Sunday, March 24, 2013
Comments on Alpharetta-Milton Patch and the blog that started the discussion show mostly disgust or disappointment in Donald Mitchell's actions, but he says he's just acting a role.
Alpharetta City Councilman Donald Mitchell answered complaints about his actions on a reality TV show to say he's just acting a part. Roots in Alpharetta posted a blog on Saturday, March 23, "Donald Mitchell, on a trashy reality show?, and that got the comments started on that blog and on Alpharetta-Miton Patch on a blog by Julie Hogg, "Would You Re-elect Kennedy, Mitchell or Owens?" Mitchell plays what appears to be a caricature of himself on "Big Rich Atlanta," an Atlanta-based reality TV show on the Style Network. "As you may know, though the show is not scripted, I have been asked to play a defined character," Mitchell said in his response to questions about his role and actions on that TV show. EDITOR'S NOTE: Mitchell's full response …
Tuesday, October 2, 2012
The hit TLC show "Four Houses" is interested in finding homes in Alpharetta with unique styles and passionate owners.
Are you passionate about your Alpharetta home and its unique style? Do you think you have the coolest house on the block? Then the casting crew for TLC's "Four Houses" wants to hear from you. It's time for season 2 of the hit reality TV show, and your home might be just what they want to see. There's a $10,000 prize to give away to the winning homeowners, which could be you. Submit your name, location, contact information and photos of four different rooms of your home – plus a photo of you and your family – to lauren@pitmancasting.com. The deadline is Friday, Oct. 5. When the crew contacted the Alpharetta Convention and Visitors Bureau, they said the show is looking for sociable, competitive and expressive homeowners that are passionate …
Friday, May 18, 2012
Producers of the hit show will be in the Atlanta area to cast for the next season, and local families can ask for her help.
America's Supernanny is casting families for the next season of the show, and is sending producers to the Alpharetta area to find them. The Alpharetta Convention and Visitors Bureau (ACVB) reports that the hit parenting series contacted them looking to cast families. The ACVB heads local efforts to bring film productions into Alpharetta and regularly receives inquiries from various entertainment companies considering the area for projects. This upcoming season’s producers are searching for families with unique circumstances and challenges to cast on America's Supernanny. The challenges parents may be struggling with could include disrespectful behavior; “tween” and teen issues; mean girls or bullying boys; and blended families where both …
JParker
5:35 pm on Wednesday, March 27, 2013
Julie, I don't expect council members to please 100% of the people 100% of the time. I do expect our elected leaders to behave maturely and act to serve the best interests of the community. As this seems to be too high of an expectation for some of them, I am grateful that there are many other citizens who can replace them. more ›