Free | Current TV
Posted: 11/2/2011
Producer Albie Hecht, supervising producer Laura Knight, and director Jonathan Judge all explain the story line for Bar Karma's sixth episode, 'Term Limits.' Polly Draper not only plays the bar's latest patron with a karmic dilemma, Senator Sarah Knowles, she also wrote the episode.
Harnessing innovative technology from the mind of video game legend Will Wright and storytelling expertise from television hitmaker Albie Hecht, Bar Karma will revolutionize the way TV is made.
And that's by including you in the creative process.
Utilizing Will Wright's StoryMaker Engine, you decide the creative direction for Bar Karma, the first community-developed television series. Impress the Bar Karma producers and community with your suggestions, and your name just might end up in the credits.
Our characters may help decide the fate of others, but you decide theirs.
It's not reality television; it's real television made by real people.
Including you.
Help create the show at http://current.com/barkarma.
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