Most filming takes place in the pawn shop showroom.
But it’s not called “Pawn Stars” for no reason.
“We all want the same thing to be successful,” he said.
General manager Travis Benton said shop staff will notify show producers when a particularly interesting item comes in.
If the producers deem it worthy of filming, they’ll instruct the sellers regarding how to act.
“It’s a give-and-take thing,” Landi said.
Still, the show isn’t scripted, per se.
As executive producer Brent Montgomery toldOdysseyin 2014, TV audiences see a careful blend of fed information and improv.
Montgomery said scripters would guide characters (employees and the sellers) regarding what to say.
Even the background shoppers of the show are a little staged.
Otherwise, the staff typically shuffles tourist visitors out of the showroom when it’s time to film.
Binge-worthy just the same?
