Shooting People

Published in 2003 by Verso Books, "Shooting People" is a thought-provoking exploration of the evolution of reality television, particularly during the transformative late 90s when shows like 'Big Brother' and 'Survivor' captivated millions. With 184 pages of insightful analysis, author delves into how these shows emerged and their profound connection to documentary filmmaking. As the reality genre reshapes the global television landscape, this book examines its cultural significance and the shifting dynamics of entertainment. Perfect for media enthusiasts and anyone interested in the intersection of reality, entertainment, and society, "Shooting People" offers a compelling look at how these programs influence viewers and the broader TV industry. Discover the nuances of reality TV and its impact on our viewing habits with this engaging read.