How Properties on the Show Are Chosen
Ever wondered how the stunning properties on Channel 4's hit show A Place in the Sun are selected? Presenter Ben Hillman has spilled the beans on the behind-the-scenes process. He explained that the production team scouts out numerous properties before his arrival. Then, he goes through the shortlisted options with them to determine the final line-up viewers see on screen. However, there's always room for flexibility, with additional properties on standby in case the direction of the show takes an unexpected turn.
Contingency plans for Unhappy Participants
While the show aims to find the perfect property for each participant, sometimes the initial selection isn't a hit. Ben revealed that they have a contingency plan in place for such situations. If a participant isn't happy with any of the five potential properties, the team will switch gears and introduce a reserve property to turn things around. Flexibility is key to ensuring that the show meets the expectations of all involved.
Filming Changes Due to Wildfires
Earlier this summer, A Place in the Sun had to make some filming adjustments due to wildfires in Europe. Producers reworked the schedule to shoot scenes early in the morning and later at night to avoid discomfort for both participants and talent. They also made a conscious effort to film indoors or in shaded areas as much as possible. Additionally, the team implemented more breaks than usual and aimed to capture as much content as possible in one take. Their adaptability ensures the safety and comfort of everyone involved in the production.
A Place in the Sun can be enjoyed weekdays at 4pm on Channel 4, showcasing the breathtaking properties and beautiful locations that make it one of UK's favorite house-hunting shows.
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