The Moment – USA TV
Leave a comment below and tells us why you should be part of the The Moment – USA TV Audition and Casting Call in 2012
The Moment Hosted By Kurt Warner
From the USA Network comes the most exciting reality television program of the year, The Moment. This amazing show will give several everyday people the opportunity to have a second chance at previously abandoned careers. Submissions for upcoming open casting calls are being accepted now. This is the chance for you or someone you know to get one more precious moment to live out a life’s dream!
The Moment will be hosted by NFL legend Kurt Warner who himself had to abandon his dream of being a pro football quarterback and found himself working in a grocery store stocking shelves. 18 months later he was a league and Super Bowl MVP and on his way to a Hall of Fame career. Who better than Kurt to lead those lucky people chosen to take one more shot at their dream life.
Did you or someone you love always want to be a race car driver, fashion designer, chef, deep sea diver or anything else but for some reason or another have to give up their dream? Did family responsibilities, health problems or financial concerns get in the way of you or a family member of becoming something they always wanted to be ? This is that rare chance to take one more chance on your biggest dream and fulfill your special moment. Applications for this awesome show are being accepted now and auditions will be held soon. Leave a comment below to tell us why you want to have a Moment and go here mysticartpictures.com/ncshow.php?nc_id=50 to nominate yourself or someone you love.
Many of us have to make selfless choices at one point or another that may cost us something we want – most people never get that “one more chance” to get their dream back, until now! Apply today and let Kurt Warner and the USA Network give you your ‘Moment’.
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Hello my name is Kyl Johnson I'm 22 years old and i have always wanted to Join the US Marine Corp just one problem i don't have a GED or High School diploma see the GED programs around here in Fulton won't take me in for prep classes i just want to serve our country thats asking to much i guess i would love to join the Marines so please give me a Second chance
I'm writing for my daughter. she is a clothing designer. she interned with betsy johnson right after college. day of graduation she got a job with calvin klein (men's division) in n. y. after about 6 months her best friend died in a car accident and she fell to pieces. she ended up coming home to florida. she has been designing on her own ever since. she did a phenomenal bathing suit line and when 9/11 hit all the stores that gave her orders cancelled. she quit for a while and went back, but this time designing women's clothing. she just hasn't gotten the right break yet. just look at her clothing line and you will see that she
deserves a break. being on this show may give her the opportunity she needs to make it. just go to camelle miami website and you will see some of her clothing.
HI MY NAME IS ANDRE SHIELDS AND IM 25YEARS AND I WOULD LIKE A SECOND CHANCE AT MY DREAM PRO BASKETBALL.I GAVE UP ON MY DREAM BECAUSE MY DAD GREW SICK AND I GAVE UP ON MY DREAM TO HELP TAKE OF MY MOM AND BECAME A SANITATION WORKER.BUT I JUST CANT HELP TO THINK WHAT I COULD OF BEEN AND WHAT I LOVE TO DO,WITH THAT BEING SAID I WOULD LIKE A SECOND CHANCE AT MY DREAM.
I want to be a producer/director in moves. I was on my way there. I started a website with a producer friend that took off. But on May 9 my sister got sick and she was pregnant they saved the baby but not my sister. I had to take care of the children and give my dream of making movies. I would love to do it again please help me out!!
Hi,
I have 3 Children all in a country band. They are trying to make it, but just can't get in front of a record producer. They all three have been going to school, working, and playing any gig they get a chance too. They are very talented and have wonderful three part harmonies.
It is their dream and they are very diligent hard working young people.
Thank you,
Leah (mom)
Ever since I was a little girl, I had dreamed of being a professional dancer. I would jump in front of any crowd and perform to whoever would watch. Years later, and now I am 16, I find myself still wanting to be a professional dancer, but I feel as if my time is up.
College auditions are next year and I've never been so scared for anything in my life. The previous times I have auditioned for anything I was always rejected. Summer Intensives, Jobs, and especially the High School Program.
Being a dancer, I have often received many negative comments regarding my weight. When I was thirteen years old and I auditioning, a scarring memory was formed. I was standing in the room in my leotard and tights, ready to partake in my group class. All of the dancers were surrounding me, observing, whispering comments about the fat girl auditioning. A stick thin ballet trained girl came over to me and asked, to my face, “aren’t you too overweight to be a dancer?” I was broken.
You don't forget standing onstage at a dance competition, dancing on stage while girls in the wings are snickering "look at the fat girl in the back, why is she even bothering taking dance."
I started to believe I was incapable of achieving my dance dreams due to my astounding weight of 175 lbs; however, I was not going to give up. I had always been overweight and had always been an average dancer. Through clean eating and exercise I was able to go from a size 12/14 to a size 4/6 and through extensive practice I was able to advance my dance skill. But not enough.
My dance studio is small. In fact I don't even have enough room to dance full out. My teachers don't acknowledge me.
I feel like I've been cheated of a dance education. My teachers never taught me, never corrected me, and never gave me a chance. I wasn't naturally talented, and I wasn't a favorite. The teachers don't acknowledge my existence. They stick me in the back corner and still don't take me seriously as a dancer.
I would go to another school, but they are too far and too expensive. Unfortunately, the price to practice extra is astoundingly high and my family was unable to afford private lessons.
I can't afford to go to a new school, I can't afford private lessons, and I can't get the type of education required. Essentially, its too late. But it doesn't have to be.
If I could take my senior year in another studio, dancing as much as possible, with private instructors or just in a class big enough for me to dance in, then I can improve. I need to be ready for college. I don't want to give up. I still wish to, want to, and need to be a professional dancer. Dance is the only thing that matters to me in life. I was able to lose all the weight, and I will be able to bring myself to the appropriate level.
The time is now and please consider me, I need a second chance.
Thank You
hi my name is james i am 23 years old and i would like to have another shot at my dream of playing football. In high school i was 6'5" and 255 pounds and played football and basketball but i never gave it my all. I was too busy running around with friends and not thinking about my future. now im 23 and have 2 kids and work full time to support them and i dont have the money or time to go to college. i often wonder what i could have been if i would have just tried and gave it my all. since getting out of high school ive slimmed down to 205 pounds but im still 6'5". i feel like i've let my parents and family down because i feel that they expected so much more from me. I would just like to have 1 more shot at it so i can give it my all.
my son Charlie put his dream on hold when his father passed away in 2007 to help me raise his little brother that was 13 at the time.his passion has always been special effects.for as long as I can remember he always wanted to go to the school in PA that was run by the best tom spafinie.he works on people during holloween I love Charlie to get that chance
I remember I was 7 when I attended my first air show. Watching the Blue Angels' two solo pilots do their act really captured my soul. Aircraft screaming thru the air, seemingly made to do impossible things that made crowds gasp. Right then and there, I knew I wanted to be an aerobatic pilot, and one day do what those men did. Loop, roll, and make a plane really dance in the skies, wowing the crowds and maybe inspiring some of them to follow their path and become aviators.
Fast forward 34 years later. Life went by as fast as those jets I watched as a child. I eventually managed to get my pilot's license, but the need to support my wife and I kept it at more a hobby-level. It was last year when I finally had enough – I saved up enough to take up a true aerobatic airplane and, with an instructor keeping me safe, put it they it's proper paces. Feeling the G's crush at me was exhilarating to say the least, as was the sense of accomplishment at pushing an airplane to it's maneuvering limits.
The only thing missing was a crowd.
I may one day be rated to loop and roll and make a plane dance thru the skies all by myself, but like my flying now, it would be just recreational. To be able to do so at an air show is that dream of mine that remains just out of reach. I'd love to pass onto the current generation of youngsters that bit of magic I felt when I was their age.
hello my name is brandon Bond i'm a single father of one son who is about to turn 11 in june.his mother passed away back in 2010.i never got a chance to do what i really wanted to do and thats flying heilcopters.i'm haveing a hard time with the cost of jus obtaining a piolets License.i'm in search of help to fufill this dream that i'v had for so long now. thank you for your time.. and for helping others live there dreams.
Dear Mr. Warner,
I found out that my mom contacted this site about her dream. I wanted to tell you about it as well. She gave up her dream twice. Once to be a mom to me and a second time, fourteen years later when she was diagnosed with cancer. My mom teamropes and when she thought I was old enough for her to start roping again, the worst things happended. My dad moved out and she found out she had cancer that same week. It was a really bad time for her but she is very strong and gave her trust to God and she handled all that happened with courage and grace. When my parents divorced that year, she worked two jobs to raise me. Her dream of roping again never happened. She sold her horse to move us back to her home town where she could be near her family. She is an amazingly unselfish person and an inspiration to everyone that knows her. She never had a real shot at roping and competing for a living but I have no doubt that even today, she could do it. She hasn't roped in many years but I know if you gave her an opportuniy, she would be an inspiration to so many people. She is kind and has a heart of gold and she truly deserves a chance to make her dream come true.
Thank you,
Cricket
Hello,
My name is Susie and my heart has always belonged to horses. I was married in 1988 and started team roping…loved it. I became a mom in 1993 and stopped ropig because being a mom took up all my time and I never regret making that decision. When my daughter became a teenager, I began to team rope again. I trained a horse that was given to me and I after he was seasoned I started winning small ropings and jackpots. That same year my husband left me and our daughter on a Monday afternoon and I found out I had cancer that next Tuesday morning. That year was the toughest of my life but I recovered emotionally and physically. My daughter and I were living in Abilene Texas at the time and decided to move back to my home town of Corpus Christi, Texas. I sold everything I had to make a fresh start…including my horse that I trained and loved. I work hard everyday but still dream of roping and competiting again.
good morning, mr. kurt warner. My name is glenn dhont.Ihave watched your show, and you seem like you are a good man, and care about people's feelings.I am writing to you today in hopes that i can accomplish my dream; to become a movie actor. I am doing this for my mom too. You see mr. warner, She has alzheimer's disease as well as benign leukemia.I HAVE DONE ACTING IN THE PAST, I CO-STARRED IN A MOTION PICTURE CALLED THE'4TH BEAST' . I EVEN HAVE IT ON DVD, WHERE MY NAME IS ON THE BACK AS ONE OF THE CO-STARS.bUT, I AM STRUGGLING, WITH NO MONEY, AND NO AGENT. I lost my full-time job last year so, i could'nt help my mom pay some of her bills. I always wanted to buy her things she never had, and i cry sometimes about it.I am doing the acting for myself and her. I don;t know how long she will live.I also did commercials, and was a model for sports illustrated working for renee kilmer johnson at randhurst mall in mt.prospect,illinois.I also worked for antwione and kelly labrock forsalon egocentric. I was the only white male model to work at his ebony agency.I also worked for dominick morella at nexus, chris montoya at lightworks, and xenon.Acting is the only thing i want to accomplish in my life,but i had difficulty finding jobs and without a agent.I cant afford it ,because i am trying to help my mother instead.IF YOU EVER READ THIS AND YOU DON'T CONSIDER ME, IWANT TO THANK YOU FOR READING THIS,AND ALSO TRYING TO HELP ME. yOU ARE A GOOD MAN .THANK YOU AND GOD BLESS YOU. I HOPE WHATEVER YOU WISH FOR. IT COMES YOUR WAY.MR.WARNER ONE MORE THING YOU ARE ALSO HELPING MY MOM TOO.iSAVED HER LIFE TWICE AND SHE IS THE ONLY THING I HAVE THAT IS WORTH SOMETHING TO A BUM LIKE ME.tHIS IS WHY WHEN I HAVE TO WORK HARD AND WHEN I THINK OF GIVING UP, I THINK OF MY MOM. tAKE CARE, AND THANK YOU.
I Wrestled in the 80′s for Saturday morning TV for the WWF. Then got hurt in an auto accident to end my wrestling career. I was the Manager for the Tag team champs “The Kings of Pain” in 1998-2000. I then went back to work as an Electrician because I needed to put my children through college. I wish that I could have had a Second Chance at working for the now, WWE in the office, or as a Manager. I know that with my experience on the Executive Board of my union, and Paul-Central Corp. that I could be an asset to them if I only had a shot. PEZ.
Thank you for reading my post. I am asking for an opportunity for my husband to coach college football or basketball or announce for one of the ESPN channels. We became parents while he was in college. Since then his focus has been being there for other children who don't have fathers and being great for our own 2 children as well. Our son was born 2 months premature and he was with him everyday in the hospital ensuring that he was going to be fine. He's a great dad, father, son, brother, husband and friend who never does anything for himself including taking days off. For over the 10 years he has worked 7 days a week 14-15 hour days holding 5 yes I said 5 jobs at once (still to this day) and volunteers. He won't take the time to focus on himself or even just hang out with the guys. He knows that athletes need a mentor. He works even when he is sick and does not even take a personal days. I know everyone has a story and mine is not to make you feel sorry, but to ask you to consider this wonderful man that I love and has been blessed to be married to for this opportunity of a lifetime. Our son is doing fine now and our daughter who is a 9th grader volunteers in the community w successfully collected and distributing backpacks and school supplies for to kids in need in our community (over 700 to-date)which was inspired by her father's involvement in her life.
Hey My Mothers dream has always been to have a career in music, she is super talented and never really got a shot at it, she has three c.d.'s out and 3 daughters one of which passed away when my mom was just 27, i feellike she is so selfless everyday is about us and our family, she was a single mom who put food on our table, she looks and plays the part of a great and talented musician, she has bright Red and and an awesome band, we live in maine on the coast its beautiful here but no oppurtunity for her to exspress what i know deeply she wants to please help us make her dreamcome true i know she wont dissapoint, p.s we have videoes ext…
Hello Mr. Warmer my name is Michael calkins I'm 21 and want to join the U.S Army I don't have any problems with the law I'm just to big I'm over 100+ lbs over weight this has been my dream since i was little and need help i can't stand it its so hard to do it alone please help me realize my dream.
hi my name is darla I'm 22 yrs old with a 3 yr old daughter I have a fiance his name is zachary he's 23 yrs old he always wanting to be a football player he had a chance after graduating in high school top of the class he got a scholarship to play football at college he didn't have the money now he's working two jobs everyday and bills are still piling up he feels like he has no chance in playing football that It's over I want him to get another chance I would love to see my fiance fulfill he's dream
Hi I'm a 50 year old divorced mother of 2 young men.I've been a singer over25 years,I've done radio jingles,sang in church,done the national anthem at rodeos and motor cross competitions,weddings,funerals,my health went downhill with pain and depression that nearly paralyzed me.I'm scraping my way out this but keep getting knocked down.I'm a born again christian but my dream slipped thru my fingers.I feel defeated and gave up till I saw Kurt warner on christian 700 club and I knew I had to at least try and tell my story.may the lord willing.thank you for your time.Cindy Gervais Ivey.
Hello Mr. Warner,
My name is Tammy Nelson. I have lived in Nashville, Tn. over 15 years. I am a Wife,Mother and new Grandma at 53. I love the lord and sing in choir.
My dream has always been to sing at Carnegie Hall and Grand Ole Opry. Please help me with the exposure. I have written a song "Beautiful Baby" on utube under my name.
I sing at weddings, kentucky Opry and retirement homes. Would also like to sing National Anthems at any Football or Baseball games. I sang when Micheal Jordan came here with minor leagues. My talent is Natural, GOD given.
Have a vocal instructor too.
Thank You
God Bless,
Tammy Nelson
My name is G. Thomas, I am now 45 yrs. old. At age 15 I start my dream using a keyboard and drums. I upgraded to a professional studio in NY in 1990. I was able to get into the Warehouse studio here in Philly in 1995. Because the almost impossible difficulty with Philly artist breaking into the industry, I started a record company in 1996. My then wife made my life a living hell with constant accusations of cheating which caused me to come down with heart failure in 2002. In 2004 I had a heart transplant, a year later she divorced me to be with another man. After a downward spiral, my disability was stopped and I was homeless in 2010. I am now slowly able to get on my feet, I still work on music on the chance that I will one day get to live the dream I waited my entire life for.