After all, the contract they sign, according to a New York-based entertainment attorney, allows producers to “basically take image and do whatever want with it and own it and you have no recourse.” In fact, the network gets “the right to change, add to, take from, edit, translate, reformat or reprocess…in any manner producer may determine in its sole discretion.” With that said, though, the post-production process truly shifts the power from the cast members to the producers. They’re all over the place and monitoring absolutely everything.” The controlled feature is thus something no one has ever denied, but the extent of its presence definitely varies depending upon whom you ask. The worst thing they’ll do is let people know that the people who succeed here tend to make a lot of friends, or find someone to be in a relationship with.” He also added that “producers absolutely step in if they think there is something bad going on. However, a former producer has revealed that they don’t force players “to do questionable things. Yet, as per several former contestants, they push for certain, specific aspects to get what they need, even going as far as to have some of them say or do something in a confessional or with their peers. None of the storylines, connections, or reasons for conflict are pre-written or pre-planned by producers. Therefore, the answer to whether it is genuine is a mix of both yes and no.
‘Bachelor in Paradise’ is not scripted, but the producers do pull a lot of the strings within the series to make it all the more engaging and entertaining.
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