Major Cable Network Seeking Families Planning Quinceañera

ARE YOU IN THE MIDDLE OF PLANNING A QUINCES?



Are you a mother, father, or relative planning a quinceañera party with your 14-year-old?



A major cable network and High Noon Entertainment, one of America’s leading production companies producing hit shows such as Cake Boss, Next Great Baker, Fixer Upper, Tough Love, Prospectors, etc. are looking for fun, outgoing families with big personalities living in the Miami area who are midway through the process of planning their quinces party. Is the process of planning a quinces an overwhelming or stressful one? Have there been financial issues? Has the planning been smooth sailing? Aside from the moments of joy, have there been moments of tension? Have there been differences among family members no matter how trivial or serious? Is there an issue, big or small, you’re wanting solve? Or a funny, over-the-top moment you want to share?



We'd love to hear your story!

Filming will take place one day in late May or early June.

To qualify, all family members involved in story must live in the Miami area and be willing to participate in filming.



Please contact Erika Navarrete BEFORE JUNE 2 for information on how to participate.



WHO WE ARE
A world-class content creator specializing in formats and character-driven programming, High Noon Entertainment develops, sells and produces across all unscripted genres for broadcast and cable networks, both domestically and internationally. With offices in Denver, Los Angeles and New York, High Noon's busy production slate includes hit shows such as Cake Boss (TLC), Tough Love (VH1), Dude You're Screwed (Discovery), Next Great Baker (TLC), Guinness World Records Unleashed (truTV), Familia de Circo (Tr3s), Trip Flip (Travel), Divas del Azúcar (Tr3s), Fixer Upper (HGTV) and Polka Kings (Reelz). In 2013 alone, the company partnered with 20 networks, produced almost 40 series, pilots and specials and delivered more than 200 hours of programming, and is on track to produce for more than 25 networks in 2014.