Criticism Of Reality Show

Definition of a Reality Show

Reality TV is a genre of television programming that presents unscripted dramatic or humorous alleged situation and record real events. It usually features ordinary people instead of professional actors, sometimes other circumstances in the game or in a prize being awarded.

Genre often prominent individuals and dramatic conflict to a greater extent than other unscripted television documentaries and other programs. Such a participant genre has different standards metaphor, such as express their ideas reality TV confession with cast members, which often doubles as a program, "the narration in the competition-based reality shows, a significant subset of the episode have been common elements of withdrawals, the

Most of the criticism has been around using the word "reality", and such performers ' attempts to flaunt their direct recounting events that occurred. Critics argue that reality TV show done in a way implicit (participants were placed under artificial circumstances), and deceive even fraud, such as misleading editing, participants are taught what to say or how to behave in reality does not exist, ahead of time to produce the story and scenes are staged or re-staged the camera. Other criticisms include the TV show they are intended to humiliate or exploit participants (especially shown in the competition), they make celebrities out of incompetent people who do not deserve the reputation they beautify vulgar and

Production itself must be a realistic consideration. This category generally includes news and public affairs programs, interviews, talk shows, entertainment or news programs, drama documentaries, events in the real world, the police or emergency workers, and a live Q & A programs. Usually live drama, invention or composite characters, the dialogue is excluded in the television reality show category. For this project, we will mainly focus on the reality show done in the past few