How to Get Your Business on Reality TVThink your business has what it takes to make great television? Apply to one of these eight shows for your chance at 15 minutes of fame.

Ever watch shows likeShark TankorRestaurant Impossibleand think, "I should be on TV"? Well, here's your chance. A number of reality television shows are casting businesses for new and returning programs. Read on to find out how to apply and where to pitch your ideas.

The Profit

CNBC's new show,The Profit, debuted a few weeks ago and is already casting for its second season. Marcus Lemonis, CEO of Camping World, works with struggling businesses and invests up to $2 million of his own money over the course of the season, in exchange for a portion of the profits.Learn more on the casting page.Be prepared to answer questions about the challenges your business is facing, as well as profitability and goals.

Shark Tank

Shark Tank offers entrepreneurs an opportunity to audition for the show during its open casting calls. Only the first 500 applicants are given the opportunity to make their one-minute pitch to a member of the casting department.Keep an eye on the casting site for details and download an application.

American Dream Builders

NBC'sAmerican Dream Builders, is looking for designers, builders, decorators and craftsmen to compete in a new competition hosted by Oprah design guru Nate Berkus. Applicants must be over age 18, a legal resident of the U.S., and have a portfolio of work to be considered. To apply, email your name, area of expertise, and geographic location toamericandreambuilderscasting@gmail.com.

Restaurant Impossible

The Food Network'sRestaurant Impossible正在寻找餐馆需要转机. Nominations must be submitted by the owner or employee of the restaurant, and must include information about the menu, customer demographics, problems with the restaurant, what's been done to try and solve them, as well as photos.

Restaurant Stakeout

The Food Network'sRestaurant Stakeoutis looking for privately-owned restaurants in New York and New Jersey willing to undergo the hidden camera treatment to identify problems that are affecting the business. To apply, emailrestaurant@rrstaff.comwith your email address, phone number and name and location of the restaurant and (optional) pictures of or links to the restaurant.

Untitled Restaurant Show on The Food Network

The Food Network is casting for a new,untitled restaurant showand is looking for restaurants in need of a makeover. Do the owners have differing visions for the restaurant? To apply, send an email toRestaurantshowcasting@gmail.com.Include your name, contact information, name and location of your restaurant, names and photos of all employees and job descriptions, website and a short essay about why your restaurant's struggling and what you hope to change.

Mystery Diners

Food Network'sMystery Dinersare looking to go undercover in restaurants and bars in Miami, New Orleans, Dallas, Los Angeles, Boston, Baltimore and Philadelphia. Owners or employees may nominate their business by emailingmysterydiners@tgroupmail.comthe following information: name, business name and location, phone number, reason for submission, number of employees and photos of the business. Casting agents are looking for strong, outgoing owners who are ready to get to the root of the problem.

Bakery Boss

TLC's resident Cake Boss Buddy Valastro will help whip struggling bakeries into shape in the new showBakery Boss. To apply, emailbakerybosscasting@highnoontv.comwith your name, contact information, bakery name and location, website, why your bakery needs Valastro's help, and a current photo of you and your bakery.

Create your own show

Not seeing a show that speaks to you and your business? Think your company is reality show ready? Pitch your own pilot. Several networks offer viewers the opportunity to pitch their own shows directly to the casting department.TLC offers an online form, as does theDiscovery Channelwhy your idea would make a great TV show, and submit a photo and/or video.