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Hello, Taylor - very happy to hear that you are getting a bachelor's degree and have a plan! Per my guidelines, please read through my blog at Planet DMA (www.planetdma.com/blog) first; it has dozens
The main thing I would take into account here is your cash flow - is the cost of the show such that with simple sponsorship, you could make adequate profit and sustain production? If so, I would consider
Hi, there - one question; two answers. 1) Please don't send your reality tv show to producers. The only time written creative will exchange hands is after a live pitch meeting if they are interested
One of the reasons I want people to read my blog before asking questions is so they can understand the reality business model, which is not like the fiction TV model. Ownership. You nor your partner
Hi, you cannot register or protect an idea, but you will be able to register and copyright an executed show format. It's important to embrace the critical distinction in our industry between "ideas" and
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