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Have any of you been a member of the audience on a tv show?
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Im just watching Jeremy kyle and got a bit curious at what happens once the program goes to a break, does everyone rush off to the toilets? Does the presenter have to have his hair and makeup retouched, does anyone know?
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For more on marking an answer as the "Best Answer", please visit our FAQ.My parents were in the audience for one of those game shows that are on before the lottery I think it was 1 vs 100. And the presentor had their makeup done. I'm not sure if it was live or not.
But if it's live then you don't have time.
Also, I was in the audience and participating for some of the time, during the recording of a radio quiz (which was also filmed but not shown on tele). It was prerecorded so the whole series took three days to film and I was only there for one day though. We got a break half way through the day, for lunch etc. They didn't want to have to wait afetr every game for people to go to the toilet.
But if it's live then you don't have time.
Also, I was in the audience and participating for some of the time, during the recording of a radio quiz (which was also filmed but not shown on tele). It was prerecorded so the whole series took three days to film and I was only there for one day though. We got a break half way through the day, for lunch etc. They didn't want to have to wait afetr every game for people to go to the toilet.
They film it near me, used to see all the audience queuing up in the morning to go in and the local taxi firm they use have some interesting stories! My cousin went to see it once and said JK was having a bit of a laugh at the contestants in the breaks from what I remember!
I've been in the audience for Take Me Out when they filmed some if it up here, a friend got free tickets and there was the lure of the lovely Paddy McGuinness.
It was really interesting seeing how it worked, we were there for a full evening just for one 1 hours show (less breaks) and they had to refilm quite a few bits to do it better or for when words were forgotton or got wrong etc... lots of make up touch ups and fiddling with lights and cameras and such too.
They had a great warm up guy to keep the audience amused and on form for clapping, cheering, shouting, ooohing etc... when not filming and he was hilarious!
I've been in the audience for Take Me Out when they filmed some if it up here, a friend got free tickets and there was the lure of the lovely Paddy McGuinness.
It was really interesting seeing how it worked, we were there for a full evening just for one 1 hours show (less breaks) and they had to refilm quite a few bits to do it better or for when words were forgotton or got wrong etc... lots of make up touch ups and fiddling with lights and cameras and such too.
They had a great warm up guy to keep the audience amused and on form for clapping, cheering, shouting, ooohing etc... when not filming and he was hilarious!
I saw Dancing on Ice a while back, which is live. during the breaks they change the "set" (put carpet on the ice for the presenters, clean the ice, etc) and the presenters did "pieces to camera" that related to the phone-ins, and would be used as voice overs at some later stage. they also signed autographs and chatted to the crowd.
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