Heather Parsell always plays by the rules, whether it’s on the soccer field, in the classroom, or in her school’s marching band. Now this busy bee wants to step out of line and make an individual statement by being MADE into a rapper. But will four weeks be enough for coach Quest MCODY to help Heather stick her swagger and remember her rhymes? Or will this goodie goodie go bad at her school’s music festival?
Check out what happens to the young people featured on episodes of “MADE” in LIFE AFTER MADE, viewers can also view full episodes on made.mtv.com. And just as the show inspires the on-air participants to achieve their goals, fans can launch their own personal development journeys at WannaBeMade.com (http://wannabemade.com), MTV’s online community that connects viewers who “wanna be made” with coaches that offer tips and techniques to inspire success. Every journey is chronicled on the viewers’ profile page including blog entries and personal progress ratings.
“MADE” (http://made.mtv.com) was created and is executive produced by Bob Kusbit and Francis Lyons for One Louder Productions. Dave Sirulnick, Tony DiBari are executive producers for MTV.
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