This Season
 
  • Reality television and professional acting are two different things and should be treated as such. Find out about reality television versus professional acting with help from a prominent casting…

  • Reality television is the latest entertainment genre to take the public by storm at the turn of the 20th century. Based on the premise of unscripted events, reality TV can take many forms. There are…

  • Everyone on Reality TV Island in "Poptropica" is talking about the new reality show that premieres the following night. The quests on this island revolve around becoming a contestant on the show and…

  • The Reality TV Island section of "Poptropica" satirizes several conventions about the genre and has you trying to get into a reality show of your own. Along the way, you will have to fill out an…

  • Reality television shows are a type of television programming that involves placing real individuals (not trained actors) in a situation and documenting how they act and respond. Examples of reality…

  • In the children's online game "Poptropica," the game is set up into a number of different islands, each based on a specific theme within today's pop culture. On the Reality TV island, you have to ride…

  • "Poptropica" is an online game targeted to children and young teenagers. In the game is Reality TV Island, where players learn that a new reality program is looking for contestants. Once you're…

  • Just like there are many types of movies, there are many reasons people go to the movies. Different viewers have different expectations, depending on the type of movie. Viewers may attend a screening…

  • As many people watch the Super Bowl each year for the commercials as watch it for the game itself. Companies spend millions of dollars each year to place commercials on television for viewers to…

  • Reality TV has become a genre of its own, blurring the line between documentary, game show and social experiment. The origins of reality TV date back to 1948, with developments and sub-genres emerging…

  • Many viewers gasped when Stephen slapped Irene on the cheek during the 1998 Seattle season of MTV's hit show, "The Real World." A media frenzy also ensued in 2009 when "Jersey Shore" reality star…

  • As technology has advanced, so have consumer products -- televisions, to name a notable example. Standard-definition televisions gave way to high-definition sets. Now there's 3D TV, which enhances the…

  • Reality shows can be seen across the spectrum of network and cable channels. From "The Bachelor" and "The Biggest Loser" to "Dancing With the Stars," reality shows showcase both ordinary citizens and…

  • Reality television shows are filled with popular names and regular people trying to get their 15 minutes of fame. Although a reality television show may seem scripted, they aren't written until the…

  • A reality TV proposal summarizes the concept of the show. Using a proposal, more often referred to as a treatment, you can pitch, peek the interest and even sell your reality television show concept…

  • The premise of reality shows implies there is no script and that events occur and are filmed on the fly. No reality show would be successful if unedited footage was aired for an hour at a time.…

  • Augmented reality (AR) is a way of delivering entertainment media that uses computer generated graphics transposed over real-life scenes. AR has the capability of improving the visual experience of…

  • Throughout recent years, reality television grown in popularity. Whether it is because of the gripping drama or the feel-good story lines, it seems that reality TV won't be going out of style anytime…

  • Reality TV shows are cheap to produce and pay off with big ratings, often being among the week's most-watched programs. They're also a hot button for culture critics, who wonder about the value of…

  • Reality TV has taken over TV screens since the turn of the 21st century, and no one can deny its popularity with different demographics. Whether it's teens enjoying the record-breaking "Jersey Shore,"…

  • Reality TV is a genre of modern American entertainment that seeks to place “normal,” that is, non-celebrity, people and participants in different situations and see who comes out ahead. It…

  • Reality TV dominates both cable and prime-time network programming. Like most productions, creating a program that succeeds is easier said than done. You need to attract a network interested in your…

  • Decades ago, MTV's "The Real World," which focused on a group of strangers based in various cities around America, was the only reality show on television. Nowadays, reality television shows abound,…

  • Reality shows are the current staple of television. What was once thought to be a trend is now the standard and everyone is jumping on board trying to get their concept on the air. Making your own…

  • It seems as if you can no longer turn on the television without seeing a reality TV program. While critics debate the validity of these types of programs, the fact that they can at times be…

  • Like all television genres, there is an art to creating a compelling reality show treatment--regardless of how formulaic most reality shows appear to be. Remember, your work is meant to compel a…

  • Whether it's people seeking love, living with strangers, trying to lose weight, find a job or win a talent competition, no premise appears off-limits for reality TV. As viewer appetite for reality TV…

  • Submitting applications to reality TV shows at the right time is vital for you to get an audition interview. Finding those applications is a matter of busy work. Watch the shows themselves for…

  • Reality TV producers should be aware of the copyright infringement or the unauthorized use of material under the copyright law. When working with the writers on ideas and concepts for your reality TV…

  • Reality TV is a loosely defined genre that can be traced all the way back to the debut of Allen Funt's "Candid Camera" in August 1948. The term began to work its way into the language around the turn…

  • The phrase "reality television" conjures a variety of images, some of them positive, some highly unpleasant. Although an integral part of television and popular culture, the genre is controversial and…

  • Many individuals desire the fame that can come from appearing on a reality TV show. Not only is there fame involved, but if the reality TV show has "winners," you can reap monetary benefits and other…

  • So you want to be the next Bachelorette? So far ABC's bachelorettes have had better luck than the bachelors with at least once couple getting married and having children (Ryan and Trista Sutter). If…

  • Reality television is a broad term that encompasses any type of programming that is not scripted. Although reality television formed its beginnings during the 1950s, it did not become a mainstream…

  • Chris Tamburello, 28, is a recurring cast member on MTV reality shows such as "The Real World: Paris" and "Gauntlet 3." Chris goes by the nickname "CT" and boasts of Italian, Greek and Irish descent.

  • The Internet is a popular tool for sharing your ideas, knowledge and many other things. Within a few minutes, you can publish a useful video of yourself for everyone to see. If you've ever thought of…

  • Reality TV programs are a huge part of our pop culture, especially since the year 2000 when they started attracting a lot of attention. There is a lot of controversy about reality TV, but it generates…

  • The world of reality television comprises families with famous last names, young children immersed in the glitz and glamor of pageantry, patients with strange addictions and unexplained diseases, and…

  • Reality TV is a genre of programs that consist of unscripted situations with average people, not actors. Reality TV is not to be confused with documentaries, because the latter has more of an…

  • The reality TV star is one of the most exciting and increasingly common roles in our society. As more and more television networks turn to reality television shows for their low-cost production and…

  • To "pitch" your show to television executives and producers, you need to describe your ideas as clearly as possible and have all facets covered. Before pitching a reality TV show, make sure that the…

  • People who create and write for reality TV shows are enjoying the finer things in life with their fortunes. They create stories from events that have already happened on a show. If you think you have…

  • Anyone who has watched a reality TV show has thought, "I could so do that!" And you really could, as long as you know how to play the game. Keep reading to find out tips and tricks to becoming a…

  • Q: My dream is to become a Reality TV star. I want to make my audition tape so I can send it in to my favorite shows and get cast. What should I do and say to make it stand out?