LOS ANGELES, Nov 12, 2008 (BUSINESS WIRE) -- When it needed more than twenty-five kids for its new reality TV series entitled "Beat the Boss,"venerable British Broadcasting Corporation ("BBC") recently called on The Hollywood Group www.hollywoodgroup.com, to provide the talent.
The show bears a mild resemblance to "The Apprentice," though it pits kids against adults. Talent manager and longtime Hollywood Group instructor Constance Tillotson facilitated the connection between the BBC and The Hollywood Group.
"Producers were very impressed with your clients," exclaims Jennifer Chatham, a twelve-year veteran of the BBC and current Los Angeles resident. "The Hollywood Group kids were very well prepared, highly professional and took direction extremely well. We would not hesitate to work with your firm again."
It turns out that the kids chosen to participate felt the same way. They all had a great experience on the set and they anxiously await the airing of the episode they worked on. Mindy Montoya, mother of Hollywood Group member Mia Montoya, 11, was all smiles. "Mia loved acting on 'Beat the Boss' and would delight in doing it again soon!"
"Beat the Boss" is expected to premiere in February of 2009.
About The Hollywood Group
The Hollywood Group was founded in 2001 to help kids and teenagers get started in the entertainment industry. It has fulfilled its mission admirably, having facilitated countless young careers in the last 7 years. The company's approach is pragmatic for it places the focus on work: kids gain valuable experience on actual TV shows and movie sets a short few weeks after becoming members.
No other company has assembled a more hands-on, comprehensive, effective, and economical approach to helping kids start to work as actors in movies, TV shows and commercials.
SOURCE: The Hollywood Group
The Hollywood Group
Amy Brown, 310-943-8134
amy@hollywoodgroup.com
Thursday, November 13, 2008
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