The document outlines a narrative centered around Andrew Jones, a 22-year-old college graduate who moves back in with his family in West Palm Beach while struggling to find employment. It highlights family dynamics, including Andrew's attempts at job fulfillment and the comedic challenges he faces, such as offering help that leads to academic dishonesty and mishaps while pet-sitting. Additionally, it discusses the show's target audience, production details, and cost-effectiveness in setting and casting, aimed at minimizing expenses.

1. Group 4
Group Leader: Alexis Williams
Carolyn Zabski
Saunchia Stewartson

2. A 22-year old college graduate whose
concern is not where he’s going in life
but the easiest way to get there.

3. A typical West Palm Beach family with an
ambitious daughter and now a returning
son from college who is less than joyous
to find his way back out the home.

4.  Andrew Jones, a 22 year old, college
graduate whom moves back home.
 Carol Jones, Andrew’s mother, a stay-at-
home who is nurturing and protective of her
kids.
 Bill Jones, Andrew’s father, an independent
contractor who wants his son to do his
best, just not in his home.
 Daphne Jones, Andrew’s younger sister, who
is a high school junior and very proactive in
her work. Also her parents’ pride and joy.

5.  Peggy and Jim Williamson, Andrew’s parents’
neighbors, a retired couple whose loving
relationship is more like a cat and dog affair.
 Evelyn and Gene , Andrew’s maternal
grandparents, whose 20-something attitude
is constantly leading Andrew astray.

6.  InWest Palm
Beach, Florida, an
gated community
near the
waterfront. In the
loving home of the
Jones where the
primary action
takes place.

7.  Also the front lawn
of the Jones which
is a re-occurring
place of
interaction
between the
family and the
neighbors.

8.  Nevertheless, the
many places in
which Andrew tries
to find a place of
employment at.

9.  Revolvingaround Andrew’s desperate need to
find a job, please his family, and finding
himself.
 Andrew’s desperate attempt to find a job ends
him up taking an escort job to make some money
but he ends up taking a job too close to home.
 Andrew’s parents’ anniversary is approaching and
his father gives Drew his mother’s ring to get
cleaned but his scheme for a fast buck leaves
him without a ring and broke.
 Daphne has a big report due and Drew offers to
help but his help leads her on the way to
academic dishonesty.

10.  The Williamsons’ are going out of town and need
their pamper pooch, Cha-Cha to be watched
while they’re gone and Andrew takes the job.
Unfortunately, locking the dog in a closet and
throwing a party is not really what they were
going for.
 Andrew needs to take a load off from his job
search and party but the crowd that he imagined
was not his grandparents.

11.  The target audience which is from 17 to late
middle ages which are considered the
“purchasing” group would buy merchandise
of the shows and the products shown in the
show.

12.  Nevertheless,the Example The
computer
advertising cost being
for companies to used.
showcase their
products on the
show would help
fund the
production.

13.  Also the show would be done in a studio and
only have 2 main sets; home of Jones and the
Jones front lawn, which would cut down on
production cost because new sets would not
have to be constantly produced and the cost
of producing outside the studio would not be
factor.
 Below-the-line cost would be minimal due
no special effects would be needed and the
sets and designers would not need to be at a
constant production.

14.  Above-the-linecost would be also be minimal
because the actors, producers, and writers
would be individuals whom are not “big
names”.