1. 1. The Corporation - Viva Las Vegas episode Authors : Harrison Freed and Ahmad Al-Hamd The Corporation-Viva Las Vegas tells the story of three women struggling to pay off their student debt and they all end in Las Vegas and meet their prospective boss named Hershel Bronstein. Get inside the lives of Haley, Kimmie and Sierra who are from different backgrounds and learn what makes them tick. See them coming to terms with what they have to do to pay off their debt and how they come terms with their job while they're in Las Vegas at an undisclosed hotel. This episode not only deals with these three women, but it also deals with their boss and his co-workers who are in the same situation they're in. The Boss sees a figure in the distance that reminds him of his lost love who betrayed him and went to work for the KGB. When the Boss moves closer towards the figure it vanishes and he just shakes off the notion that it was his ex-girlfriend Nasia. Nasia has recruited the Boss's driver Jeff to work for her and his goal is to sabotage the training of these hired assassins that do the dirty work for the US government. The goal of this episode is to make the three girls comfortable with killing bad people and doing a service for their country. They also have an incentive to pay off their debt to Uncle Sam to which each kill is worth 10K and the closer they get to killing off the bad guys the closer they get to being debt free from the US Government.
2. 2. Exit Strategy Estimations Cost of show per episode of 21 minutes = $ 150,000 Expected revenue per episode from 9 min @ 60,000 per min(18 spots of 30 secs each) = $ 540,000 Therefore expected income per episode from Launch TV after deducting cost = $390,000 which will be split with channel. Plus also additional revenue from hosting of show on Archstone Distributions channel
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