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How Are Castaways Selected?

How They Pick the Castaways

Thousands of individuals submit applications to participate in the show, and ultimately, the casting producers combine a group of Survivor enthusiasts with individuals, often models or actors, that they recruit. However, those recruited must undergo the complete casting process.

“Believe it or not, we receive numerous applications from the same individuals year after year,” stated former casting director Lynne Spillman, who was involved with the show from its inception until 2018, in an interview with Reality Wanted.

Currently, host Jeff Probst is managing the casting process.

“Typically, it goes like this,” he explained to Entertainment Weekly. “We hop on Zoom, and they start to share their life stories. I often spend the first few minutes thinking the same thing… ‘How have they already accomplished so much at such a young age, and what was I doing when I was 24!??'”

There are several rounds that follow, including a meeting with the show’s psychologists. “Our only intention is to understand who they truly are,” Probst elaborated. “It’s one of the things I emphasize to those applying for Survivor. You don’t have to be anything other than who you are. It sounds simple but it’s absolutely true. You do not need an emotional underdog story, you do not need to be the funniest person in the room, you don’t need a college degree, you don’t need to be anything other than yourself.”

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