Hello everyone,

My name is Kim, I work for a television production company called Znak & Co.  You may not have heard of us before but the head of our company, Natalka Znak, was responsible for ITV hit shows such as I?m A Celebrity Get Me Out of Here, Hell?s Kitchen and Love Island.

Now we are working on a potential new ITV series that sees British women who may have had brushes with the law, might be a bit rebellious, or perhaps they work in the sex industry, as they spend time in a real-life prison.

This series isn?t about working in the sex industry, but it may feature someone who does.  As part of this we may want to explore what it is like working in the sex industry, but it isn?t the sole focus of what we are doing.

Would you be up for the challenge of spending a couple of weeks inside a real-life prison alongside convicted inmates?   

Anyone who wants to learn more should email casting@znaktv.com.

All information you give to us about yourself will be treated with the strictest of confidence and all conversations are no-obligation.

Thanks so much!

Kim

Hello,

I don't think women who may have had brushes with the law must be sex workers.  I am referring to two groups/types of women here.  And the same goes for women who might be a bit rebellious.  I have included the widest description of the sort of women we are looking for, because a reader here may fall into one of the categories, or know someone who does. 

I absolutely know and understand that many sex workers operate legally and legitimately.  Some of the women who we feature may have a criminal record, some may not.  Some may want to make changes to their lives and we hope that this experience could offer them an opportunity to do so.  For clarity, we are not solely featuring sex workers and nor is this series about working in the sex industry per se - one of the contributors in the series could work in the sex industry, but it might turn out that no one does.

Anyone who participates in the final programme will be covered for any loss of earnings.

Everyone who takes part in the series will do because they freely consent to do so - including the inmates of the prison in which we film. 

We don't wish to cause offence.  Happy to answer any questions anyone may have here, or anyone who wants to know more can get in touch at casting@znaktv.com

Thanks

To be fair MS, wording like

junkies who hoe for drug money

doesn't exactly cover you in glory either. Anybody selling sex for any reason is not breaking the law by doing so whether the money is for buying crack or silly handbags .

Oh dear...

 

^Anyone who participates in the final programme will be covered for any loss of earnings.^

So just to be clear, any person who interviews or participates in any legal operation [strike]althoughh god knows reality tv should be banned forthwith[/strike] will NOT be compensated unless they agree to ameliorate their factual views on sex work to align with your pop culture take in the "final"?

Seriously! fucking cheek, brushes with the law, go get yourself educated 

Basically they want you to embarass yourself on national TV, out yourself, loose your clients, have your landlord know what your're up to and your kids laughed at in school in exchange of ...."covering your expenses".

WHERE DO I NEED TO SIGN PLEASE?

 

Nope you don't even get your expenses.  I read you get paid if you in final episode.  So they could have you appear on all episodes except final and not pay you a penny.

Who could refuse an offer like that?