Masterplan

When you wake up tomorrow morning, the world will have changed. For the chance of winning 100,000 Euros, two candidates sign their lives over to The Master in what can almost be called a pact with the devil. They continue to live as normal, but are followed 24 hours a day, 7 days a week as they attempt to fulfill seven levels, each comprising of a task assigned by The Master that will test them both physically and mentally. In order to remain in the game, the player must successfully complete seven levels. If they are not willing to perform a task or fail to fulfil it, it’s ‘game over’ for them and their chance of
winning 100,000 Euros is gone for good. Another contestant takes their place and starts from
level one. Those who beat The Master seven times, not only receive 100,000 Euros, they are
also chosen to take part in a final test that can earn them an extra 250,000 Euros. However,
only one player that reaches level eight can get his or her hands on the extra quarter of a
million - the one that The Master feels deserves the opportunity. When does this way of life cause a conflict? How soon do the players beg for a bit of privacy?
No matter how desperate they are, there’s no seeing nor talking to The Master - only obeying
him. Masterplan is not a studio-based format, it’s not restricted by time or space. Contestants
must carry on with their lives whilst knowing that the Master’s command is only a text
message or phone call away.