Your dream to leave land behind and experience a new life at sea is now a possibility.
The Seasteading Institute is consulting with a new unscripted television series for a major cable network. The show is seeking a variety of experts and survivalists ready to create a new community on the ocean while building, engineering, and rehabbing residential quarters. If you have what it takes to survive challenging weather and sea conditions, if you have a yearning desire to experiment with ocean-based technologies, if you can bring a skill set that will add to the sea-villages development, then this is an opportunity for you.
If interested, email and please CC: by March 1, 2015 with:
- Your name and age
- A brief bio about your interest in seasteading and why you’d like to participate in the program
- The skills you could bring to this new society (survival, engineering, scientific, homesteading, environmental, etc.)
- A clear photograph
- Any video links or Youtube channels you may have
Is this going to happen on a floating TV set bringing the seasteading movementto the phase 1 key conversation ? Is the film set going to be transformed to a real floating development after the filming ? Please let us hear the details…
Good questions ellmer. We can build their set 🙂
unscripted television seriesIn other words, a reality show. So another show like “Utopia” that will take a bunch of people, purposefully hand-picked so as to accentuate their personality differences, and subject them to ridiculous situations in order to boost ratings…and one person will be “banished” each week after a group vote. Great…just what seasteading needs…If and when it becomes economically worthwhile to settle Antarctica or the moon, the effort might very well need to be “kickstarted” by a similar publicity stunt. I like the idea IF it can lead to a viable community. But “kicking people off the island” would ruin that prospect. I want to hear more from both SI and the show people first.
I’d also like to hear something about what SI has and needs in terms of job skills.
I would definitely be interested in this. We are not far off from the first seastead.
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