Mac & Bumble Search for TV Spokesmodel

SAN DIEGO, Calif. — Mac & Bumble have announced a massive search for a TV spokesmodel to host a series of pay-per-view events and infomercials on a new high-profile cable network with an audience of more than 115 million viewers.

"It's one of the most exciting things Mac & Bumble has ever been involved in," CEO Torrey Roberts said. "This is an extremely high-profile position with a great opportunity for celebrity status, considering the network where these shows will be running, how big the audience will be and where we're planning on taking these projects."

The spokesmodel position will involve many of the standard responsibilities, including monologues, doing interviews with guests and voice-overs during videos, but also will include modeling Playboy-style nudes in the programs. The initial shows will be shot in the U.S., but subsequent shows will be shot overseas, so there will be a tremendous opportunity for travel.

"The perfect candidate would be a gorgeous glamour model with an outgoing and bubbly personality," a company representative said. "Primarily, Mac & Bumble is seeking someone who is intelligent, has a great on-camera presence, is able to communicate well and is able to carry a conversation."

Up to 10 finalists will be chosen, and all will be flown to Los Angeles for on-camera test shoots, in-depth interviews, as well as paid test photo shoots.

To apply, visit the Mac & Bumble casting page.

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