Reality television frequently portrays a modified and highly influenced form of reality, utilizing sensationalism to attract viewers and so to generate advertising profits.[2][3][4] Participants are often placed in exotic locations or abnormal situations,[1] and are sometimes coached to act in specific scripted ways by off-screen "story editors" or "segment producers," with the portrayal of events and speech manipulated and contrived to create an illusion of reality through editing and other post-production techniques.[2][3][4]
Monday, March 21, 2011
REALITY WHAT!!!!!!!!!!!
Personally I don't watch reality T.V., because I feel that the camera takes away the true effect of what the producers are trying to present. When people know that they are being filmed I believe they will tend to start acting and therefore they will become actors,and the true essence of the show becomes unreal. Think about this when so-called normal people have a chance to have there lives protrayed on T.V.,and some type of money is involved and possible fame, I believe that they will do anything with in there power to look good for the camera to further enhance there chances to possibly get more fame.
Reality television frequently portrays a modified and highly influenced form of reality, utilizing sensationalism to attract viewers and so to generate advertising profits.[2][3][4] Participants are often placed in exotic locations or abnormal situations,[1] and are sometimes coached to act in specific scripted ways by off-screen "story editors" or "segment producers," with the portrayal of events and speech manipulated and contrived to create an illusion of reality through editing and other post-production techniques.[2][3][4]
Reality television frequently portrays a modified and highly influenced form of reality, utilizing sensationalism to attract viewers and so to generate advertising profits.[2][3][4] Participants are often placed in exotic locations or abnormal situations,[1] and are sometimes coached to act in specific scripted ways by off-screen "story editors" or "segment producers," with the portrayal of events and speech manipulated and contrived to create an illusion of reality through editing and other post-production techniques.[2][3][4]
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Amen! If they want to be on actors go to acting school because they sure as hell need to.
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