Media
Endemol "pre-recorded 'live' shark footage"
Published Monday, Jul 23 2007, 11:29 BST | By Neil Wilkes

The admission comes after an anonymous crew member claimed to the Media Guardian that some of the footage had been filmed days in advance and that audio drop-outs had been inserted into the soundtrack to create an impression that live streaming was being interrupted.
Killer Shark Live aired on Five over a week in October 2005 and was presented by Nick Baker and Donal MacIntyre.
A joint statement from Endemol and Five read: "Killer Shark Live, which transmitted in October 2005, was broadcast live from San Diego and consisted of live studio links, pre-recorded video packages and sequences from a boat 250 miles off shore.
"Our initial findings are that some some of the sequences from the boat were billed as live when they had been pre-recorded earlier on the vessel.
"We are continuing to look into this and will not be commenting further while this process is ongoing."
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