Deal or No Deal Auditions

Deal or No Deal auditions can happen either in person or virtually. So unless the Deal or No Deal game show comes to your town, it's time to get out your video recorder. Why? Because assuming the show doesn't show up in your town seeking contestants, you'll need to create a video that showcases the personality of you and your supporters.



Competition is intense, so be creative in the video. Show what makes you unique, but keep in mind – you must be the kind of person viewers want to see win big money. The nice thing about a video recorder is that you can redo it until it's just right.

Video Recorder Route - Critical Steps for those unable to audition in person

• Make one five-minute videotape of yourself, along with the supporters you wish to have appear with you on TV.
• Fill out an application.
• Include a recent photo of each person (you and your supporters).
• Send the application, photos, and video to the show's contestant department. (I've posted the mailing address, below.)

About the Video:

• Five-minutes long.
• Start with your name and hometown and go from there.
• Be creative. What makes you unique? What would you do with a million dollars?
• Include the friends and family you'd like to appear with you on-camera.
• Make sure viewers can see and hear you clearly.
• Label the tape with your name address and phone number.
• Remember, as of the last time I saw a notice on this, they only accepted VHS tapes – the ones that fit in your VCR.
• Before you mail out the packet, rewind your tape to the beginning. Brownie points!

• The NBC Deal or No Deal Auditions application is how you relay your "most embarrassing moment" or "weirdest thing about you." And that's just the beginning.
• Adobe Reader is required to view the application. Download a free copy here.
• Answer the questions honestly.
• Applications must be accompanied by a video tape.

About Photos:

• Enclose a recent personal photo of each person.
• Photos should be clearly labeled with your names and phone numbers on the back.
• If possible, send two clear photos of each person - one close up and one full body.

Remember, applications or materials for Deal or No Deal auditions aren't returned, so save a copy! For more information, see NBC's Official Casting Page. If there are Deal or No Deal auditions going on, this is where you'll find information on them. (Sadly, this also means that if there's no audition activity, there'll be no news here. Rats!) This NBC casting page changes frequently, so you'll want to keep checking back.