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On the Lot is a reality show competition produced by Steven Spielberg and Mark Burnett[1]. The show, which airs on FOX, features filmmakers competing in weekly elimination competitions, with the ultimate prize of a million dollar development deal at DreamWorks. On the Lot premiered May 22, 2007, and airs Tuesdays each week.[2] Image File history File links No higher resolution available. ...
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Steven Allan Spielberg KBE (born December 18, 1946)[1] is an American film director and producer. ...
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The contest structure is similar to that of American Idol, with the initial episodes narrowing 50 semi-finalists down to 18 finalists. After the audition stage, the program will comprise of a 1-hour show where movies are screened ("Film Premiere") followed the next day by a half-hour results show ("Box Office"). Viewers can vote each week for their favorite directors, which will result in the elimination of the directors with the lowest vote totals. Votes can be made online at thelot.com, in addition to landline calls and Verizon text messages, and is permitted for two hours after the show. AMERICAN IDOL HAS BEEN CANCELLED DUE TO DEATH OF SIMON ...
Originally scheduled for separate episodes on consecutive nights, the "Film Premiere" episodes are now scheduled to air on Tuesday nights at 8:00PM/7:00PM CT, with voting results as part of the following week's episode, as of May 31, 2007[3]. The show is also aired in Canada (on CTV)[4], on People+Arts in Latin America, on FOX8 in Australia, on STAR Movies[5] in Asia, and on STAR World in Pakistan, India and Israel. The show also aired on SABC 2 in South Africa from July 19 until early August, when it was abruptly removed from the schedule.[6] CTV is a TLA that may stand for: CTV Television Network - a Canadian English language television network Channel Television - the main television broadcaster in the Channel Islands Chukyo TV. Broadcasting - a Japanese TV station in Nagoya This is a disambiguation page — a navigational aid which lists other pages that...
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Contestants
Semi-finalists The show is self-described as a worldwide search to discover new filmmaking talent [7]. The official On The Lot site gathered 12,000 submissions from all over the world [8] and the submission deadline was February 16, 2007.[9]. These 12,000 submissions yielded 50 semi-finalists. Of them, 48 currently reside in the United States (21 of them in Los Angeles, CA) and 40 already work professionally in the film industry. The oldest contestant is 41 years old and the youngest is 21. [10]
Finalists The eighteen finalists, selected after the initial audition rounds, are: - Will Bigham, 31, film editor, originally from Canyon, TX, currently living in Glendale, CA. Attended the FSU Film School. Bigham is the winner for 2007.
- Jessica Brillhart, 22, computer specialist, grew up in York, PA, currently living in Brooklyn, NY. Attended NYU Film School.
- Jason Epperson, 30, owner of film production company, born and raised in Winchester, KY
- Sam Friedlander, 27, web producer, living in Santa Monica, CA, raised in Westchester, NY
- Hilary Graham, 37, stay-at-home wife and mom who lives in Francestown, NH, and was raised in Chelmsford, MA
- Phil Hawkins, 22, born and raised in Manchester, England, works as a freelance director
- Andrew Hunt, 31, promo producer from Minneapolis, MN, raised in Pittsburgh, PA
- Trever James, 24, film editor, currently living in Los Angeles, CA, and raised in Great Falls, MT
- Shalini Kantayya, 30, freelance director, raised in Hartford, CT, currently living in Brooklyn, NY
| - Mateen Kemet, 41, teacher, currently splitting time between Oakland, CA and Los Angeles, CA, raised in the Bronx, NY Attended Chapman University for film school.
- Claudia La Bianca, 28, painter and graphic artist, born in Bagheria, Sicily, Italy, currently lives in Miami, FL
- Zach Lipovsky, 23, special effects editor from Vancouver, BC, Canada
- Kenny Luby, 28, freelance director and painter, born and raised in Owego, NY
- Marty Martin, 26 creative director of a multimedia company, born and raised in Seattle, WA
- David May, 23, admissions counselor living in Santa Ana, CA, but grew up in Aurora, CO Attended Chapman University for film school.
- Shira-Lee Shalit, 38, acting teacher, born in Johannesburg, South Africa, now living in New York
- Adam Stein, 29, freelance film editor, born in Miami, FL, currently living in Los Angeles
- Carolina Zorilla de San Martin, 36, commercial director, originally from Santander, Spain, currently living in Los Angeles, CA
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Elimination chart The following contestants were chosen as finalists. Placements are listed in elimination order, and alphabetically by last name until eliminated. Boxes are colored to indicate weekly groupings:[11] | Dates of elimination | | Final 18 | May 29 | | Final 15 | June 12 | June 19 | June 26 | | Final 12 | July 3 | July 9 | | Final 10 | July 17 | July 24 | | Final 6 | July 31 | | Final 5 | August 7 | | Final 4 | August 14 | | Final 3 | August 21 | | Final 18 | Final 15 | Final 12 | Final 10 | Final 6 | Final 5 | Final 4 | Final 3 | | Place | Contestant | Result | | 1 | Will Bigham | Top 3 | | | | | | | Winner | | 2 | Jason Epperson | Top 3 | | | | | | | Runner-Up | | 3 | Adam Stein | | | | | | | | Elim | | 4 | Sam Friedlander | | | | | | | Elim | | | 5 | Zach Lipovsky | Top 3 | | | | | Elim | | | 6 | Andrew Hunt | | | | | Elim | | | 7-10 | Mateen Kemet | | | | Elim | | | Kenny Luby | | | | Elim | | Hilary Graham | | | | Elim | | Shalini Kantayya | | | | Elim | | 11-12 | Shira-Lee Shalit | | | Elim | | | David May | | | Elim | | 13-15 | Jessica Brillhart | | Elim | | | Marty Martin | | Elim | | Trever James | | Elim | | 16-18 | Phil Hawkins | Elim | | | Claudia La Bianca | Elim | | Carolina Zorilla de San Martin | Elim |
Contest summary
Audition rounds The judges for the audition rounds were Carrie Fisher, Brett Ratner, and Garry Marshall.[12] Carrie Frances Fisher (born October 21, 1956) is an American actress, screenwriter and novelist. ...
Brett Ratner (born March 28, 1969) is an American film director and music-video director. ...
Garry Kent Marshall (born November 13, 1934) is an American actor/director/writer/producer. ...
In round one, the 50 semi-finalists were given one of five loglines, and had approximately twelve hours to expand the idea into a full story and pitch the idea to the judges. After all of the pitches were delivered, 14 contestants were eliminated. A pitch is a concise verbal (and sometimes visual) presentation of an idea for a film, generally made by a screenwriter or director to a producer or studio executive in the hope of attracting development finance to pay for a screenplay to be written. ...
In round two of the auditions, guest judge Jon Avnet filled in for judge Garry Marshall. The 36 remaining contestants were given 24 hours to write, shoot, and edit a two-and-a-half-minute short film based on the theme "out of time". The contestants were asked to divide themselves into groups of three, and each of the group members was responsible for directing one of the three scenes of the film at one of the three filming locations. 12 contestants were eliminated based on their individual performances, rather than as groups. [10] Jonathan Michael Avnet (born November 17, 1949) is an American director/writer/producer. ...
Garry Kent Marshall (born November 13, 1934) is an American actor/director/writer/producer. ...
- See also: List of On the Lot films#Semi-finals - "Out of time"
In round three, each of the 24 remaining contestants was given one hour with a professional set and film crew to shoot a given page of script. Almost none of this final challenge was aired on the televised episode, but short selections of the task and judgment footage were included in several outtake clips on the show's official site. The eliminations went unaired, as the finalists had been chosen by the time the next episode aired live. The reality series On the Lot revolves around competing directors creating short films each week. ...
Final rounds
Week 1 - See also: On the Lot Films - Final 18
The first challenge for the 18 finalists was to create one minute comedy shorts. The Film Premiere episode aired each contestant's full short, as well as a short interview/bio shot during the filming of the short. The Box Office show will result in the three directors with the lowest vote totals being eliminated. The judges for week 1 of the finals were Garry Marshall, Carrie Fisher, and D.J. Caruso. The reality series On the Lot revolves around competing directors creating short films each week. ...
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Weeks 2-4 - See also: On the Lot Films - Week Two, On the Lot Films - Week Three, and On the Lot Films - Week Four
Lot was reduced to one episode a week beginning June 5, only appearing on Tuesdays. This move has been said to "cut production costs." [13] The reality series On the Lot revolves around competing directors creating short films each week. ...
The reality series On the Lot revolves around competing directors creating short films each week. ...
The reality series On the Lot revolves around competing directors creating short films each week. ...
For weeks 2-4, five of the remaining 15 contestants were selected to screen a short no longer than three minutes, filmed in five days; however, it has been disputed whether or not this is in fact true, as these films were the "personal submission films" from the auditions. The one of the five with the least audience votes was eliminated. The results were shown the next week's episode, while the next set of five films were screened.
In week three, three of the five contestants from who showed films in week two were declared safe. Trever James and Hilary Graham had to wait until the end of the show to see who would be eliminated. In week four, the five contestants who showed films in week three were told, at the start of the show, who had been eliminated.
Joining regular judges Carrie Fisher and Garry Marshall, were Michael Bay for week two, David Frankel for week three, and Wes Craven for week four. Carrie Frances Fisher (born October 21, 1956) is an American actress, screenwriter and novelist. ...
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Weeks 5-6 - See also: On the Lot Films - Week Five and On the Lot Films - Week Six
In weeks five and six, the contestants were split into two groups of six. The first group was tasked with making two minute comedy shorts in five days, while the second group's shorts were of the horror genre. The reality series On the Lot revolves around competing directors creating short films each week. ...
The reality series On the Lot revolves around competing directors creating short films each week. ...
In contrast to the previous screenings, clips from the production of these films were aired showing fellow contestants visiting each set, thus ensuring that the films were in fact produced during the show period.
Mark Waters was the guest judge for week five, and Eli Roth was the guest judge for week six. Please wikify (format) this article as suggested in the Guide to layout and the Manual of Style. ...
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Weeks 7-8 - See also: On the Lot Films - Week Seven and On the Lot Films - Week eight
In weeks seven and eight, the contestants remained in the same groups as the previous weeks. The first group of five was tasked with making shorts based on the statement, "when two worlds collide". The second group's shorts were action films. Two contestants will be eliminated each week. The reality series On the Lot revolves around competing directors creating short films each week. ...
The reality series On the Lot revolves around competing directors creating short films each week. ...
Luke Greenfield was the guest judge for week seven and Antoine Fuqua was the guest judge for week eight. Luke Greenfield (born February 5, 1972 in Manhassett, New York) is best known as a film director. ...
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Week 9 - See also: On the Lot Films - Week Nine
In week nine, the final six contestants were tasked with making romantic comedies. Brad Silberling was the guest judge for week nine. The reality series On the Lot revolves around competing directors creating short films each week. ...
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Week 10 - See also: On the Lot Films - Week Ten
In week ten, the final five contestants were tasked with making films featuring automobiles for "Road Night." Jerry O'Connell was a special guest star, and Gary Ross was the guest judge. Penny Marshall filled in for regular judge Garry Marshall. The reality series On the Lot revolves around competing directors creating short films each week. ...
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Week 11 - See also: On the Lot Films - Week Eleven
In week eleven, four remaining contestants were tasked with making films inspired by the contest-winning logline: "A man wakes up, rolls out of bed and finds himself in a dress...but can't remember what happened the night before." This week's guest judge was F. Gary Gray. The reality series On the Lot revolves around competing directors creating short films each week. ...
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Season finale In the first half of the season finale, the three remaining contestants were asked to choose two of their films to show. Jason Epperson showed Eternal Waters and Sweet. Will Bigham showed Glass Eye and The Yes Men. Adam Stein showed Dough: The Musical and Army Guy. In the second half of the finale, all fifteen eliminated contestants returned and the three finalists chose their favorite film of "On the Lot"" that an eliminated contestant made. Adam chose Die Hardly Working by Zach Lipovsky. Will chose Under the Gun by Hilary Graham. Jason chose Catch by Mateen Kemet. Then, Adam was eliminated. Host Adrianna Costa asked the judges who they thought should win the competition and Carrie Fisher chose Will, and Garry Marshall chose Jason. Will became the winner. The last minutes of the show showed Will arriving at the gates of DreamWorks and being met there by Steven Spielberg himself. Spielberg praised a few of Will's films and it ended with them walking through the gates of DreamWorks together. Zach Lipovsky is an actor, writer, director, and special effects editor from Vancouver, British Columbia. ...
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Cast The following actors have appeared in two or more short films over the course of the series: This article does not cite any references or sources. ...
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Ratings The premiere episode of On the Lot followed highly rated American Idol, but failed to hold a majority of the Idol audience. Lot had a 6.2 rating/ 9 share from 9-10 p.m., retaining just 38 percent of Idol's audience, followed by a loss of 39 percent at 9:30 p.m. (7.7/11 to 4.7/ 7).[14] AMERICAN IDOL HAS BEEN CANCELLED DUE TO DEATH OF SIMON ...
The second episode followed another FOX network reality hit, So You Think You Can Dance. However, like its premiere, the ratings did not hold up after the lead-in show ended, losing half of Dance's audience. On the Lot had a 2.1/6 share.[15] The Fox Broadcasting Company is a television network in the United States. ...
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The third episode was two hours long and did not have a lead-in show like the first two episodes. The Fox Network and Univision tied for fourth for the entire night at 1.8/3, behind CBS, ABC and NBC, respectively, which mostly aired reruns. For the targeted audience, Lot averaged a 1.3 adults 18-49 rating, according to Nielsen overnights, placing fifth in its first airing in its regular timeslot, behind even Univision.[16] The Fox Broadcasting Company is a television network in the United States. ...
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Fox tried a different approach for the fourth episode, having it lead-in for the season finale of ratings hit, House. Viewership for Lot was 4 million, or a 1.8/6 share. Coupled with House, Fox had the highest viewership on Tuesday, averaging more than 10 million viewers.[17] This article needs additional references or sources for verification. ...
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The fifth episode was another attempt at coupling Lot with House, which resulted in worse ratings than the previous week. Fox averaged 5.6 million viewers for the night, third behind NBC, which was tops with America's Got Talent and Deal or No Deal, and CBS, which aired reruns of NCIS. Lot had 3.3 million viewers for its hour-long broadcast of five three-minute flicks.[18] Americas Got Talent is an American reality television series on the NBC television network. ...
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The sixth episode, which joined Lot with Hell's Kitchen was the first showing that had less than three million viewers. Lot had 1.2/4 share, or 2.8 million viewers, behind top-rated America's Got Talent and the NBA Finals. [19] Americas Got Talent is an American reality television series on the NBC television network. ...
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According to Nielsen overnights, Lot dipped even lower on its seventh episode, with only a 1.0 rating, tying it with ABC's shows Fast Cars and Superstars and George Lopez. NBC had a commanding lead the entire night, thanks to hit show Talent. [20] Fast Cars and Superstars: The Gillette Young Guns Celebrity Race is an ABC reality television series featuring twelve celebrities in a stock car auto racing competition. ...
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Reception Initial criticism was that the show focused on director quarreling instead of broadcasting the directors' audition short films.[21] In addition, the judges were faulted for not providing helpful criticism; the three were seen as watered down versions of the American Idol judges Paula Abdul (Carrie Fisher), Randy Jackson (Brett Ratner), and Simon Cowell (Garry Marshall). [22] Paula Julie Abdul (born June 19, 1962) is an American television personality, jewelry designer, multi-platinum selling singer, and Emmy Award-winning choreographer. ...
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The show host Adrianna Costa has been criticized for not being engaging enough. It seemed to critics she had trouble reading her cue cards. [23] Adrianna Costa Adrianna Costa is the feature reporter for Good Day LA Weekend, seen Sunday mornings on KTTV FOX 11. ...
Vote for the Worst was encouraging people to vote for Kenny Luby to become "The LotMaster".[24] VoteForTheWorst. ...
Despite criticisms for the show's lack of organization, some critics responded favorably to the show. It has been said that the judge's panel adds color, prestige and drama. [25] Others have said that Lot proves that "quality reality TV does exist." [26]
Criticisms have mostly been about the format of the show, as opposed to the directors themselves, who have received praise for skill, elegance, and laugh-out-loud humor. [27]
Different formats, seasonal issues, and the contestants' reactions have made it clear that the three minute films featured in weeks two, three, and four were made before the Top 50 contestants were picked. They appear to be the three-minute films, made in a week, that originally got them cast in the Top 50. The reason behind this is unclear. According to an interview with Jason Epperson, the contestants already know who they are up against, and what week their film will be shown. [28]
In July 2007, Jeff Lippencott and Mark T. Williams were nominated for an Emmy for Outstanding Main Title Theme Music at the 59th Primetime Emmy Awards for episode 102A. An Emmy Award. ...
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Year 2007 (MMVII) is the current year, a common year starting on Monday of the Gregorian calendar and the AD/CE era. ...
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Year 2007 (MMVII) is the current year, a common year starting on Monday of the Gregorian calendar and the AD/CE era. ...
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Year 2007 (MMVII) is the current year, a common year starting on Monday of the Gregorian calendar and the AD/CE era. ...
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Year 2007 (MMVII) is the current year, a common year starting on Monday of the Gregorian calendar and the AD/CE era. ...
is the 154th day of the year (155th in leap years) in the Gregorian calendar. ...
Year 2007 (MMVII) is the current year, a common year starting on Monday of the Gregorian calendar and the AD/CE era. ...
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