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<blockquote data-quote="Aliblahba" data-source="post: 366846" data-attributes="member: 897">I've got an idea to run an reality YouTube show in the DR. Monthly operating costs will run around $2K, depending on how much movement is involved, but it will be based off the N. Coast. That's not including hiring a film crew now and again or professional editing. That stuff is cheap down there.Hardware cost might run another $4K, depending on the amount cameras required to cover the house, plus a quality digital video recorder, wireless mics, covert cams to wear. I'd pay for a consult with a production guru this, but I'm very knowledgeable with any hardware attached to a lens. Members could come down and hangout on the cheap, but I need high energy personalities that are ready to go non-stop for 30 hours straight, and help setup complex pranks, play in a band, drink, chase pussy, pay locals to climb coconuts naked. Ideally though it'd be better to keep a regular crew. I think if we hit it hard, 3 months is enough time to get the footage to keep the channel going for awhile. Giving some room for play, I'd say the evolution will run around $12K, and by black magics numbers stated above, will need 2M+ views to break even. Given what is on YouTube, that's really not that many, especially by posting quality shows on a consistent basis.&nbsp;&nbsp; Once the ball gets rolling, other opportunities will present themselves. We could branch off in other directions to appeal to different demographics.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Aliblahba, post: 366846, member: 897"] I've got an idea to run an reality YouTube show in the DR. Monthly operating costs will run around $2K, depending on how much movement is involved, but it will be based off the N. Coast. That's not including hiring a film crew now and again or professional editing. That stuff is cheap down there.Hardware cost might run another $4K, depending on the amount cameras required to cover the house, plus a quality digital video recorder, wireless mics, covert cams to wear. I'd pay for a consult with a production guru this, but I'm very knowledgeable with any hardware attached to a lens. Members could come down and hangout on the cheap, but I need high energy personalities that are ready to go non-stop for 30 hours straight, and help setup complex pranks, play in a band, drink, chase pussy, pay locals to climb coconuts naked. Ideally though it'd be better to keep a regular crew. I think if we hit it hard, 3 months is enough time to get the footage to keep the channel going for awhile. Giving some room for play, I'd say the evolution will run around $12K, and by black magics numbers stated above, will need 2M+ views to break even. Given what is on YouTube, that's really not that many, especially by posting quality shows on a consistent basis. Once the ball gets rolling, other opportunities will present themselves. We could branch off in other directions to appeal to different demographics. [/QUOTE]

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