A is an unpolished, rough version of a television episode or film used by the production crew during the editing process. Unlike the finished product aired on ITV, a workprint contains:
A notable feature often cited in relation to such early, unpolished materials is the inclusion of and extended segments that were deemed too intense or "too rude" for television at the time. Specific details found in these early production versions include:
Notable differences include:
Visible on-screen digital clocks (burnt-in timecode) used by editors to log footage. i'm a celebrity...get me out of here! season 01 workprint
Season 1 of "I'm a Celebrity...Get Me Out of Here!" premiered in 2002 on ITV in the UK. The show was hosted by Ant & Dec.
The contestants for Season 1 were:
This extremely rare workprint of I’m a Celebrity… Get Me Out of Here! Season 01 predates the polished broadcast version by several weeks. The edit is noticeably rougher: timecode burns remain visible along the lower third, ungraded multicam footage frequently shifts between cameras mid-conversation, and temp audio tracks (including library stings and placeholder narration by a producer) replace the final score and voiceover. A is an unpolished, rough version of a
The archival status of the earliest seasons of the series remains incredibly precarious.
Unfinished broadcast master / internal rough cut Source: ITV production vault / early 2002 dailies
Each episode typically featured:
: Extended sequences of the first-ever Bushtucker Trials, such as Darren Day's eight-box challenge or Tara Palmer-Tomkinson covered in maggots, which sometimes lasted longer in production than in the final edit.
"I'm a Celebrity...Get Me Out of Here!" has become a popular and long-running reality TV show, with many seasons and spin-offs around the world.