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"The Traitors" series two on BBC One tonight 9 PM: I Bet my fellow TV Professionals and Industry Enthusiasts can't wait almost with a "Why didn't I think of that envy because... Tonight marks a milestone for reality TV as we gear up for the much-anticipated return of BBC One's "Traitors" for its second series. Hosted by the ever-charismatic Claudia Winkleman, this show is a masterclass in psychological gameplay and social dynamics, perfectly blending strategy with gripping, edge-of-your-seat entertainment. #TraitorsSeries2: A New Benchmark in Reality TV After the smash-hit success of its first series, "Traitors" is back to redefine reality TV. The show artfully combines strategic gameplay with intense psychological elements, set against the backdrop of an isolated yet visually stunning location. The premise is simple yet profoundly engaging: among a group of cooperative players, the 'faithful,' are hidden 'traitors' whose sole purpose is to sabotage without being discovered. Insights for Format creators: What makes "Traitors" stand out is not just its format but the way it pushes the boundaries of traditional reality shows. As TV professionals, there's much to admire and learn here – from the show's production values to the intricate design of its gameplay and the quirky and immersed hosting style by Claudia. The show is a testament to the innovation and creativity thriving in our industry. Why It’s a Must-Watch: Series two of "Traitors" is more than just entertainment; it's a glimpse into the future of reality TV. Its nuanced approach to player interaction and the psychological aspects of trust and deception make it an insightful study into human behavior – a valuable watch for anyone in our field. Tuning In: Don’t miss out on what promises to be a riveting season. "Traitors" airs tonight on BBC One, and it's set to be a conversation starter not just among audiences but within our industry circles as well. #thetraitors2 #TraitorsBBC #ClaudiaWinkleman #RealityTVRevolution #BBCOne #TVIndustryInsights #StrategicGameplay #PsychologicalRealityTV #TelevisionInnovation #jgtvdirector #jonathanglazier I'm looking forward to hearing your thoughts on the show. Best, Jonathan JG Glazier Executive Producer, Format Creator and Multi-camera director.

Colors’ reality juggernaut, ‘Bigg Boss Season 17′, bid farewell after a spectacular run that left an indelible mark on the Indian television landscape.... Read More At:- https://lnkd.in/gJNrdT3D Colors TV #biggboss17 #realityshow #juggernaut #indiantelevision #tvshow #news #newsfeed #dailynews #ibwnews #newsupdate

AR or Not?! I recently caught up with Tan Lay for another episode of Reality Check. In this episode we visit a few realities both rendered in post and on devices in AR. In this episode we discuss which types of experiences work best in AR or faux OOH. P.S. Do you think the trend of faux OOH clips posted on social media will continue in 2024? Video: Immersal #augmentedreality #webar #augmentedreality

We may not see it on "reality tv," but IRL, we are living in a time of genocide. And unfortunately, Pitzer is complicit in the Israeli state's genocide against Palestinians--as Pitzer continues to partner with Israeli universities that are pillars of the Israeli state's denial of Palestinian freedom (See Maya Wind, *Towers of Ivory & Steel: How Israeli Universities Deny Palestinian Freedom*). But Pitzer's great students have voted 34-1 in the Student Senate to end this complicity and Pitzer's great alums are backing them up by pledging loyalty to Pitzer's social justice mission--by taking this "no donation until BDS" pledge: https://lnkd.in/guXjPYq5 And if you are a Pitzer alum, you can take the pledge also. And it will feel so good acting for social justice against an administration-trustees that have betrayed Pitzer's radical roots.

🚨 FormatBiz | The Rise of Mystery TV Shows: A New Era in Entertainment - Please read this editorial with an amendment, as a format's title was missing in this article. #mystery #trend #tv #format #all3media #fremantle #lineupindustries #dreamspark #youtube #unscripted #traitors #itvstudios #tf1

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ICYMI: Take a look at the first-ever reality TV show cast contract, for 1973's #AnAmericanFamily, which was filmed in 1971—and compare it to current reality TV contracts.

How Real Is Real Estate Reality TV? The Answer Might Surprise You Over the years, a slew of reality TV shows that glamorize the real estate industry have popped up on networks like HGTV and Netflix. But just how realistic are they? To find out, we evaluated eight popular shows that may appeal to investors. While most are focused on redesign efforts and fail to consider the practical aspects of investing, a few offer realistic tips and relatable challenges that make them worth watching. Flip or Flop Flip or Flop ended in 2022 after airing for 10 seasons on HGTV. The series follows formerly married real estate agents Christina Hall and Tarek El Moussa, who began flipping houses in Orange County, California, after the 2008 real estate crash. They typically make all-cash offers on foreclosures, which they renovate and sell for a profit. The 70% rule of house flipping is a guideline house flippers use to ensure sufficient profits—it says you shouldn’t spend more than 70% of the home’s expected after-repair value, less any repair costs, on a distressed home. But Tarek and Christina tended to take bigger risks when choosing a property, which is likely to make things interesting. For example, an episode in the final season, “Red Hot Flip,” shows the duo making a $500,000 offer on a home they hope to sell for $700,000, with quoted repair costs of $120,000. They note that low inventory in 2022 leaves them with few choices. Several obstacles come up, including necessary repiping, which pushes their repair costs to $140,000. But they manage to get a $856,500 offer on the house because of the hot market, leaving them with $187,025 in profit after closing costs. That’s a 27.9% return on investment (ROI), which is just slightly below the average of 27.5% for home flips completed in the second quarter of 2023, according to Attom Data. Most house flippers who aren’t also reality TV celebrities might turn away from a project with such slim profit margins, rather than hoping to get lucky with an offer above asking. Stay Here was only around for one season in 2018 on Netflix, but it’s one of the few highly rated reality TV shows that showcases the optimization of vacation homes for added revenue potential. Designer Genevieve Gorder joins real estate expert Peter Lorimer to help property owners across the country boost their occupancy and average daily rates. While the show offers some research-backed tips for increasing the cash flow on a short-term rental property, it’s mostly focused on the design aspect. The show doesn’t provide the budget for renovations or ROI.

Hey Joe, how much media does a reality tv show generate? Well it can vary wildy and is dependant on number of cameras, style of shoot, and the demands of the story itself. Interviews can run long and be cumbersome but having a house rigged with 30 action cameras and webcams can generate a lot of media too. So I usually work with our media manager and production leads to do some back of the napkin math — determining how long the shoot will be, how many cameras will be rolling, and at what bitrate these cameras will be recording at. Audio files are negligible at this scale. But with all of this data we can come reasonably close to knowing how much storage we will need for the show overall and then work out the additional numbers for transcodes in post if needed - addressing technical needs along the way. On average for the shows I’ve worked on for one season its not uncommon for storage needs to be about 80-100tb in total for raw and post storage footprint.

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