Sentence examples for develop a reality from inspiring English sources
David's friend Karen Melissa Millerr), another would-be culture maker, wants to develop a reality show.
The news media step in with plans to develop a reality show featuring T. J.
It was the channel's decision to buy rights to those reruns that led to the discussions with "Glee" executives to develop a reality series based on a fictional series.
Variety reported that Twitter Inc. (its symbol is at left) would be working with the production companies Reveille (which also produces "The Biggest Loser" and the American edition of "The Office") and Brillstein Entertainment to develop a reality series.
"You do have the Hollywood access, you have the unusual after-school-job sort of thing, but to me that's all backdrop," said Jeffrey Wank, a talent agent who read a news account of Blaine and Austin, and got them a deal to develop a reality show with a production company, World of Wonder, which has produced such series as "Tori & Dean: Inn Love" and "Wife, Mom, Bounty Hunter".
Boy George and Bunim/Murray Productions (BMP), producers of longstanding reality franchises Real World, Project Runway and Keeping Up with the Kardashians, are partnering with Boy George's Manager Paul Kemsley and award-winning producer Cindy Cowan to develop a reality docu-series chronicling the icon's move from London to Los Angeles.
The four of them were scheduled to meet over Skype with a Los Angeles producer interested in developing a reality show.
– Vindu Goel Rich Kids Of Beverly Hills Deadline | E! is developing a reality show based on the notorious Tumblr blog "Rich Kids of Instagram".
He is developing a reality show for Logo, the MTV-owned, gay-oriented network, that would assemble an openly gay boy-band.
When a friend told her that Steve Mosco, vice president of Columbia Tri-Star Pictures, was thinking of developing a reality courtroom show for the networks, she wasn't interested.
FOOTNOTES Though he once disdained reality shows, David E. Kelley, left, the producer and writer of television successes like "The Practice," is developing a reality series about lawyers, Daily Variety reported.
