May 22, 2011 12:01 PM
Large families needed for docu-series
Barbara Curtis,Since our youngest two biological children are graduating from high school this year, when Maddy goes off to college, Tripp and I will be left with Jonny and his three adopted brothers with Down syndrome.
We are a TV production company based in Los Angeles. Our team has worked on such shows as "The Apprentice" and "Obsessed." Here is a link to the credits of this project's executive producer, Rob LaPlante.
We are currently working on a docu-series about large families, particularly those with several kids in high school. Does this sound like something you would be interested in? We would love to find a time to chat with you over the phone more about it. Also, do you know of any other large families who fit this criteria and might be interested? Please let us know.
LaPlanet Entertainment
These people are looking for a more typical large family.
If you are interested, please contact LaPlanet Entertainment
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Well, we fit, but I don't know if seven is considered "large" enough. We have two graduating seniors this year and one more in tenth. But if anyone is interested in us, have at it. :)
Posted by: Kelly | May 22, 2011 8:09 PM
Note we are anything but typical, as my blog title suggests. :)
Posted by: Kelly | May 22, 2011 8:11 PM
Hi Barbara, my husband contacted them via email and they were interested in us. The guy liked my blog and said we fit the criteria but then my husband got a little concerned when they asked exactly where we lived. My husband asked him first to send us his last name (we were communicating with a guy named Craig) and to send us more info on the company (their website is one page with basically no info). At this point he has not heard back from them. I just want to make sure this is legit. Have you heard anything else about them or has anyone else out their had this experience?
thanks and blessings, becca
Posted by: becca jacobsen | May 26, 2011 6:34 AM
