What Do You Want to See?
The entertainment industry and reality television in particular is in a state of flux. The genre is confronted with more questions than answers in dealing with evolving concepts, social media, and product integration. The real question is 'what do Americans want to see?' Read More

Posted 5.25.09 Twitter is developing a reality TV series
Microblogging service Twitter, which is breaking out of the tech enthusiast ghetto and into the mainstream with great force, is developing a competitive reality TV series focused around chasing celebrities that will bring "the immediacy of Twitter to the TV screen." That's right; reality TV wasn't quite immediate enough!.Read More

Posted 5.14.09 Moving dollars to digital - and back
In the upcoming TV Production Seminar, Ben Liebmann from FreemantleMedia will discuss his thoughts on the future of commercially successfully television based content. In the lead up to the event Peter White spoke to Ben to get an introduction to some of his insights.Read More

Posted 5.12.09 Reality TV Show Ideas - What Works
TV Writers Vault Founder Scott Manville says, "Why do some ideas for reality programs work, and others don't? The biggest challenge I've seen with new writers and creators pitching reality-based projects, comes in two forms." Read More

Posted 5.12.09 Even Reality Producers Say They're Out of Ideas
The Hollywood Radio and Television Society hosted a forum of top reality-TV producers on Wednesday, and beyond talk about product integration, a key point emerged: A decade into the genre's relatively short life span on U.S. television, it feels like it's hit a creatively bankrupt patch. Read More