PLEASE NOTE:*The Los Angeles, Orlando, and Houston audition dates have changed.
*See city venues for location updates.The auditions are scheduled to take place starting March 2007, in the following cities listed below:
LOS ANGELES – MARCH 18TH -
Los Angeles Convention Center
1201 S. Figueroa St. Los Angeles, CA – 90015
SAN FRANCISCO - MARCH 25TH -
Regency Ballroom
1290 Sutter St. San Francisco, CA - 94109
CHICAGO – MARCH 31ST -
Navy Pier
600 E. Grand Ave. Chicago, IL - 60611
NEW YORK CITY – APRIL 4TH -
Broad Street Ballroom
41 Broad St. New York, NY - 10004
ORLANDO – APRIL 10TH -
The Walt Disney World Contemporary Resort
4600 N World Dr. Lake Buena Vista, FL - 32830
HOUSTON – APRIL 15TH -
The Berry Center
8877 Barker Cypress Rd. Cypress, TX - 77344
Good Luck to every
Submitted on March 18th, 2007 by MichelleGood Luck to every auditioning in Los Angeles today.
Just got a field report from
Submitted on March 19th, 2007 by MichelleJust got a field report from someone who will stay anonymous for now from the Los Angeles auditions:
Auditions for LA were held in the Los Angeles Convention Center. Only 500 or so people showed up to audition.
It seems that there will be no Matt Gallant as the host of Season 2. There's a whole new host. Don't know the name but tall, handsome, bald and black.
There were very few of the same faces from Season 1...so its going to be a whole new type of show.
American Inventor audition
Submitted on March 19th, 2007 by Anonymous (not verified)Hello to all inventors,
I was at the LA auditions, I would estimate about 1500 hopefull's. Now let me start off by saying I am not a sore loser or angry, Just a word from someone who has been there. The judges are not people who really know the in's and out's of a true inventor. There function is to choose people of character, ideals that are wacky or bazaar, ideals that the average person would not consider purchasing. The "Judge's" are not the same people you see on the television show, The "Judge's" are much younger than most of the "Hopeful's", The judges are there to create a show, remember it's a Hollywood production. I saw ideal's with some merit, hard working people that put thought into there ideals and they were turned down. Be prepared, have a "off the wall", "goofy side" for your presentation to the judges as they are there to pick personalities over inventions. Remember, if you are turned away and you truly believe in your product, keep it your mind that it is a Hollywood production, so don't be broken hearted.
American Inventor Audition
Submitted on March 19th, 2007 by Anonymous (not verified)I was at the Los Angeles Audition as well. The camera's were pretty much all over the people that "stood out". I was able to sit next to one the staff members who did the interviewing for contestants who were called back after they passed the second panel of judges. The ideas that I saw which made it weren't things the average person would buy. The judges looked like they were no more than their mid to late twenties and I really question their technical knowledge. I have to agree it seems to be more of a hollywood production than a true inventor's contest.
We had heard from one
Submitted on March 19th, 2007 by MichelleWe had heard from one contestant that there were only about 500 inventors, and the rest were supporters. Did you think it was more like 1500 or 500 inventors?
Little discussions for the
Submitted on March 19th, 2007 by MichelleLittle discussions for the Los Angeles auditions are going on throughout to site, so I thought it may be helpful to flag some of the other discussions.
Here:
http://www.americaninventorspot.com/forum/viewtopic.php?p=1159#1159
and
http://www.americaninventorspot.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=196
in the forums.
Number of contestants there
Submitted on March 19th, 2007 by Anonymous (not verified)Michelle,
I got there at around 6:50 in the morning and waited until 2:30 just to get inside the building. When I finally gave my paperwork to the lady she said there were 350 people who went before me( just inventors, not including supporters). After making it through the first panel of judges, I then asked a staff member how many people had come to the audition. He told me it was over 1000 people and they would be calling people back tommorow.
Oh thanks Anonymous for the
Submitted on March 20th, 2007 by MichelleOh thanks Anonymous for the details on the numbers. I had hear they were expecting one or two thousand, and when I heard there were only 500 I was surprised.
I hope you had a good experience?
Michelle, Trying out for
Submitted on March 20th, 2007 by Anonymous (not verified)Michelle,
Trying out for Everyday Edisons was much more of a beneficial experiece for me. I learned a lot more from that and it was more focused on the invention itself, not so much on someone's personality. What annoyed me about trying out for AI was the judges who were no older than their late 20's didnt seem to have any technical knowledge or industry expertise. The questions they asked me were more geared toward myself and not the invention. To me, it seemed like they were looking more for people and idea's who would give them good TV material.
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