Behind the Carnival Barkers Podcast
In this inaugural episode of Behind the Carnival Barkers, host Amy Peters, an Emmy Award-winning editor and producer of non-fiction content, sits down with fellow editor Timothy Hedden. They delve into the demanding world of unscripted television, discussing the intricacies of their craft, from shaping narratives and managing network demands to the sometimes abusive work environment and the art of crafting unscripted stories. Timothy shares his experience working on iconic shows like The Real Housewives of Atlanta, including the "Gone With the Wind fabulous" episode, and they both reflect on the industry's shift to remote work post-COVID and the current, challenging landscape of reality television, where job opportunities are scarce and the future remains uncertain for many creatives in the field.
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Music:
Title music is provided by D.J. Williams, whose work you can find on YouTube @djwmusic. This episode also includes tracks from @dougmaxwell9118 and @dougmaxwell9118 and Patrick Patrikios
Post-Production:
Post-production services are provided by Audio Photo Synthesis.
Guest Links:
Timothy Hedden's musings are at heddenwrites.com.
The Huffington Post article mentioned is at https://www.huffpost.com/entry/reality-tv-show-problem_n_66d75086e4b09a3ee66ca635