Cross+Sections



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 //Cross Sections// by definition means to take a surface and expose it by making a straight cut through the center. This reality show will do just that with a different counter culture every week. It will dive into each different culture and explore the diversity and nature of the underground perspectives. The basic premise is to find different social groupings and explore the anti-norms of their lives. And experience their lives first hand. The underground perspective will be explored with our host on set at all times and he’ll go into each culture and expose it in a positive way.

We would like to film the story that is actually there and not take any of the attention away from the subject. For filming considerations we will show the exact story thats there, and include no fabrications. None of the story will be made up and there will be no actors hired, just someone who is part of that counter culture to tell us their story and help expose the diversity of whatever it may be. We seek to tell the story that is there, not what we think the world should see.

We have many different counter cultures on mind for Season 1 of //Cross Sections//, such as: 1. Music Scenes- For an episode, we will uncover the hardcore music scene. Many people think it’s just a bunch of guys beating each other up and some guy screaming into a microphone, and we wish to bring light to that. We would want to follow a tour, not just one specific band so that the audience gets a feel for the environment, and the diversity that comes together. 2. Street Art 3. Break Dancing 4. Circus Families 5. BMX 6. Comic-con/anime 7. Vegans 8. LGBT 19. World of Warcraft/Minecraft 10. Long boarding 11. Women Skaters 12. Straightedge 13. Raves

<span style="font-family: 'Palatino Linotype','Book Antiqua',Palatino,serif;">For //Cross Sections// casting would be finding someone in each counter culture to unveil their story to us. We’d also need to find a host that would follow the story of each counter culture. We couldn’t choose just any host, it’d have to be someone who is accepted into each culture, someone who is beyond trustworthy.

<span style="font-family: 'Palatino Linotype','Book Antiqua',Palatino,serif;">By: Liza Feola, Victoria Mabie, Ray Souleotis