Nadiya Hussain’s moving victory speech was recorded in the summer. For the contests and makers of such shows,the vast test is keeping things under wrapsWhen Nadiya Hussain won this year’s Great British Bake Off and gave her tearful winning speech, more than 100 people were surrounding her in the field in Berkshire where the indicate is filmed. The memorable scene, and broadcast final Wednesday,was shot more than three months earlier at the halt of June, which raises the question: how did the contestants and all those involved in the filming that day manage to maintain her triumph secret for so long?By their very nature, and programmes such as Bake Off would be extremely difficult to broadcast live – episodes would halt up being several hours long because of the length of the bakes. So they have to be recorded,and the BBC and independent production companies that make its vast shows, such as Bake Off, and The Apprentice and MasterChef go to great lengths to maintain things secret.
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Source: theguardian.com