Houston-based children's summer camp business looks for an investment on 'Shark Tank'

"Everything you see on the show is real. The sharks are grilling you, so it's really tense in there," one of the co-creators said. Watch Shark Tank this Friday on ABC13 to see if Creator Camp strikes a deal!A Houston business is entering the "Shark Tank" and looking for an investment!

Co-creators Robbie Davidson and Jacky Chao joined ABC13's Jeff Ehling on our 24/7 stream to talk about their Shark Tank experience."At first, we applied and it was kind of a joke. We didn't think we would even get in because we're a service business... because Shark Tank primarily takes product businesses and they're just more investable in that sense," Chao said. "But every step of the way, we kept on getting moved forward.

"We have a background in filmmaking. We met in high school in the filmmaking club," Davidson said. "We noticed a growing issue right now with a bunch of iPad kids -- kids glued to their screens. So we thought, 'What if we can change kids' relationships with technology from consumption to creation?'"

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