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15 Minutes of Fame
Kari Woodard has approached Prevost Community with a request for owners who wish to participate in upcoming episodes of “Mega RV Countdown”. Her request below says it all.
Contact Kari direct at her email address below.
From all the experiences I had while seeking pilots for PilotsNPaws I can tell you it will be fun and a nice experience.
The Travel Channel’s Mega RV Countdown is looking for private owners and their awesome motorcoaches/motorhomes/RVs who would like to film a short tour segment with us about how they use their vehicle. We highlight the cool gadgets, features and functions as well as a short piece about the owners and their families. It’s a very informative, documentary-style series.
We are in the casting or “get to know you” phase now. Production and filming beings May 6 and we will shoot episodes through August. Our film crew is small; a producer, audio and a few cameras. We come to you – our crew will fly to where the action is! And of course, it doesn’t cost anything to appear. Each segment is a few minutes long and there are several per episode. I think that covers the basics, but I am happy to answer any more questions that come up.
Want to share your recreational vehicular creation with America? If you can drive it and sleep in it, we want to see it! Please contact Kari atkwoodard@highnoontv.com for more information or to apply.
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4 Replies
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Got a email this morning and it would be kinda cool. Some of you all have nice coaches. My 91 would be on the antique page. LOL.
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glens,
I just noticed the Muldoon location. We have a ranch just west of Moulton (NE Gonazles County) a few miles south of you. We are there most weekends. We should try to meet up some weekend.
Loc
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“Got a email this morning and it would be kinda cool. Some of you all have nice coaches. My 91 would be on the antique page. LOL.”
I think regardless of vintage Kari should be contacted. My point is nothing emphasizes why we have a Prevost coach better than seeing decades old coaches in beautiful condition that have hundreds of thousands of miles left and decades of service still available.
Every time a show features Prevost conversions the emphasis is always on glitz and gadgets. Yet the underlying reason most of us buy one is because the coaches are so well built and reliable that long after the plastic coaches are sitting in a field with weeds growing around them our coaches still look great and are nowhere near ready for the scrap heap.
Just my opinion.
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You betcha Loc. Anytime. The bus and us are heading To Surfside Beach tonight if everything goes according to plan. You one of those rich Texasans off that Eagle Ford Oil? If I keep spending money on Coach might have to let um drill here to pay for it.
Yeah Jon, mine looks like it came out of a time warp with all this dark wood in it. Just replaced the Tube TV’s with flat screen led’s this past weekend. Texas Custom Coaches out of Pipecreek replaced the 8 track stereo a couple years back. Getting in the current time frame out of the nostalgia past. That’s what you get when you buy a Prevost that’s been in a barn for the last 8 or 10 years not seeing any light.
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