The show Deadliest Catch just returned to Discovery for Season 4 and they are already being accused of faking scenes for the new season. The Hollywood Reporter shared details about why they believe that the Season 4 premiere of The Deadliest Catch had a few things that were faked for drama. The season started out with a huge storm in the Bering Sea.
Early start filming @ Yaquina Bay w/ Silent Crow Production to support Deadliest Catch show filmed off Oregon Coast. pic.twitter.com/bvhpvsFs8C
— USCGPacificNorthwest (@USCGPacificNW) April 19, 2016 During Deadliest Catch, they were on a crab boat called The Wizard. There is a huge storm and waves are seen hitting the boat and they even find out that the staterooms are flooding. They make it seem like the boat on Deadliest Catch could be sinking and things are pretty scary.
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Discovery president and general manager John Ford is revealing that the document THR was able to find is an early draft that was later rejected and not used at all. Ford gave a statement explaining the details.
"The Wizard was struck by a big wave, and that wave caused the leak you see in the show," Ford said. "The thing we didn't have on camera was the actual wave that struck the Wizard. That was shot at a separate time on the same journey and was an insert edit from the show. We did that for story continuity because we didn't have a boat-to-boat shot. Everything that you see in the show happened. Nothing is made up and nothing needs to be made up. The Wizard was struck by a big wave, and that wave caused the leak you see in the show. The show is 100% authentic."
When Deadliest Catch used a reenactment scene before, they put it in black and white and even shared the details that it was a reenactment so they were not hiding anything from viewers. It would be pretty shocking if they did fake a scene for their new
Early start filming @ Yaquina Bay w/ Silent Crow Production to support Deadliest Catch show filmed off Oregon Coast. pic.twitter.com/bvhpvsFs8C
— USCGPacificNorthwest (@USCGPacificNW) April 19, 2016 During Deadliest Catch, they were on a crab boat called The Wizard. There is a huge storm and waves are seen hitting the boat and they even find out that the staterooms are flooding. They make it seem like the boat on Deadliest Catch could be sinking and things are pretty scary.
It …show more content…
Discovery president and general manager John Ford is revealing that the document THR was able to find is an early draft that was later rejected and not used at all. Ford gave a statement explaining the details.
"The Wizard was struck by a big wave, and that wave caused the leak you see in the show," Ford said. "The thing we didn't have on camera was the actual wave that struck the Wizard. That was shot at a separate time on the same journey and was an insert edit from the show. We did that for story continuity because we didn't have a boat-to-boat shot. Everything that you see in the show happened. Nothing is made up and nothing needs to be made up. The Wizard was struck by a big wave, and that wave caused the leak you see in the show. The show is 100% authentic."
When Deadliest Catch used a reenactment scene before, they put it in black and white and even shared the details that it was a reenactment so they were not hiding anything from viewers. It would be pretty shocking if they did fake a scene for their new