The kind of data you're requesting is usually proprietary, specially for unconventional reservoir (since most studies about it are recent and well within protected time range for patent).

You may present your project to a company with access to that information and request your data (you would probably have to sign a non-disclosure agreement ,"I'm not sure if this is the right name in English"), but there is always the risk of your request being denied.

The most usual option, however, is to use a synthetic reservoir to develop your project and once you have something to show, present the initial results. If you follow this last option there's quite a bit of information of how to build your synthetic reservoir (and logs) on the internet. I've just googled it ("search: synthetic well log unconventional reservoir") and the second entry is this:

http://csegrecorder.com/articles/view/synthetic-seismograms-synthetic-sonic-logs-and-synthetic-core

Also if you specify exactly what you need I'm sure there's a lot of people here working in reservoir modelling that can help you get synthetic data specifically for your purpose.

It's not much but I hope it helps.

A good idea is to develop your work based on data reported from conventional source rocks, they can potentially serve as shale plays. Plenty of data exist from the Kimmeridge Clay Formation or its equivalents in North Sea.