Jason and Arianne Zucker (Nicole, DOOL) talked to Soap Opera Network about their new project called LifeCHANGE. Make sure to check it out, it is such a great project!

(SoapOperaNetwork.com) — “LifeCHANGE,” a new documentary series coming soon exclusively to the world wide web, delves into one’s desire in making a positive and lasting impact as six people from different perspectives on the world take you inside their everyday lives where they meet new people and learn new things. The groundbreaking series was created by “Days of our Lives” star Arianne Zucker (Nicole Walker) and her brother Todd, with both serving as executive producers. Also an executive producer is Zucker’s former “DAYS” co-star and current “General Hospital” cast member,Jason Cook (Dr. Matt Drake).

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ABC Soaps In Depth has an article up about Jason’s new project LifeCHANGE.

GENERAL HOSPITAL star Jason Cook(Matt) has partnered with his friend — and former DAYS OF OUR LIVES co-star –Arianne Zucker (Nicole) for an exciting new project that will allow the actors to give back and make a positive and lasting impact on the world. Together with Zucker’s brother, Todd, they’ve created a philanthropic Web site and documentary series called LifeCHANGE.

“We’ll take six young adults and we’re going to change the trajectory of their lives,” Cook tells Soaps In Depth. Not only will the young adults be working toward changing their lives, but also the lives of the complete strangers they meet through volunteer work. “They’re going to go on a whirlwind trip for a month, doing different events like Habitat For Humanity. It’s like THE AMAZING RACE with a good point.”

Casting for LifeCHANGE is currently underway. “We want fans to send in a video, saying why they want a life-changing experience for a month, towww.lifechangetheshow.com,” says Cook. Video submissions should be kept to two minutes, and applicants will also be required to fill out a questionnaire telling the LifeCHANGE team why they would like to take this chance. Shooting will begin in a few months, with the documentary set to air next summer on the LifeCHANGE Web site.

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