GUSTO Casting Call

Got an e-mail today from Canada-based GUSTO Worldwide Media -- There's a casting call! Here's the blurb:

CALLING ALL TALENTED COOKS!
Gusto Worldwide Media is thrilled to be moving forward with a number of original cooking series and are looking for Canada’s next culinary superstars. Whether you’re a professional chef, inspired home cook or a passionate foodie, it’s time to show off your skills and personality! Gusto Worldwide Media will be producing shows non-stop throughout 2017 and are in search of all kinds of talent in a variety of categories: bakers, globally inspired cooks and/or a fun personality who could host a dinner-party show.

We want to hear from you if:

• You’re a foodie.
• You know how to cook. Like really, really cook.
• You have a BIG, fun personality.
• You specialize in global cuisine (e.g. Korean, Cantonese, Szechuan, Greek, Caribbean, Lebanese, Moroccan, Turkish, etc.).
• Baking is your life.

Culinary hopefuls are encouraged to submit a one- to two-minute video via the form below. Don’t worry about the production, lighting or editing; just set up your phone in the kitchen, hit record and prove that you’re the best at what you do! Tell us about your background, your passion and why you would make the best Gusto star, why you’re the right person to make kimchee simple or baklava achievable.

This is an opportunity of a lifetime; don’t miss out! But hurry, because this casting call will close on December 17, 2016.

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