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‘The Real World: New York’ Producers Scrambled to Capture Julie Gentry and Kevin Powell’s Explosive Argument – Showbiz Cheat Sheet
‘The Real World: New York’ producers had to improvise fast if they wanted to capture spontaneous moments during season 1.
The Real World: New York was filmed during the dawn of reality television, which meant technological advantages producers enjoy today didn’t exist in 1992.
Producer Jonathan Murray recalled how he and his partner Mary Ellis-Bunim had to essentially learn on the job in order to create the reality series. Murray quickly realized that technology limitations were not conducive to capturing spontaneous situations. So he had to improvise using unconventional methods.
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