Post: #1

Alright lads?

Anyone in London with genuine day game experience want to get an easy £100 and their face on TV?

I've been contacted via my blog about a channel 4 pilot that will also be shown in the US.

Filming is going to be done next week. General idea is:

Quote:The format is still taking shape but the general thought is that it would see people from different areas of the dating world partnered up to share ideas and experiences.

Anyone interested? If so, PM me and I'll try arrange it for you.

I've told him I'm reluctant to do it since I'm in a LTR and work in a large corporation. I don't want my face out there as a result - especially linked with my blog, though I've told him I wouldn't give him my real name anyway.

If this was 3 years ago, I'd have been all over it.

Post: #2

(04-12-2017 09:40 AM)Matt3B Wrote:  Alright lads?

Anyone in London with genuine day game experience want to get an easy £100 and their face on TV?

Can you clarify about who the production company is? For that amount it sounds like it's a random third party company that wants to put material together to make a pitch to chanel4 to get commissioned?

Post: #3

Don't forget, with mainstream media, the narrative about daygame or seduction is: sad, basement-dwelling misogynists harassing chaste women.

No matter how much they assure you that won't be the narrative, it will.

Post: #4

Griffinmill said it all. Also, £100 is pitiful. The commute and daily London's living wage are worth more. Not to mention, a good coach would make twice or thrice as much over a course of a day. Perhaps no less than £2000 worth exposure and potential ramifications. Depends on how desperately you need money and /or do you care about th chance of being identified by someone who shouldn't know that you "dabble in chasing skirt on the side".

Post: #5

£100 isn't too bad. If you consider yourself a PUA, dating coach or some type of social behaviour analyst then the exposure could help expand your brand.

Or for those that are aspiring reality TV stars, this would be a decent opportunity.

I was once approached by a production company claiming to be putting together a pitch for a dating show that would go on BBC 3. I considered it but then declined. I can't imagine any public association with this sort of thing turning out well.

Post: #6

(04-12-2017 05:19 PM)account844 Wrote:  

(04-12-2017 09:40 AM)Matt3B Wrote:  Alright lads?

Anyone in London with genuine day game experience want to get an easy £100 and their face on TV?

Can you clarify about who the production company is? For that amount it sounds like it's a random third party company that wants to put material together to make a pitch to chanel4 to get commissioned?

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I've had further correspondence with him and what you said is essentially correct.

(04-13-2017 02:28 PM)crudeloyalist Wrote:  £100 isn't too bad. If you consider yourself a PUA, dating coach or some type of social behaviour analyst then the exposure could help expand your brand.

Or for those that are aspiring reality TV stars, this would be a decent opportunity.

I was once approached by a production company claiming to be putting together a pitch for a dating show that would go on BBC 3. I considered it but then declined. I can't imagine any public association with this sort of thing turning out well.

This was my thinking too mate, hence why I wanted to bring it forward. Definitely not something I want to get into.