CHECKOUT...my tv pilot..finally!
TITLE: “Checkout”
GENRE: MTV
IDEAL AUDIENCE: 18-34
IDEAL VENUE: CABLE NETWORK
IDEAL RUN TIME: 30 min.
TYPE OF SHOW: Reality/Game show
SYNOPISIS:
Hotel Party’s are not just for Rock Stars. We have assembled a team of “expert” party throwers and goers to attempt to throw the ultimate hotel party. In this show we take a basic room, suite, or loft, and throw a raging party equipped with DJ, lights, food and drinks. They have a time limit, and a budget to follow, and must follow through. There’s one catch, they have to make it until “Checkout”. Yep. They can’t get caught! They can not get kicked out or have the party shut down. They have to make the room look as if it never happened, and they have to leave undetected by anyone. If they make it, the newest recruit gets to move on to the next town, if not, they get booted from the list.
PROTAGONIST:
A team of expert party-goers and throwers.
EXAMPLES:
-DJ
-Promoter
-College student
-Dancer
-Scenster:
In each location we will recruit a new team member, and if the party goes well, they get to come on to the next location, if not, they must stay home, and they are booted from “The List”
SEGMENTS:
1- The List
Break down of the who’s who on this trip.
2- The Location
The team gets 4 hotels and chooses out of a hat which one will be their spot.
They must call and make reservations, and set up their plan of attack.
3-Pre-Party
The Budget, the set up, and the search for guests.
4- PARTY TIME
Its on! The party, the guests arriving, what happens in the hotel stays in the hotel, and after hours shannanigans!!
5- CHECKOUT
Did they make it? Or were they kicked out?
TOTAL RUNNING TIME: 27 minutes
GENRE: MTV
IDEAL AUDIENCE: 18-34
IDEAL VENUE: CABLE NETWORK
IDEAL RUN TIME: 30 min.
TYPE OF SHOW: Reality/Game show
SYNOPISIS:
Hotel Party’s are not just for Rock Stars. We have assembled a team of “expert” party throwers and goers to attempt to throw the ultimate hotel party. In this show we take a basic room, suite, or loft, and throw a raging party equipped with DJ, lights, food and drinks. They have a time limit, and a budget to follow, and must follow through. There’s one catch, they have to make it until “Checkout”. Yep. They can’t get caught! They can not get kicked out or have the party shut down. They have to make the room look as if it never happened, and they have to leave undetected by anyone. If they make it, the newest recruit gets to move on to the next town, if not, they get booted from the list.
PROTAGONIST:
A team of expert party-goers and throwers.
EXAMPLES:
-DJ
-Promoter
-College student
-Dancer
-Scenster:
In each location we will recruit a new team member, and if the party goes well, they get to come on to the next location, if not, they must stay home, and they are booted from “The List”
SEGMENTS:
1- The List
Break down of the who’s who on this trip.
2- The Location
The team gets 4 hotels and chooses out of a hat which one will be their spot.
They must call and make reservations, and set up their plan of attack.
3-Pre-Party
The Budget, the set up, and the search for guests.
4- PARTY TIME
Its on! The party, the guests arriving, what happens in the hotel stays in the hotel, and after hours shannanigans!!
5- CHECKOUT
Did they make it? Or were they kicked out?
TOTAL RUNNING TIME: 27 minutes
posted by boomshakalaka at 3:58 PM
2 Comments:
interesting stuff. this is definitely something that someone is going to do. there has to be a way to deal with "permissions". i would come up with a plan b, whereby the hotels/motels/mansions what have you allow there room or space to be used in exchange for promotional consideration, etc. so maybe two pitches. one on the fly, which will eventually run into hassels, and one where the rooms are pre-produced with hotel room owners. in that scenario you'd probably need more produced challenges, themes, etc. pete
interesting stuff. this is definitely something that someone is going to do. there has to be a way to deal with "permissions". i would come up with a plan b, whereby the hotels/motels/mansions what have you allow there room or space to be used in exchange for promotional consideration, etc. so maybe two pitches. one on the fly, which will eventually run into hassels, and one where the rooms are pre-produced with hotel room owners. in that scenario you'd probably need more produced challenges, themes, etc. pete
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