‘Big Bang Theroy’…Behind The Scenes
This is quite an interesting look at how the show is done, and although it’s shot with digital film cameras, it comes together very much like a live camera show. This has eerily familiar quality and I could not help but think of how ‘I Love Lucy’ was shot while watching this. Even the audience area is “the same”. Enjoy and share!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TmvWgcXVLcQ
season 5 behind the scenes of the big bang theory
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Be sure to read the text uner the photos for some interesting details on the production process, and the location of the show over time. Above, Walter at his Graybar Building desk with staff in the fishbowl office watching the broadcast. The fishbowl office was in the same place when the show moved to the […]
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Interesting piece on one of my favorite TV shows. Thanks for sharing!
Wow! what a great piece! Love it!
The Big Bang theory is a juggernaut of a sit-com. Still on network and the #1 syndicated show on TV. Can you say-Money Machine?
When I visited LA in 2008, I was in the audience for ‘The Big Bang Theory’. Lots of fun at that show.
What is a digital film camera? I have never heard of this.