His Junior Thesis Film, 'BAER,' filmed on super 35mm, which was an Official Selection to multiple International Film Festivals, winning multiple awards. He was awarded the Cosgrove Endowment from LMU’s Film School, recognizing an outstanding student who shows exceptional and unique promise for continued creative and academic excellence and achievement.īryce made two short films while studying at LMU. He attended Loyola Marymount University in Los Angeles, CA where he studied Film Production. I’ve never ate that good in my life.Award Winning producer/director/writer/actor whose films have been screened in some of the most popular film festivals in the world. When I’m talking five-star… lunch was choice fish catch of the day, prime cut of whatever steak you want, vegan options, lobster tails.

In fact, according to Bryce, the food may have been the best part! He recalled: If the previous behind the scenes secrets make being on the show sound less than appealing, the dining setup may change your mind. They just kind of help nudge you in the correct direction.” The cast ate like kings! “They’re not forcing you to say or do anything you don’t want to. “In these situations if they know that you’ve got a problem or you need to have a chat with someone, they’ll just point you in the right direction to get a result, or to get that conversation happening and get to the end goal. This might not be a surprise for veteran reality viewers, but Harry Jowsey revealed that the producers were a little more involved then we see onscreen. Safety first! The producers would sometimes manipulate the contestants to get to the “end goal” They didn’t want us to look bad.”īecause there was no lifeguard present, the contestants weren’t allowed to swim in the ocean, either. So they were very much, believe it or not, looking out for us during this whole thing. “They limited us to two drinks a night, and they had to give them to you. But Bryce said that part was actually for the contestants’ own good: Unlike many other reality shows where it seems like the end goal is to get completely sloshed, drinking on the island was actually very strict. Like what’s he doing?” There was a hard limit on alcohol consumption If you’re in the shower for more than five minutes you can see the camera and start looking at you. “So hidden cameras everywhere right, and they rotate and catch everybody when they’re doing stuff.

He described the situation as “very awkward,” with cameras capturing the cast on the toilet and in the shower. It was just to make sure that you weren’t doing that.” “ were cameras everywhere, even in the bathrooms, but before you get too assuming, it was just CCTV, it was not for broadcast the ones in the toilets. So how did the show make sure no one was sneaking off to take care of things themselves? Bryce said they were watched at all times. I’m not really going for money anyway, I’m going for the experience…” Hidden cameras were everywhere… even in the bathroomsĪ big part of the show is making sure the contestants have absolutely no sexual contact - even masturabation. You’re gonna get a ton of exposure, it’ll be fine for ya. “No fee, the way they pitched it was, oh Bryce, you’re going to make a ton of money after this anyway. Speaking to the Hollywood Raw podcast, Bryce Hirschberg revealed that the cast wasn’t actually paid for being part of the show. If you’re one of the many binging on island exploits this weekend, we have some behind the scenes secrets to help fill your craving for Hot ness! The contestants weren’t paid for their appearance on the show

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