Digital Playground: It's Open Call for 3rd Season of 'DP Star'

Digital Playground: It's Open Call for 3rd Season of 'DP Star'

LOS ANGELES — Digital Playground is ready to kick off a new season of its epic competition show, “DP Star,” and announced its open call for competitors.

Last year’s winner, Aria Alexander, will host the third season and be presented with a panel of judges — Eva Lovia (“DP Star” Winner 2015), Brazzers exclusive Nikki Benz and the Keiran Lee.

Holly Randall, the legendary female producer and photographer in adult entertainment, will be directing and producing all of the auditions, as well as the final Top 5 orgy. 

“’DP Star’ is going to be welcoming all types of talent so the competition is sure to be stiff,” the studio said. “There’ll be highs, lows and all kinds of wild in-betweens! Bring your A game and maybe you can be this year’s new winner of ‘DP Star.’” 

Digital Playground said this morning that its looking for new talent from across the globe for its third season. To take a shot at winning “DP Star” Season 3, Digital Playground released the specs for prospective contestants:

  • Contestants must be of legal age within the U.S.;
  • Contestants must have a legitimate working visa for the U.S. if you are not a citizen; and,
  • The competition is for female talent only. 

The first-place winner of "DP Star" receives $15,000 and a lead role in 10 additional scenes on Digital Playground and Brazzers shot within a six-month timeline 

Second-place winner receives $7,000 and six guaranteed scenes across MindGeek products shot within a six-month timeline 

The third-place winner receives $3,000 and four guaranteed scenes across MindGeek products shot within a three-month timeline. 

Apply here to be considered.

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