Howcast Seeks YouTube Spokesperson

ByNalts

Howcast is looking for someone to produce, edit, and host our new video blog taking a look inside Howcast and the world of how-to. Writes Howcast, “this is a real, paid part-time gig in its NYC office in SoHo.”

Tell ’em how you’d be the face of Howcast’s new series by submitting a video response on YouTube.

How to enter:

  • Visit YouTube.com/Howcast to watch the casting call video.
  • Review job requirements and make sure you qualify.
  • Create a vlog entry highlighting both Howcast’s how-to content.
  • Upload the vlog entry as a video response on YouTube to this video here by Nov. 30.
  • Send the link to your video response and full contact information (name, phone number, e-mail, mailing address) to vlogcasting@howcast.com.

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