When was apprentice final filmed

But we can glean a few details from episode descriptions, and the debut episode sees Sugar jetting his hopefuls off to Cape Town in South Africa to set up bespoke tours. Log In. Contact us Sign up for newsletters. Log In Register now My account. The Apprentice, now in its 15th series, has a variety of filming locations. The series has moved further out of London to Highgate using a house in Canons Close.

Screenshots of this scene. Copyright owned by the production company that produced this programme. For more information on our use of screenshots please see our image website terms. Photos showing this scene. Also, ever wondered why all the candidates wear coats and scarves? No pretence. All the firings are done before the show starts. There is good reason for this though. At the start of the series, there are up to 20 people crammed into that one room, a setup that requires a lot of cameras.

You can even go there yourself and enjoy a cuppa. Like the Bridge, it is a real business which you can visit — no grilling by Lord Sugar necessary. Why do candidates occasionally find themselves here instead of the nearby Bridge? Although still unconfirmed by the BBC, candidates visiting La Cabana may have just endured a particular lengthy boardroom session — one that has gone on beyond 2.

La Cabana, meanwhile, opens up longer, until 4pm. Everything he says and all the decisions he makes are his own. Also, through speaking to Sugar on several occasions, RadioTimes. It is from this group that the final line-up is chosen. The tasks are designed by Lord Sugar and the production team, working closely together.

They are carefully chosen to test the core business skills, including sales, marketing, design, teamwork and negotiation. The production team, including all crew, is large. On each task there will be four crews filming each with a producer and researcher - one for each half of the two teams. In order to make it possible to properly film the boardroom, where there are up to 23 people around a table, a lot of cameras are needed.

In order to set up and manoeuvre those cameras properly without interrupting proceedings, the series director needs to work from a gallery.