Offbeat America

NOW

CASTING!!

Do you have a Wacky, out-of-the-ordinary home? Know someone who does? We want to hear from you!

“Offbeat America” is a series on Home & Garden Television (“HGTV”) that celebrates the offbeat spirit in people across the nation. We are looking for unusual houses and yards that are truly amazing! Do you have a home that’s intriguing? Or a friend who has done something totally unique to his house? Please let us know!

Each half-hour episode features five to six homes from across the country.
Recent stories include:

Out in the middle of the Mojave Desert, a man has engineered his aluminum house to spin like a top.
Covered in mirrors, a house in Pennsylvania almost disappears because it reflects the surrounding trees and brush.
There is a homeowner in Green Bay, Wisconsin who loves racing slot cars so much that he designed his home to look like a giant racetrack.

The series premiered July 3rd. The episodes are shot in high definition.
TO APPLY, CONTACT Marisa Hill - mhill@highnoonentertainment.com, (303) 712-3272

Headquartered in Knoxville, Tenn., with offices in New York, Los Angeles, Chicago, Detroit and Atlanta, HGTV, which is now distributed to more than 87 million U.S. households, is one of the fastest-growing networks in cable television history. HGTV.com is America's leading online destination for home and garden information, with more than 4 million visitors each month. Internationally, HGTV owns 33 percent of HGTV Canada and provides much of the Canadian network's daily programming. HGTV branded programming can also be seen in Japan, Australia, Thailand, the Philippines, Hungary, the Czech Republic, and the Slovak Republic. HGTV is wholly owned by The E.W. Scripps Company (NYSE: SSP), which also operates the Food Network, DIY Do It Yourself Network and Fine Living, a new network that launched in 2002.

High Noon Entertainment of Centennial, Colo, produces the series for HGTV. The company produces several series for HGTV including “Designer Finals,” “Generation Renovation,” and “If Walls Could Talk.” The producers behind High Noon have created several series and award-winning primetime documentaries for cable networks like HGTV, Food Network, Animal Planet, CMT, E!, Style and the Discovery Channel.