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Contestants of The Sims Spark'd
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http://www.xurbansimsx.com/p/about.html
Stephen, SpringSims
https://springsims.com/about/
Simproved
https://simsvip.com/2016/03/01/community-spotlight-simproved-builder/
Mollie, The English Simmer
https://theenglishsimmer.co.uk/
Couldn't find websites for any of the others. Just social media.
You can be an amazing builder but do you have the outgoing personality it takes to be on tv or streaming? Can you handle strangers judging you on social media? During an interview can you express yourself in a thoughtful or humorous way, provide the sound bites that producers love to showcase? Do you have an interesting back story? The game changers probably fit this criteria to an extent and do not need counsel. An average player might not know what they are getting into and it might create some potentially serious issues for them.
As for their merit, I assume there will be some sort of introduction for each contestant, how they got into playing the Sims, why they love it and what is their particular skill set. I think it is fine to get to know the contestants here (which is why I mentioned xmiramira) but that information would be available during the show. I think it comes down to do you like to watch people create things, do you find it inspiring for your own gameplay?
Simproved:
EnglishSimmer:
Xmiramira:
steph0sims:
SpringSims:
DeeSimsYT:
Plumbella:
Pretty much every reality TV show does this especially when it's supposed to be a competition. People go through an audition and this is how you make a great show. Imagine The Sims Spark'd with those crazy talented people building like Hodgwarts and whatever. They could have given us such great content yet this show will probably be every YouTuber's Twitcher's channel just merged together. Nothing new.
Their personalities and gained confidence helped them gain more followers, as well as them having more ways, Twitter & such, for their fans to interact with them.
I myself do not have Twitter and such, just here on Forums, I've Youtube but rarely watch now, but now have Twitch so I recognized 3 right away, third person being "Sim guru Ninja" cuz who doesn't. 😊
2 others I've seen on Twitch and I'm glad I can finally be on Twitch.
There are still those of us in our 30's and up who play but we also gotta remember that we were pre-teens, so they say, when we started with Sims 1. We've more experience than most new players, but many new players are learning building hacks pretty well and we can learn from them just as equally. Their style choices tho can be questionable...😉😄
As I mentioned in my quote auditions would take time (watching contestant tapes, interviewing in person and background checks) and ea game changers know their way in front of a camera. This is the first season so they probably want to see how the show does first. I agree with someone here who thought Sims Spark’d was just a streaming show but TBS needed content due to the virus stopping production.
I watch EnglishSimmer, her let’s plays are a lot of fun and she has occult elements every now and then which I like. I’ve seen Plumbella a few times as well.
I’ve done a few TV-commercial as a kid. A nice neighbor needed a few kids for stuff like that and me and my sibling lived in the same house. Bingo. You can really freeze in front of a camera, I did ok but at I remember just freezing in front of the camera when we did one set. My brother was a natural, he works as a salesman now. They thanked me kindly for my work and my brother got more work. I’m 40+ now so this was a long long time ago.
I can see how it would be easy to work with people who can handle a camera. Otherwise you have to screen all participants.
These contestants are quite well known as Game-changers with popular videos on Twitter or YouTube etc., and known to a lot of Simmers. They are definitely the right people to show off the game to its' best advantage but didn't know what to expect, this being the first tryout.
As you have probably noticed you also have a chance to go on the show in future, if you are good enough, through entering the Challenges given.