The document summarizes various aspects of the production techniques used in the television show "The Apprentice". It discusses how the costumes and setting are designed to mimic a business environment. It also describes the various camera shots used, including drone footage and close-ups. Dramatic music is used to build tension and anxiety among contestants. Editing employs jump cuts during action scenes to maintain a fast pace, with occasional smooth cuts during landscape shots and zooms to focus on key participants in boardroom discussions.

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A P P R E N T I C E

2. Mise En Scene
• All of the contestants and show hosts / judges are wearing
smart, business attire, this is in order to mimic the business
setting aesthetic that the show has.
• Although the show appears to be filmed in an office building in
canary wharf for the boardroom shots, it is actually filmed in a
set near west action.

3. camera
• The apprentice uses many different
shot types, for example for the
cinematic shots of canary wharf they
use a dron to capture a wide-angle top
down shot.
• Furthermore during the board
meetings, they use close ups in order
to capture the emotion of Lord sugar ,
his team and the contestants when
their performance is being critiqued or
commended

4. Sound
• The iconic, dramatic music that the apprentice uses is
supposed to convey anxiousness within the contestants, the
strings are supposed to make you feel uneasy in order to
convey how the contestants may be feeling at that current
moment , on the way to the board room.

5. Editing
• In order to maintain the high stakes, fast paced feel of the show,
there are mostly jump cuts between shots when in the action,
however there may be the occasional smooth cut during some
of the more cinemmatic shots of london, furthermore, in the
board room the camera will often zoom in on certain people to
convey importance and show they're the topic of discussion.