'Love Is Blind' Is Currently Casting In These US Cities & Here's How You Can Apply
Do you want to find love in the pods?

Kwame Appiah and Chelsea Griffin on 'Love Is Blind' Season 4. Right: Tiffany Pennywell on 'Love Is Blind' Season 4.
If you're a Love Is Blind fan and are interested in being on the show, now is your chance to find love in the pods.
Kinetic Content, the production company behind the reality show, has put out a casting call for singles in four U.S. cities and if you're interested in the dating experiment then you can get started on your application right away.
The company is currently looking to cast singles in Minneapolis/St. Paul, Minnesota; Phoenix, Arizona; Nashville, Tennessee; and Denver, Colorado.
Anyone who is interested can fill out the application online.
The application includes a questionnaire of over 70 questions, including basic ones like your name, ethnicity and occupation.
Applicants will also be asked to upload a 15-second video explaining why "you're ready to find love in the pods."
The questionnaire also asks for your "best face photo" and a complete "body shot."
You'll also be asked to reflect on some personal questions like your dating history, whether you want children in the future, why you're single and what's been missing from previous relationships.
If you're wondering if you'll be paid to appear on the show, the answer is yes, contestants do get paid, but it's not much.
If you're still on the fence about applying and how the process works, a former contestant of the show spilled a bunch of secrets on how the dates work and other fun facts about the show like who gets to choose the engagement rings.
Narcity also spoke with Donna Driscoll, the head of casting at Kinetic Content, about how the application process for Love Is Blind works.
Driscoll says first they get the applications in and they go through every single one. A phone interview is the next step, which Driscoll says is to weed out anyone who isn't there for the "right reasons."
"I feel like there's a misconception that because the show is so popular, it's very easy to cast or find people, but it's actually not. It gets harder and harder with each season because you want to make sure that we're holding on to that authenticity we had in Season 1," she explained.
After the phone interview, the casting team will do an interview over Zoom, background and psych checks and a compatibility questionnaire.
The casting director acknowledged that the application process is long and can take up to five months, but she doesn't want people who are considering applying to get discouraged by it.
Chelsea Griffin from Season 4 of LIB has also joined the casting team at Kinetic and she will be vetting applicants and moving them forward in the interview process.
Seasons 1-5 of Love Is Blind are available on Netflix.
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