MTV's hit TV series is back. 16 an Pregnant is now casting young expecting mothers to appear in Season 6 on MTV.
According to Teen Mom Junkies there are reports that there will be several changes for Season 6. For instance, MTV producers will be following the girls for nine or more months instead of the ususal five months to better document the impact of having a child so young. In addition to a longer filming schedule, the network may be paying the young teen moms less in order to fight the stereotype that getting pregnant at a young age is a lottery ticket. It has been reported that each mom on the 16 and pregnant TV series was paid $5,000 to be on the show, which is not that much to begin with.
To audition for a spot in the upcoming reality series, 16 and Pregnant, check out the casting call details below:
16 and Pregnant Season 6 Casting Call
MTV is Casting Now for a new season of 16 and Pregnant.
MTV is casting for the thought-provoking documentary series 16 and Pregnant. Thisseries follows the journeys of young women as they face unexpected pregnancies and navigate the difficulties of becoming parents at a young age.
Our goal is to give viewers a look inside the realities of teen pregnancy — from morning sickness and balancing school responsibilities to navigating incredibly difficult decisions and relationships with boyfriends and/or parents, ultimately to the day of the baby's arrival and beyond. MTV is looking for young women from varying backgrounds who are facing an unplanned pregnancy and would like to share their personal story about this life-changing and complicated journey.
If you would like to share your story in order to raise awareness about this issue, please email us as soon as possible at 16andPregnantCasting@mtv.com. Include the city and state you live in, your contact details, a picture and the reason why you'd like to share your story as part of 16 and Pregnant.
If you are not local and/or do not fit the description, do not apply
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