discovered on YouNow. Having 'America's Got Talent' producers officially review acts on YouNow every week will make the opportunity to be part of the most popular talent show on TV within anyone's reach," said YouNow founder and CEO Adi Sideman.
