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Reality Shows about Storage Auctions / Re: Was at pawn shop during filming of Pawn Queens the other day
« on: May 30, 2011, 12:03:34 PM »
Mr. A. staged is essentially the same thing as fake. If it's not straight up filming the normal goings on of the business it is fake to an extent.
I didn't scour the web for a good source and I doubt the New York Times has done any stories about whether American Pickers is fake but just did a quick google search and that was the first thing that popped up, I know it was a forum and who's to say the one guy really did know someone who sold something to pawn stars.
Maybe I'll write up a post on my blog and actually do some research into how accurate these shows are.
Pretty much all these pawn type shows however are not just setting up cameras and filming normal everyday people bringing stuff in. They generally do some advertising looking for people who want to be on the show and who have interesting things to sell. Then the people selling things come on to a closed set at the store and sell their item in a staged setting.
I didn't scour the web for a good source and I doubt the New York Times has done any stories about whether American Pickers is fake but just did a quick google search and that was the first thing that popped up, I know it was a forum and who's to say the one guy really did know someone who sold something to pawn stars.
Maybe I'll write up a post on my blog and actually do some research into how accurate these shows are.
Pretty much all these pawn type shows however are not just setting up cameras and filming normal everyday people bringing stuff in. They generally do some advertising looking for people who want to be on the show and who have interesting things to sell. Then the people selling things come on to a closed set at the store and sell their item in a staged setting.