Mark Burnett is the executive producer of shows such as Survivor and The Apprentice, and he most definitely has the Midas touch. If by chance you’ve watched any reality shows lately and wanted your 15 minutes of fame, Burnett is looking for entrepreneurs for his show called Shark Tank. Keep in mind, the name of the show is Shark Tank so I’m wondering if dolphins and minnows need not apply? LOL.
Burnett says, “Shark Tank is a show that rewards entrepreneurship, ingenuity and guts, and has generated real-life success stories around the world. We look forward to giving the next wave of American business minds a fast track to fulfilling their ambitions.”
The show is specifically looking for entrepreneurs who have an amazing idea or product but need the money to back it. If you answered yes, the deadline for a new show is rapidly approaching, so don’t delay.
This new TV pilot for a major television network is casting inventors and aspiring entrepreneurs.
Please don’t contact me, simply scroll down the page and you’ll see the casting info to apply that was sent to me from Charisse Simonian, the casting director.
REPLY BY OCTOBER 24, 2008
You must be 18 or older to participate.
If you would like the opportunity to pitch your idea to several multimillionaire investors, Mark Burnett Productions wants to hear from you.
E-mail a brief paragraph containing only nonconfidential and nonproprietary information about yourself and your idea, along with contact info and a recent photo to:
Charisse Simonian
Casting Director
Mark Burnett Productions
csimonian@markburnettprod.com
By making a submission, you acknowledge that such submission may be identical with or similar to material which has or may come to Mark Burnett Game Shows Inc., any network or other entity that is licensed to exhibit the pilot and/or their respective parent companies, subsidiaries, affiliates, related entities, employees, contractors, agents, representatives, officers, directors, assignees, designees, licensees (collectively MBGS) from other sources. You acknowledge that the entities comprising MBGS are engaged in a wide range of business ventures and may be independently developing ideas, projects or concepts identical with or similar to your submission. You acknowledge that the submission is submitted voluntarily and not in confidence or in trust, and that no confidential or fiduciary relationship is intended or created between you and MBGS by reason of such submission or otherwise. You agree that no obligation of any kind is assumed by or may be implied against MBGS (including without limitation any obligation to pay money) by reason of MBGS’s receipt or potential or actual review of your submission or any discussions or negotiations you may have, except pursuant to an express written agreement which may hereafter be executed by you and MBGS. Without limiting the foregoing, you specifically acknowledge and agree that you release MBGS from any and all claims, including without limitation so-called “idea submission” or similar claims you may have now or in the future relating to your submission.
Good luck! Let me know your thoughts on this and if you have ever been on a reality show or dream of being on one.
Cheers,
Michelle
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October 14th, 2008 at 7:56 am
I have owned a horse-drawn historical tour business in Tombstone Arizona for 15 years i think Tombstone needs a PRCA sanctioned rodeo I have the registered trade name Old Tombstone I have the property in mind its a money maker just in concessions stand renal spaces or the rodeo have your own select beer and wine concession’s( Tombstone is known world wide the advertising is already in existence) There is 2.5+ million in rentals and The gate price seating a min of 3000 to 5000 people and more if we make it larger after the first year depending on the seats and what is showing in concert at a min of 25+ dollars a head that’s $75000.00 to $125000.00 All livestock is brought in have a stock supplier come in they furnish the stock, pins and arena. With one P.R.C.A. rodeo and 6 to 8 other rodeos a year and concerts there is another 1.5 million or more it,s about a 3 to 5+ million dollar a year business less cost.A 2.2 to 4 million net that’s a conservative amount I believe it could make a small fortune
November 20th, 2008 at 10:46 pm
wow a reality show for entrepreneurs, who woulda thunk it.
March 6th, 2009 at 1:14 am
A show about troubled teens striving to meet their dreams no matter what the cost. This including families or friends saying they should or shouldn’t. There is more to this but why go further with this if nothing will happen? I would just like to see this because i think it would have great ratings seeing as how i am one of these. Eventually i will get there.
March 31st, 2009 at 9:01 am
I have a device that I invented that can change the lives of people in wheel chairs and/or whom are bed bound
from an illness or temporary situation due to trama.
I have not been able to get it off the ground due to the economics of companies either down sizing or costing to much to market.
It has been reviewed and been in field trails and has had many positive remarks for it.
Consequently, I have lost all the momentium and cash flow to be able to move forward.
I look forward to your comments.