Reality TV: An Insider's Guide To TV's Hottest Market - Plot & Excerpts
Safe in the confines of your employer’s office building or rented workspace, it’s the sweet return to sanity you craved when you were out until two in the morning being dragged all over creation, furiously pounding away at your laptop and wondering if the action you witnessed would translate at all once you wrapped. Even if your so-called “office” is a row of folding tables with a blood trough running down the middle of it because the space rented for you is in a converted meat processing facility next to the railroad tracks (an absolutely true story… some rooms you never forget), making it to this point in the process is always a relief, despite the challenges that still lie ahead. Postproduction is either the first step of the last part of your journey or your first contact with material you’ll be sweating over and swearing at for the next few weeks or months. If this stage is your first contact with the project, you’ll likely be clenching your fists and stewing over one or more of these old welcome-to-post goof-up chestnuts: “Having worked shows from preproduction through to the end, I personally prefer coming on as a post producer.
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