People (m/f/d) who look younger or older than they are, for a ZDFneo show

For a ZDFneo show, we’re looking for interesting participants for an episode on the topic of “Guessing Age.”

We’re looking for people 18 and older who appear significantly younger or older than they actually are. We’re particularly interested in people whose age is easy to misjudge based on their voice, demeanor, posture, movements, or way of speaking.

In the episode, two well-known figures will have to guess how old the participants really are. To start, everyone will wear a Morphsuit so that their face and physical features are concealed. This means you can’t tell just by looking at their face whether the person is younger or older. During the reveal, we’ll find out who is actually how old.

For example, we’re looking for: People who appear significantly younger than they are People who appear significantly older than they are People whose voices don’t match their actual age People whose age can be easily misjudged based on their demeanor, speech, or posture

Filming will take place on September 5 in Berlin. Participants will be compensated.

Please apply with: Name
age, city of residence, recent photos, a short introductory video, and a brief explanation of why your age might be misjudged

Please apply only if you are at least 18 years old.

Contact: Tristan

We are looking for adult participants aged 18 and older whose actual age is difficult to estimate at first glance.

You’re a good fit for the episode if:

• you appear significantly younger or older than you really are

• your voice doesn’t immediately match your actual age

• your demeanor, body language, movements, or speech

• you’re comfortable in front of the camera and want to be part of a studio show

• you don’t mind wearing a morphsuit at the beginning of the episode

• you agree to have your actual age revealed during the reveal

It’s important that you feel comfortable in front of the camera and are willing to participate in the game. It’s not about embarrassing anyone, but about how deceiving first impressions can be when it comes to age.