This document outlines a proposed 60-minute drama television show called "The University Life" that follows the lives of six college students. It describes the group leader and members developing the show, as well as the major characters, settings, typical plot situations, and plans for financial viability through independent production supported by ABC.

1. Group Leader:
Quintin Norwood
Group Members:
Piper Densmore
Samaria Vincent
Phylicia Gallmon

2.  60 Minute Drama
 To air on a major network such as
ABC or NBC
 Example: Friday Night Lights
The University Life

3.  Jackson: in a Fraternity, cut
off financial at 21
 Layla: not your typical sorority
girl who is trying to make the
right decisions
 Ben: Iraq veteran adjusting to
college life and dealing with
PTS disorder
 Christina: work-study student Major Characters
with extremely difficult family
problems
 Stephen: freshman, trying to
find who he is and where he
fits
 Bree: very involved on
campus, but is a serial dater

4.  Time Setting: Current, 2010-
present
 Season: Spring
 The university
 The town where the campus is
located, which is a small, rural,
southern town
Settings
 Off campus parties and bars
 Fraternity and sorority houses
 Cars while characters are traveling
 Home towns

5.  Jackson: life after being cut
off financially, binge drinking,
unprotected sex, stepping out
into the ‘real world’
 Layla: Peer pressure, dating
issues, making good decisions,
loneliness, time management
 Ben: dealing with PTS disorder,
adjusting to college life,
balancing life, beginning new
relationships
 Christina: making decisions Typical Plot Situations
such as friends versus family,
setting a good example for
others
 Stephen: finding yourself,
sexual experimentation, drugs,
discovering your worldview
 Bree: stress, campus
involvement, being a serial
dater, finding success

6.  Independently produced
 Supported financially by ABC
 Competing with Friday Night Lights
on NBC
 Target Demographic: Ages 15-30
 Advertisements: commercials, a Financial Viability
Facebook page, Twitter
Account, magazine ads, sneak-
preview clips during new episodes
of other shows (Example:
ABCFamily)