Wild Rover Productions is looking for a Junior Researcher / Researcher to join the production team on their new TV series on a short-term contract basis.

This is not an entry-level position. Applicants must have previously worked as a junior researcher or a researcher.

A clean driving license is also an advantage.

We regret that we will only be able to contact those applicants who have successfully made it through to interview stage.

If you think you fit the bill, and have the required experience, then please send a CV and covering letter to jobs@wild-rover.com

Deadline for submissions: 1pm Friday the 18th of May

Interviews will be held week commencing the 23rd of May.
Start date of production is likely to be the 28th of May.

Props Master / Art Director

Wild Rover Productions seeks a Prop Master / Art Director to work on their new TV series on a short-term contract basis.

The successful candidate will be required to source, build, and manage props.

This is not an entry-level position. Applicants must have some experience in a prop master or art director role.

Applicants must have a clean driving license.

We regret that we will only be able to contact those applicants who have successfully made it through to interview stage.

If you think you fit the bill, and have the required experience, then please send a CV and covering letter to jobs@wild-rover.com

Deadline for submissions: 1pm Friday the 18th of May.

Interviews will be held week commencing the 23rd of May.
Start date of production is likely to be the 28th of May.

ABC – 21.00 ST – 20.00 CT.

Jerry Bruckheimer will be hosting a live chat on Twitter during both broadcasts.

Watch the trailer here.

The six part series is executive produced by Jerry Bruckheimer and Bertram Van Munster – the same partnership behind Emmy award winning The Amazing Race.

The US version is produced by Jerry Bruckheimer and Bertram Van Munster – and is currently filming in secret locations across the United States.

Variety Magazine says:

“ABC will launch unscripted series “Take the Money and Run,” exec produced by Jerry Bruckheimer and Bertram van Munster, on August 2nd.

Somewhat akin to van Munster’s CBS reality hit “The Amazing Race,” the series — greenlit last spring with the title “Catch Me” — features a competition between two-person teams in a citywide cat-and-mouse game, with a grand prize of $100,000 awaiting the champion. One twist is that common folk will try to outwit real-life law enforcement pros.

Elise Doganieri (“Amazing Race”), Jonathan Littman (“Chase”) and Philip Morrow are also exec producing “Take the Money and Run,” which has a six-episode order.”

Competition for the top spot included Ant & Dec’s Push the Button and Wipeout.

Figures have boosted the interest in America where Nigel Lythgoe has picked up the rights to pitch the format to US networks.

“The National Lottery Secret Fortune” is the high-stakes and emotion-charged studio quiz show where paired contestants compete by correctly answering questions to eliminate twenty-three Secret Fortune envelopes.

As the tension climaxes, just one envelope will remain that could contain a significant and life-changing Secret Fortune.

The braver and smarter the contestants, the bigger their ultimate Secret Fortune will be.