Backstage VIP access at Rockstarr Media is not a free ticket and it is not a party. It is a job, and it is one of the best jobs in music. We are casting a Backstage VIP Correspondent: the person who walks into the room where the artists are, sits them down and gets the interview everyone else wanted. What you will do. Interview artists backstage at major concerts and festivals. Report what you see for Rockstarr Media™, and later for the Rockstarr Media magazine we are building. Every interview is filmed, so you are not just asking the questions. You are the face of the story. You have to look the part. This is on camera work for a company that also runs a modeling agency, so presence matters. Models are exactly who we want to hear from. But you cannot just be another pretty face. A great correspondent has to be able to act, to read naturally off a teleprompter, and to take direction from a producer in a busy room and deliver it on the next take. You need to be curious about people, quick on your feet, and calm when an artist only has four minutes. Who should apply. Models, actors, presenters and creators who are comfortable on camera and love music. No agency needed and no portfolio needed. Experience on camera helps, and a short clip of you talking to camera helps even more. Applicants must be 18 or older, and a government ID is required at audition. What it costs you: nothing. Applying is free. Rockstarr Media never asks talent to pay to be considered. If anyone claiming to represent us asks you for money to be cast, it is not us. How to apply. Start your audition on our casting page and choose Backstage Correspondent in the role menu. Send at least two clear photos, a headshot and a full length shot. If you have one, include a link to a short video of you speaking to camera. If you are right for the role, our casting team will reach out.