Posted by Doyle Thomas on April 6, 2007 at 4:19 PM
Picture this: Bravo is developing another "Project Runway"-like reality skein, this one focusing on photography.
NBC U-owned cabler has ordered a pilot for "Money Shot," a weekly skein which takes the "Runway" formula and applies it to the world of photography. Winners get cash and a photo spread in People magazine.
Dave Broome ("The Biggest Loser") will exec produce via 25/7 Prods.
Pilot for "Money Shot" comes in the wake of successful Bravo reality skeins tackling the worlds of fashion, food, design and hair.
Skeins such as "Runway," "Top Chef" and "Top Design" have paid off in the ratings. According to Nielsen data released Tuesday, net scored its best-ever first-quarter primetime ratings this year, soaring 19% among adults 18-49.
well i found the previous shows interesting, and if they can show how lighting, and stuff like that works to a general audience, and a few amateurs how studio works different from natural, then it should be interesting if thge format is good,
I got lost at skeins. When I substitute the definition "a length of yarn" into the sentences they become gibberish. Oh well, I'd have to buy a TV anyway, then get a dish hooked up at my ranch, drop a cable, find an electrical outlet. Too much work to watch a bunch of skeins.I can do that over at the weaving machine.
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3 repliesNBC U-owned cabler has ordered a pilot for "Money Shot," a weekly skein which takes the "Runway" formula and applies it to the world of photography. Winners get cash and a photo spread in People magazine.
Dave Broome ("The Biggest Loser") will exec produce via 25/7 Prods.
Pilot for "Money Shot" comes in the wake of successful Bravo reality skeins tackling the worlds of fashion, food, design and hair.
Skeins such as "Runway," "Top Chef" and "Top Design" have paid off in the ratings. According to Nielsen data released Tuesday, net scored its best-ever first-quarter primetime ratings this year, soaring 19% among adults 18-49.