Second Season of America's Christian Talent Announced

RENO, NEVADA

America's Christian Talent®, the nation's first faith-based Christian Talent Contest,established the opening of its next season from its head offices in Reno, Nevada. ACT recently concluded the end of the first competition together with the crowning of seventeen year-old Vanesa Zuleta, a Christian musician coming from Providence, Rhode Island.

ACT is the unique nationwide competition and Christian Talent Show which supplies an on line venue for Christian musicians and singers of nearly every age from 8 to eighty. The invention from Christian entertainment producer G.E. Brant, ACT became a major success in its first outing, combining twenty-four contestants
competing for a overall $3800 cash prize - split between the Grand Prize Winner along with their church or parish.

"I discovered that the major contests which include 'American Idol' as well as 'America's Got Talent' depend too much on celeb judges as well as their effect on the eventual voting results in their own venues," outlined producer G.E. Brant, "So I formulated an on-line competition which is completely dependent upon exactly how good individual participants are, and the public's vote which is undoubtedly uninfluenced by way of opinions of a small panel of judges".

"Let's face it - both in 'AGT' and additionally 'Idol' - should the hollywood judges aren't keen on a particular contestant, there's really no way they're making it to the winner's circle in those shows," stated Brant, "We've integrated a complete state-of-the-art secure online voting solution of our own design, combined with gorgeous audio-video showcases, fan clubs and interactivity for fans that can compare to the most significant talent contests".

"The main aim of ACT is to present performers who are galvanized by God, offering our contestants a national stage to present talent borne in their faith," explained Brant in a telephone interview, "We wanted to level the playing field and create 'America's Christian Talent' the "People's Contest' - going back to basic principles and stripping away all of the glitz and glamor of Hollywood," Brant remarked.

The grass roots Christian Talent Contestduring its 1st season introduced primarily singers and music acts, and also included Religious authors for example Cindy Tuttle of Carmichael, California who read passages coming from her brand-new book "Finding the Light of Jesus".

16 year old Brittany Mann of Oxford, MS entered her live concert of Dolly Parton's "Color Me America", a song which stands for that national pride and belief that support the mission directives at ACT. Mann's video performance was captured at the Piggott, Arkansas July 4th Annual Fair, in line with many participants that hailed from small town, rural south and midwestern America.

David Kruse, 18, of Grants Pass, Oregon performed Brandon Heath's "Give Me Your Eyes" accompanying himself on piano. The young Christian entertainer had wanted to purchase a new piano if he had won during Season ONE's competition.

America's Christian Talent has ambitious goals associated with its second season, confident to boost the quantity of contestants to between 50 and one hundred. "By rolling out our message to a bigger Christian audience through the power of advertising and marketing in conjunction with grass roots activities in neighborhood churches and communities nationwide," stated Brant, "We believe in a position to make our Christian entertainment platform into a widely popular annual contest, extolling The Word of Jesus Christ while providing wholesome entertainment for families and all age groups."

The online Christian Talent Contest and competition will be accepting contestants' applications through December 31st, 2011 at its website, and fans and friends may vote for any contestant they wish absolutely free.