About the book: year / "Real shows" like "Behind the Glass", with a bad "picture" and "untuned" sound, are already becoming boring. One day the day will come when death will be shown in close-up live on the next “show” - a sort of new round in the history of gladiatorial games and knightly tournaments... And there will be only one time left before dressing the inhabitants of the “behind the screen” in historically (in)accurate costumes step. The technology of the near future will provide live camera angles and sound effects worthy of a multimillion-dollar blockbuster. Cable networks will carry the signal to billions of LCD screens. A show can last for years, like a television series, or end in a matter of days: all that matters is its rating, which “rewards” the money invested. And in order for money to be invested, a detailed business plan for the project is required, including, in particular, scenario development, which is presented below. The form of scenario development can traditionally be free.