New Casting Calls Feature 'Trivial Pursuit' and Television Projects Across Three U.S. Cities

The Spokane, Seattle and Oklahoma City roundups were compiled from listings on Casting Networks, indicating that the opportunities come from an industry casting database rather than independently reported productions.
The “Trivial Pursuit” listing specifically says contestants “must be great at trivia,” in addition to the stated age range of 18 to 57.
The opportunity involving people with unusual addictions, obsessions and habits is identified in the listings as a television series, rather than only a general television project.
Casting calls are now open across five U.S. cities for game shows, reality TV, short films, and a television series. Casting Networks listings in Spokane, Seattle, Oklahoma City, Tampa, and other markets are seeking contestants and participants aged 18 to 57. The most widely available role is a "Trivial Pursuit" contestant — applicants must be great at trivia, with game show submissions closing August 30 at 5:00 PM PDT. Casting Networks compensation varies by project, from daily film rates of $300 for short film work to negotiated fees for unscripted television series.
"Trivial Pursuit" Season 3 is actively recruiting contestants through Casting Networks in multiple regional hubs. Applicants must be between 18 and 57 years old and have genuine trivia knowledge. According to Casting Networks, the game show covers contestant travel and accommodations to studio filming locations, with some productions taping internationally in Portugal. No specific prize amounts were listed for the Spokane and Seattle markets, though regional game show calls mention cash grand prizes up to $20,000 per contestant.
A television series is casting for participants living with unusual addictions, obsessions, and eccentric behavioral habits. Casting Networks listings indicate that compensation will be discussed directly with the production team — no flat rate is guaranteed upfront. The unscripted format mirrors the style of TLC docuseries like "My Strange Addiction." Casting directors are reviewing applications across Spokane, Seattle, and Oklahoma City for the current season.
Short film productions are paying $300 per day for 12-hour shoots, according to Casting Networks listings. Additional opportunities include roles in music videos and other film and television projects across all five markets. Requirements vary by production — some seek specific age ranges, skills, or look types. Casting Networks compiles all listings from the industry's central talent database, making these calls accessible to non-union actors and everyday performers in mid-tier U.S. markets outside Los Angeles and New York.
Casting Networks allows broadcast networks and production companies to source talent simultaneously across secondary markets like Spokane, Seattle, and Oklahoma City. This shift reduces recruitment overhead while bringing diverse contestant pools into studio productions. Regional media outlets including NCW Life, KIRO 7, and local stations have compiled these listings into searchable guides for local talent. The strategy reflects growing broadcast demand for relatable, high-energy personalities in unscripted television and game show formats.
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