BILLBOARD & GSN CASTING BODY PAINTING ARTISTS WANTED CASTING FOR GSN'S HIT TV SHOW - SKIN WARS!

BODY PAINTING ARTISTS WANTED
CASTING FOR GSN'S HIT TV SHOW - SKIN WARS!


SKIN WARS, hosted by Rebecca Romijn, is searching 
NATIONWIDE for amazing BODY PAINTING ARTISTSfor 
the second season of the hit show on GSN!

We're looking for the most talented and versatile body painters 
in the country - what's on your canvas?

The contestants' creativity, talent, and techniques will be tested 
as they participate in a series of challenges that all promise 
amazing reveals.  Over the course of the series, 10 contestants 
will be reduced down to three finalists who will compete in the finale.

The winner will receive a CASH PRIZE and a CAREER-
LAUNCHING OPPORTUNITY!

TO SUBMIT:
Be sure to mention you heard about this from BILLBOARDCASTING.COM for priority consideration, 
and email ALL the information requested below to:
SkinWarsCasting@theconlincompany.com
Be sure to include:
1.  Your name (first and last)
2.  Contact phone number
3.  City/State where you live
4.  A brief description of you, your body painting experience, 
and why you'd be great for this show
5.  Recent photo of you (jpg format please)
6.  Photos of some of your body painting work (jpg format please)

Hal Douglas, legendary movie trailer voiceover artist, dies at 89

Voiceover artist Hal Douglas has died. His booming voice and phrase "audiences everywhere" were known to generations of moviegoers and TV watchers. He was 89.

Douglas' daughter Sarah told The New York Times that the Connecticut native with the famous baritone died of pancreatic cancer last week. Douglas' craggy, ominous narration, which brought promises of brand new worlds and mayhem in our own, introduced films both epic and Oscar-worthy, with a list of credits that range from "Philadelphia" to "Con-Air" and everything in between. He even spoofed himself, with a starring role in the trailer for the Jerry Seinfeld documentary, "Comedian," in 2002. His famous catchphrase — or one variation of it, anyway — was also the inspiration for the title of Lake Bell's 2013 comedy about the voiceover industry, "In a World," in which she played the daughter of a legend in the niche industry trying to make it on her own. Ken Marino played a young voiceover actor whose deep voice certainly owes a debt to Douglas. Douglas was one of three major trailer voiceover artists, along with the late Don LaFontaine and Don Morrow. Douglas was featured in a short documentary about his life and craft, "A Great Voice," last year.