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Now hiring: HGTV casting landscapers and contractors for pilot

Do you have a green thumb?

Credit: JUSTIN SULLIVAN / STAFF / GETTY IMAGES

Credit: JUSTIN SULLIVAN / STAFF / GETTY IMAGES

Do you have a green thumb?
By Lauren Colley
Dec 7, 2015

Do you have experience creating beautiful landscaping? Ready for your close-up?

HGTV is looking for professional landscapers and contractors to cast in a pilot that will involve helping clients bring more curb appeal to their homes.

Males or females, between the ages of 25 - 50, interested in potentially hosting the new series should submit the following information to contractor@nancyglassproductions.com:

• name,

• location,

• brief bio,

• photos of themselves and their work and

• 30 - 45 second video explaining why they’d be great as host (cell phone video is acceptable)

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