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HISTORY CHANNEL CASTING MILITARY AND LAW ENFORCEME
TopShot
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HISTORY CHANNEL CASTING MILITARY AND LAW ENFORCEMENT MARKSMEN/SNIPERS WITH STORIES OF AMAZING SHOTS MADE IN THE LINE OF DUTY
History Channel and the producers of "Top Shot" are looking for military, police, sheriff, SWAT and other agency marksmen and snipers with compelling stories of shots that they've taken while in service.
Maybe you're a current or former military sniper or precision marksman who succeeded in an extraordinary long or short-range engagement. Maybe you're a serviceman, federal agent or cop who landed an incredibly accurate shot that saved your life or the lives of others.
If you have a memorable tale of marksmanship that served your community or country, then the History Channel wants to know your story.
You will also have the opportunity to take part in a precision or sniper-related challenge to WIN A PRIZE!
CONTACT US TODAY!
Send an email to Casting@pilgrimstudios.com with:
* Your name
* Your city/state
* Your phone number
* A recent photo of yourself
* And a brief explanation of why you are right for this show
All former/current law-enforcement and military personnel are encouraged to apply. This is your opportunity to share your story with the rest of America!
ADDITIONAL INFORMATION
Candidates must be at least 21 years of age and a legal resident of the United States.
Candidates must be in reasonably good physical condition and proficient in precision and long-range marksmanship.
All potential participants will be required to enter into written agreements with Producer, provide verification of their actions and undergo a customary television background check.
All potential participants must be available to travel to Los Angeles (at the Producer's expense) for in-person, on-camera casting interviews during the week of June 28, 2015. Final dates TBD.
History Channel and the producers of "Top Shot" are looking for military, police, sheriff, SWAT and other agency marksmen and snipers with compelling stories of shots that they've taken while in service.
Maybe you're a current or former military sniper or precision marksman who succeeded in an extraordinary long or short-range engagement. Maybe you're a serviceman, federal agent or cop who landed an incredibly accurate shot that saved your life or the lives of others.
If you have a memorable tale of marksmanship that served your community or country, then the History Channel wants to know your story.
You will also have the opportunity to take part in a precision or sniper-related challenge to WIN A PRIZE!
CONTACT US TODAY!
Send an email to Casting@pilgrimstudios.com with:
* Your name
* Your city/state
* Your phone number
* A recent photo of yourself
* And a brief explanation of why you are right for this show
All former/current law-enforcement and military personnel are encouraged to apply. This is your opportunity to share your story with the rest of America!
ADDITIONAL INFORMATION
Candidates must be at least 21 years of age and a legal resident of the United States.
Candidates must be in reasonably good physical condition and proficient in precision and long-range marksmanship.
All potential participants will be required to enter into written agreements with Producer, provide verification of their actions and undergo a customary television background check.
All potential participants must be available to travel to Los Angeles (at the Producer's expense) for in-person, on-camera casting interviews during the week of June 28, 2015. Final dates TBD.
Comments
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lon_Horiuchi
I have watched many LEO shoot most don't even LIKE guns never practice on their own DIME. Never Hunt ETC. I am not saying I am good but I think there are Civilians that are just as good or better they need a bigger pool to get the best.
Maybe they can find a SWAT(tie) who made a daring shot on pooch or an innocent citizen at the wrong address.
Lon Horiurchi Can brag about how he killed American Citizens.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lon_Horiuchi
Excellent point!
Now there's a sniper who deserves his own 12 hour mini-series. He can talk about shooting a man's wife as she held their baby in her arms. He can explain how he learned to murder the innocent. Then he can talk about how to get away with it all, protected from justice because he was a law enforcement officer.
quote:Originally posted by bpost
Lon Horiurchi Can brag about how he killed American Citizens.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lon_Horiuchi
Excellent point!
Now there's a sniper who deserves his own 12 hour mini-series. He can talk about shooting a man's wife as she held their baby in her arms. He can explain how he learned to murder the innocent. Then he can talk about how to get away with it all, protected from justice because he was a law enforcement officer.
Makes you wonder who started Total War first! In WWI or The American Civil War.Both sides used Snipers In The Civil War but Sherman Burned out the South pretty good to be elected except he did not kill women and Children like they did in WWII (Both Sides)
If total war comes again then g_d help us all when the nukes fall from the sky!
http://www.history.com/topics/american-civil-war/shermans-march
The Yankees were "not only fighting hostile armies, but a hostile people," Sherman explained; as a result, they needed to "make old and young, rich and poor, feel the hard hand of war."
Not counting any slaves or females taken for breeding of course. The "Spoils of War" concept is equally as ancient.
Anyhow, as far as this History Channel invite, the topic is already well covered and frankly done to death. I'm pretty tired of what the channel has become. It's now one of those channels I skip over. In fact, when my current cable contract runs out I plan to drop it and go with TV over internet. That way I won't have to pay for silly annoying crap polluting channel after channel while I look for the few that are worth my time.