My writing partner and I are working on a pitch and pilot script for a proposed TV series, but for some reason the "right" title just hasn't come to us. I'm hoping some inspiration might strike by throwing this question out there to you guys.
Basically the show is "The Paper Chase" meets broadcast journalism--young people in the broadcast journalism program at their school who produce a weekly newscast. The personal lives of the students and their mentor/teacher figure significantly in the storylines, but what drives the show is the broadcast journalism aspect--ethics, controversial issues that they have to cover, their general struggles at school. It's not like the almost-requisite episode of most teenybopper shows where the kids make a newscast; it's a bit more serious of an approach (though of course, there are going to be light moments along the way).
So, any suggestions for a title for the show? Ideally it should convey the whole "broadcast journalism" thing.
2006-08-12
16:03:50
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re: jimiblueflames: actually, one of the tentative titles I was rolling around in my head was along those lines--"Newschool," a play on "news school" and "new school" (the latter alluding to generational differences between the old-fashioned ways of the school itself, the Gen X sensibilities of the teacher/mentor, and the iGen attitudes of the students).
2006-08-12
16:38:01 ·
update #1