Name: ジャック・フィンチャム、ダニ・ダイアー、キャロライン・フラック、ショーを支えるチームとのラブ・アイランド・マスタークラス (Love Island Masterclass with Jack Fincham, Dani Dyer, Caroline Flack & the Team Behind the Show)
Uploaded: 2021-01-14T09:20:29.000Z
Duration: 1 h 14 min 24 s
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I love television not only in creating programs but in transmitting.

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Learn your lines back to fun inside out so that you could actually do them back would really, really fast get some to test you endlessly.

You know, you writing with imagery as a movement director as opposed to a car.

I'm working with bodies on with context with a story, a narrative with director.

Remembering your lines is not as easy as it used to be.

Oh, I tend to like scripts that particularly where I think costume really expressive, have to evoke emotion in the audience.

The best lighting people in the business work on RuPaul's drag race. 00:00:55.790 --> 00:01:2.380  It takes a certain kind of lighting to create the illusion I became a present because I have no other transferable skills right. 00:01:2.390 --> 00:01:4.930  Create your own work like literally create your own work. 00:01:4.930 --> 00:01:5.600  This is amazing. 00:01:5.600 --> 00:01:8.960  Think all that a remote control of some of them like it they could just move away from you. 00:01:9.040 --> 00:01:9.980  You're all you've got. 00:01:9.980 --> 00:01:11.080  So just be yourself.

If you want to pick your nose to get a wedgie or anything like that, do it discreetly.

Unless you don't mind. 00:01:59.860 --> 00:02:1.560  Welcome of Hanno, everyone. 00:02:5.140 --> 00:02:6.880  So we have to get the job titles. 00:02:6.890 --> 00:02:7.770  Absolutely correct. 00:02:7.870 --> 00:02:8.590  Tom Gold. 00:02:8.650 --> 00:02:9.180  Exactly.

Brat production exact Richard Cows, who is creative director.

Entertainment at ITV Studios is a big boss, Jack and Danny winner.

I suppose this question is more aimed up.

What makes it so special and stand out from any other reality show on TV?

Because we have millions of I guess I think the subject matter is something that is so you can connect anyone that you like. 00:02:56.470 --> 00:03:1.170  It knows what it feels like to be in love, to fall in love and I think Love Island. 00:03:1.180 --> 00:03:13.360  You are watching over eight weeks to people wieners, but lots of people, everyone is falling in love in real time, and that's quite a special thing to watch when they all go in there, a singles.

There's that awful moment where you'll couple up on your kind of, you know, that instant, sort of.

If it was tender, you're swiping left or right as to who these people are in front of you on.

Then, in a week's time, you've got two people who are in love and hopefully more so I think that falling in love in real time is a really kind of strong thing that sets it apart from everything else.

Yeah, and do you remember, cause obviously it started ages ago.

There was a celebrity love island as well.

So that was in 2005 and then in 2015 we redeveloped it fry to be too.

And so the idea waas iTV to is a channel for 16 34 year olds.

And so the idea is, how do we re imagine love? 00:03:57.280 --> 00:04:2.050  Love Island was the format that everyone kind of slacked off of the time, but loved. 00:04:2.060 --> 00:04:4.090  So you go in and you try and picture all of these ideas. 00:04:4.310 --> 00:04:5.770  You got anything they don't like Love Island. 00:04:5.770 --> 00:04:9.820  And you go, we've got love on So they kind of safety and we like it. 00:04:9.820 --> 00:04:10.770  But it didn't do very well.

So anywhere I would be too said, How do you turn Love Island into or what can you do to attract this audience?

We said, We've got Love Island and we can totally read it Re imagine it for this audience.

Andi did that and we kind of pitched them.

A new version of it seems to have gone quite well in here is now.

Yeah, because I've been watching it, probably for the last three years.

And even since then, it's changed so much.

I feel like this last year or the year before, seeing how much it took over social media and just like you couldn't escape it.

That was the first conversation you have in the hair dresses when you're in a taxi like all you watch Love Island.

It's been a gradual thing, and I think you know any digital channels sort of takes a bit of time to get an audience to it. 00:04:59.750 --> 00:05:3.680  But you mentioned social Media, and that's been a huge part of the show on. 00:05:3.710 --> 00:05:7.580  It was something You're Tom and the other producers that were involved at the very beginning. 00:05:7.580 --> 00:05:15.190  We kind of thought, you know, this this is the medium And actually, when we pitched it, we kind of said, We don't want celebrities.

Celebrities for this audience exist on social media.

They don't exist as sort of in a traditional way in the way that we used to think about it.

We wanted to take people who kind of existed in that world or could exist in that world.

Put them on this platform and then, you know, then they become bigger and they do become celebrities and it becomes a bigger thing.

But I think you know that was that was really important.

Was putting social media at the heart of it.

On dhe that has just grown each year we're gonna touch on social media bit more in a bit.

But, Caroline, when you joined the show 2015 joint.

Did you know, initially in your mind this is gonna be a massive bang? 00:05:55.730 --> 00:06:0.030  Or was it kind of women are in about How did you feel when you got No, I mean, it was a no brainer. 00:06:0.210 --> 00:06:1.390  As soon as this, I'd love my links. 00:06:1.390 --> 00:06:8.650  I watch, but actually, I couldn't do it because I was doing X factor the time, um, agent says you've been offered to do love Island, but we're not going to fit in. 00:06:8.650 --> 00:06:9.900  And I was like, Well, can't we try? 00:06:9.900 --> 00:06:10.640  And he's like, No.

Went back and forth, back and forth, and then we managed to it.

Simon Calvary, kindly let me have a few days off.

But I've worked with these guys before on one of my first live TV shows, and it was doing the jungle.

And when you work with a team, like this.

You always fight to get back to work from beginning to end The best on Dhe.

I knew the show was gonna be live on DDE.

That's the kind of thing I like to invest.

And I think you touched on earlier when people relate to the love side of things.

But I think also people really relate to the heartbreak side of Love Island And people are also having their heart broken.

I've been through that and I feel like that's yeah, yeah, you're connecting with everybody and everybody.

Do you get any chance to speak to the contestants? 00:06:59.660 --> 00:07:2.160  Are Islanders back like when we don't see on camera? 00:07:2.170 --> 00:07:9.440  No, no, don't go in with what you see on what was nice, actually, from season to season one, I never went into the villa. 00:07:9.450 --> 00:07:17.600  It was always they always came out to May and actually really helps going into the villa because part off, I guess when they come out is that they trust me.

I think that's really important, isn't it?

So when you come out, eyes is really important.

To have that trust, not just with the audience and the viewers but with the island is because they got be able to talk to you, not being scared of.

You think you're gonna kind of ask them intimidating questions?

ジャック・フィンチャム、ダニ・ダイアー、キャロライン・フラック、ショーを支えるチームとのラブ・アイランド・マスタークラス (Love Island Masterclass with Jack Fincham, Dani Dyer, Caroline Flack & the Team Behind the Show)

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