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Gearbox Looking For a Real-Life Lilith

Do you look like the Siren from Borderlands? Give Gearbox a call!

Gearbox is developing a sequel to their sleeper hit Borderlands and now they have announced a casting call for someone who looks like Lilith from the first game. If hired, this person will appear in the game as a live action version of the character. Afterward, they may also be able to participate in promotional events and trade shows.

A web page has been launched detailing the entry requirements and providing the application. Go to http://casting.gearboxsoftware.com/ to apply and get full details.

Press Release


Gearbox Software has announced a casting call for a live action look alike for one of their beloved Borderlands characters. Gearbox is looking for someone to become Lilith, and if hired they will appear in the game, Borderlands 2, as the live action version of the character and may also have the opportunity to participate in promotional events and trade shows.

A web page with entry requirements and details for online applications has recently been launched. Please consider informing your readers, listeners and viewers of this announcement in case they would like to enter as this is a once in a lifetime opportunity for Borderlands fans!

Click the link below for full details:

http://casting.gearboxsoftware.com/

Cheers,
Ian Guss


 

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