Biggest draw was open casting call and a panel on pitching a tv show. That's about it and it was a another reality company who threw together the "pitch a show panel" and scrambled to make a second one happen - not reality rocks.. Sorry need to give credit where credit is due

Well, DUH! Of course they're not stars. At best you can call them celebrities. Reality shows are a huge was of TV air time and all the show is how badly our viewing tastes have deteriorated.

Our take on Reality Rocks - we sent Executive producer and Creator of "A Week With My Father" to the event on Saturday, to pitch the show to several well-known producers and executives. Saturday was a bit chaotic, as the ticket fr the pitch event wasn't included in the souvenir program, but Amy the Director of Reality Rocks was able to schedule another pitching event with the same executives. Giant Kudos to her for sound business acumen and customer service.

Unfortunately I have to agree with the writer of this blog, as many of the celebs were not "cream of the crop" in Reality TV stars. The biggest stars we came across were Nick Cannon, Mark Cuban, Daymond John (Shark Tank). Some bigger stars like Ty Pennington from Extreme Makeover Home Edition didn't attend until Sunday. Having known it was a charity event, we might have been able to send Giacomo back!

Difficulties in coordination of events, and perhaps lack of advertising may have doomed the event. Since this was the first event of its kind, perhaps it came a bit too late given the mercurial popularity of Reality TV? We certainly hope that the next event is better attended!

http://www.aweekwithmyfather.com

Now if only the tv ratings would match, if only so we could cancel every reality show on tv.