Before You Apply

Survivor at Home is an incredible event, with a growing community of the most amazing people. It is so much fun, giving you a true taste of what it might be like to play Survivor! But you should know that it is more serious than your average games night.

To participate, you must commit to two nights of competition, 7pm-3am (EST), where you will be tested mentally, emotionally, and socially - including dozens of challenges, social twists, and tribal councils. And as fun as Survivor is, it can hurt to be voted out early, or be betrayed by friends in the game. We like to be up front about this, as the emotions can be real.

Most importantly, we are looking for people who can show up as their authentic selves, who can play hard, and who treat others with kindness - even if it does mean stabbing each other in the back once in a while!

Important Details

Season 8 is February 6th & 7th, 7pm-3am EST (both nights). Applications are now open!

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You will need a computer & a second device (e.g. a smart-phone), both with a working camera and microphone. Your devices don’t need to be high-end, but they do need to be fast enough to hop on video calls many times throughout the night, and to quickly load web-pages. Email is also required.

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There is a cost to play, as well as additional supply purchases. We will be in touch with more details.

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You must be 19 or older.

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There is no prize money for winning.

Application process

Step 1 - Application Form

Complete the written application form below (no video yet).

Make sure to put some effort into your application, as this helps us narrow down our list for step 2 of casting!

Step 2 - Application Video

If you are selected, we will reach out to ask you for a short application video (so we can get to know you better).

This usually takes place about a month out from the main event.

Do not make a video until you hear from us.

Step 3 - Casting Decisions!

After reviewing all of the application videos, we will select the cast list!

We may also reach out with more questions, or for an interview.

A Note on Communication

If you don’t hear from us right away, don’t worry—this process takes time, and we’ll be reviewing applications all the way up until the event weekend.

Keep an eye on your email, and also check your junk-mail folder.