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Casting Notice: QVC is Hiring Full-time Program Hosts

by on ‎05-01-2024 08:50 AM

 

Casting Notice:

 

QVC is Hiring Full-time Program Hosts

 

QVC, the leader in video commerce and multiplatform shopping is searching for candidates to be a part of their on-air team as Full-time Program Hosts. To qualify for this role, candidates should have prior hosting experience on television, digital platforms, or live broadcasts.

 

The ideal host is a masterful storyteller with a passion for shopping and lifestyle products. They should possess a commanding presence along with high credibility and trustworthiness, which allows them to share product knowledge and information genuinely and confidently. Enthusiasm, sincerity, and genuineness are also essential traits for a successful candidate.

 

Hosts must be quick on their feet and have the ability to engage and entertain their audience, along with an ability to improvise. They should also possess an elevated sense of fashion and inspiring lifestyle while being friendly, warm, and relatable.

 

The objective of this role is to provide a differentiated shopping experience that is both informative and entertaining. The position requires full-time availability, including overnights and weekends. The job location is situated in West Chester, PA, and candidates should be willing to relocate.

 

Interested applicants should email a letter of interest with an updated resume accompanied by a photo or headshot and any hosting work's video links to the Casting Director, Sean De Simone at QXHcasting@gmail.com. Kindly provide a phone number, email address, as well as your current city and state.

Comments
by
on ‎05-01-2024 09:09 AM

Why not retire a host that was laid off during the past several years??? 

by
on ‎05-01-2024 09:48 AM

A "masterful storyteller"???!!!! LOL!!!

by
on ‎05-01-2024 10:22 AM

Wondering if they hope alot of people over 50 yrs old apply??

by
on ‎05-01-2024 10:26 AM

@Cookkin Probably the Q can't afford them.

by
‎05-01-2024 02:06 PM - edited ‎05-01-2024 02:08 PM

This is much better than the last casting notice which wanted actors and actresses, which QVC hired with less-than-satisfactory results. She seems to be MIA recently! (Fine with me. She's unwatchable.) There are a couple of other hosts who I'd enjoy seeing QVC show them the door due to their loud, obnoxious, behaviors.

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on ‎05-01-2024 02:50 PM

Is "masterful storyteller" another way of saying good liar?

by
on ‎05-01-2024 03:02 PM

How exciting! I have NEVER seen a casting notice, but am glad to see just what qualifications are considered when choosing a candidate!🥰 This has to be a painstaking process. I welcome WHOMEVER they choose.❤

 

~~~All we need is LOVE💖

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on ‎05-01-2024 04:04 PM

I agree, rehire someone that was previously laid off.

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on ‎05-03-2024 07:19 PM

I'm sure it'll be one of those hosts that move from shopping channel to shopping channel    They want prior experience.  Some of these can host in their sleep.

by
‎05-04-2024 02:54 PM - edited ‎05-04-2024 02:55 PM

I  for one am not interested in QVC re-hiring hosts who were laid off.  Just hire hosts interested in making the viewing and shopping experience a pleasant one and not talking about their children non-stop.  Give proper information about the product.  Cater to the customer and not the personal stories of the hosts

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on ‎05-05-2024 05:17 PM
Maybe they are cleaning house! They need to do so for sure!
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on ‎05-06-2024 11:46 AM

The age of possibilities is your theme.  

 

Now you said it.

 

Show us by hiring hosts over 50!

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on ‎05-08-2024 01:44 PM

Has anyone else noticed QVC is going downhill?  The new hosts they are hiring are not quality television material......Call me oldfashioned but I don't want to see tatooed arms, nose rings and scraggly greasy hair. There are also a fe new hosts who come across as obnoxious, interrupt the vendors and talk too much about their personal lives.

 

I limit myself as to who I watch and otherwise swirch channels. I have been a QVC customer since it originated.and the changes in the last 5 years are turning me off.

 

You need to consider the viewers ages.