Faking it is mainly a reality TV show but can be similar to a documentary

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Mary Ewumi

Faking It

From a corporate lawyer to a mc.

Faking it is a changeable battle against the odds. The yet to be faker is picked out from their ordinary environment and given four weeks to master a skill well enough to fool a group of expert judges.

In this essay I am focusing on series four of “faking it”. It involves a man named George Lubega who is a solicitor. He lives around and socialises with white people. His task was to behave and fake it as a Mc that comes from the streets mainly involved around black people.

Faking it is mainly a reality TV show but can be similar to a documentary. Although the documentaries may have changed its shape and form over the years it still follows the same criteria. The way “faking it” was constructed is very interesting because generally in my opinion documentaries are not very interesting to watch. For most young people of my age it is the same reason as well even though it is the oldest form of film making. Reality TV shows are much more interesting because they thrill the audience, provides them with useful information, and excites them beyond their wildest imaginations etc. “Faking it” contains a style of a documentary and a reality TV show.

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The structure of the scenes where made very discrete. Reality TV shows like “faking it” is mostly viewed by the younger generation of today. When watching TV programs, one hardly notices how each and every aspect of the programme was put together to appeal to a certain type of audience.

The watchers and makers of the TV show in the film are focused entirely on George.

The main areas I will focus on are when: the scene opens, George is baffled, the symbols are used, George changes his style, George is tested and the scene ends.

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