The line up stretched around the corner at Ranchman’s Sunday morning, bustling with hopeful future contestants of the show Big Brother Canada.
Already a wildly popular show in the United States, the Canadian version pits 15 people against one another in a house monitored by television cameras 24/7. Every week someone is evicted from the home, the last houseguest standing wins a prize of $100,000.
Every person that showed up to Ranchman’s Sunday was guaranteed an interview with producers. Eventually 15 people will be chosen for the show from across the country.
Show producer Sue Brophey encouraged applicants to simply be themselves.
“We are looking for people to show us their personality,” she explains. “ Show us they’re a little devious…are they personable? So we are looking for those things.”
Producers insist there is no set personality they are looking to cast on the show.
Auditions are being held in seven different Canadian cities, the show will be aired on Global in spring of 2015.
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