Every month, millions of people around the world visit ScienceAlert to discover the stories that matter most to their lives.
From how the human mind works to the latest advances in longevity, our viewers are hungry for evidence-based news that impacts their daily lives.
We’re currently looking for talented hosts to tell health stories in a whole new way through video. ScienceAlert Casting Call.
The search has begun
Whether you’re a seasoned content producer with thousands of existing subscribers or an enthusiastic newcomer with a knack for explaining how the human body works, we’d love to see what you’re capable of.
As one of ScienceAlert’s growing team of video hosts, you can join Chris ‘Space with Spo’ Esposito to create short video clips for your website and social channels.
your mission
As a freelance health content producer, you’ll work with our editorial team to create short, personality-driven videos. TikTok, YouTube, metaand X channel.
This is a paid, freelance-based opportunity where you become a bridge between our fact checkers and millions of curious people.
A PhD is not required, but you should be committed to scientific integrity and have the qualifications and presence to represent a top 50 media company in the United States as a modern health voice.
How to join the ScienceAlert casting call
We have opened a portal exclusively for auditions. To enter, you must choose one of your best recent health articles and turn it into a 60-90 second video showcasing your unique style and energy.
Are you ready to show what you’ve got?
Details about the audition process, sample articles to choose from, and submission forms are all available at the link below.
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Enter your ScienceAlert casting call here
But please hurry! Applications close on February 13, 2026 at 12:59pm ET.
Audition today for ScienceAlert’s casting call
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