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MyStudio's Revolutionary Personal Recording Studios Combine With Reality TV's Number One Casting Source to Create Mega Opportunity for TV Hopefuls

Hollywood, CA (November 16, 2009) - Studio One Media, Inc. ("Studio One") (OTCBB: SOMD) announced today a groundbreaking partnership with RealityWanted.com. The combination of Studio One's MyStudio® state-of-the-art personal video recording studios and the world's number one source for reality TV casting calls, RealityWanted.com, is about to take reality TV casting to a whole new level. The

(Photo courtesy of SyFy)
Left to Right: Jason Hawes and Grant Wilson.
 
Briarhurst Manor – Manitou Springs, Colorado
 
TAPS heads out west to visit the Briarhurst Manor, thought to be by some as the most haunted place in America.  The castle or manor was built in 1888 and  housed the Bell family and some believe they’ve never left.  Objects are said to move around on a daily basis and end up in different parts of the castle.  In one room, the walls were said to have “bled” a gooey

 
by Lindsay Strouse 

Season six of So You Think You Can Dance is coming back stronger than ever this year, with higher leaps and crazier tricks than we’ve ever seen before. At the end of a grueling Vegas week filled with highs, lows and more than one or two injuries, the judges finally picked the newest Top 20. This season’s Top 20 is coming with more than just one new style, including three tap dancers and a Krumper. 

Just when the we thought we were looking at SYTYCD’s newest Top 20

(Photo courtesy of SyFy) - Left to Right -  Grant Wilson and Jason Hawes
 
USS Salem – Quincy, Massachusetts
 
TAPS finds themselves “On a Boat” again…a really big boat.  Unfortunately T-Pain and Adam Sandberg could not guest host this show like Meatloaf did on the last weeks show.  The battleship was built between 1945-1949 and was mainly used to keep the Russians away during the cold war.  The caretakers of the ship have seen shadowy apparitions, voices telling people to “Get Out,” a woman in white walking through the

 
Recently we had the pleasure to speak with Lauren Hildebrandt who appeared on NBC’s Fame. Lauren, 24 and living in Los Angeles spoke about her upcoming projects and her experience on the show.

Q. RealityWanted.com: So how did you get involved with NBC’s Fame?
A. Lauren Hildebrandt: I did a lot of musical theater growing up and thought it would be the perfect fit. I went to the audition and ended up getting a call back.

Q. RealityWanted.com: So have you always loved acting and theater?
A. Lauren Hildebrandt: I