Latest Developments on Big Brother Hotshots The Production of the highly anticipated Big Brother Hotshots will most likely happen in another country. The reality television show was set to air from Sunday, September 7, but a fire at Sasani studios in Highlands North, Johannesburg on Tuesday afternoon will delay the start date of the broadcast. The show has highly technical demands. All our 56 cameras were destroyed. The house has special glass for crews to shoot behind scenes, so we can’t simply build a new house. We have to look elsewhere at other Big Brother Houses around the world to complete the production. Producers and team members have already located two houses and still under negotiations. Relocating the production to another country will involve booking flights, and arranging new visas for crew and contestants. This is a major challenge for us, but we have a great team and are prepared for major logistical projects. Big Brother Africa is the only continental show of its kind and has a special creative element and therefore the core crew will remain on the project. Depending on what resources are available in the country will depend on which other technical crew we will retain on the production. Contestants are expected to compete for $300,000 and to remain in the house for 91 days maximum. The Hotshots are currently staying at a hotel in Johannesburg. They are obviously very disappointed about the delay in the show’s start but they are on standby for when shooting begins in the new location. An investigation into the cause of the fire is not yet complete. Ends. Caroline Creasy Head Of Corporate Affairs Multichoice Africa https://facebook/BigBrotherHotshot
Posted on: Thu, 04 Sep 2014 07:17:13 +0000
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