The New York Reality TV School is a different sort of acting school. Rather than memorizing lines and reciting Shakespeare, these students have one mission in mind: To get on the cast of a televised reality show.
And it only gets better--the school that teaches you how to get on a reality show is getting its own reality show. Roy Bank, president of Merv Griffin Television is in final talks with NY Reality TV School founder Robert Galinsky to create a reality series that centers on the school and follows its development.
Reality TV Schools
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Trend Themes
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Reality TV Training — The rise of reality TV schools provides opportunities to innovate in online education and gamification strategies.
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Celebrity Influencer — Opportunities for disrupting the entertainment, fashion, and lifestyle industries through collaboration with reality TV stars.
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Reality TV Journalism — The trend of reality TV training can also be adapted to train journalists for the digital media age, creating opportunities for new-era broadcasters and storytellers.
Industry Implications
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Entertainment Industry — Reality TV schools and their graduates present new forms of recruiting talent and opportunities for script development in the entertainment industry.
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Education Industry — Reality TV schools present opportunities for innovation and disruption in online education and certification programs.
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Media Industry — Reality TV schools can provide new and innovative sources of freelance journalists, digital content creators and digital channels for media companies.