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Ditch daily tech to star in simple lifestyle TV show

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Ever fancied ditching all your technology and trading it all for a more simple lifestyle?

Now might be your opportunit­y, as a major TV channel is looking for volunteers for a band new series.

With filming to take place over a number of months in 2021, Five Mile Films is looking for men, women and children of all ages who want a break from the ordinary.

An escape from social media, news and Zoom.

Currently titled The Simple Life, the programme is seeking people who would be interested in living a slower pace of life than most in modern society.

The idea behind the show is to give people the experience of the “good life” fantasy, and to make participan­ts and viewers reflect on what our modern life, and its multitude of choices, has really given us.

The show will explore whether the idea of less is more.

So, if you’re willing to apply, say goodbye to your smartphone, Zoom calls, social media, Amazon orders, and doom scrolling through the endless news cycle, why not apply?

The filming of the series will take place over a number of months in rural Britain. Who is eligible to apply? The show is open to women, men and children of all ages.

How to apply

Those interested in finding out more can email simplelife@fivemilefi­lms.co.uk site. Include your name, age and contact number, and tell the production company why you would like to live a simple life.

If under 18, you will need the permission of a parent or guardian before Five Mile Films can speak to you.

Five Mile Films specialise in three areas of programmin­g - innovative cross genre projects often mixing drama with documentar­y; popular factual multi-part series; authored and observatio­nal factual output.

Past production­s include The Dog House, set inside animal charity Wood Green and Corona Street, with Paddy Wivell investigat­ing the impact of Coronaviru­s on homes and neighbourh­oods by exploring his own.

 ??  ?? Try ditching the technology for a new show
Try ditching the technology for a new show

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