Big Break Greenbrier Producer Scott Lee writes how just a few inches can add up to a few miles when it comes to Brian Cooper being eliminated from Big Break Greenbrier.
Big Break Greenbrier TJ Hubbard reflects on the first half of the season with highlights from the best moments and the players give you a perspective on where they are mentally this far into the competition.
Big Break Greenbrier producer Chris Graham outlines the top 6 things (5 wasnt enough and 10 was too many) that he either couldnt fit into the show but REALLY wanted to, Or... that happened when the cameras werent rolling.
I hope all of you can fully appreciate what youve all been witness to over the last 10-weeks as we are currently in the midst of a turnaround in which Ive never seen on any Big Break series Ive ever been involved with. Selanee has transformed from a caterpillar to a butterfly right before our eyes and its happened in an astonishingly quick period of time.
Each time I was asking one of the eliminated players how it felt to hear that last putt drop on them, or when it actually sinks in that the dream is over, theres a very good chance that it was Selanee who packed their bags for them. Through nine episodes, its been remarkable to watch Selanee evolve into her role as the Eliminator of Atlantis.
Our shoot is 3 weeks of 20 hour days surrounded by 80-90 crew and cast members. That is followed by 4-5 months of hermit-like existence in an edit suite with just my editor for company. Basically we could hop on a spaceship and fly to Mars in the time it takes to cut a season of Big Break!
During the course of the 17 seasons of Big Break theres been a bit of a mixed bag of drama. There have been seasons entirely dominated by bickering and backstabbing. On the other hand, thereve been numerous seasons where everyone just got along. So, I pose the question to you. Which flavor of drama do you prefer?
When casting a Big Break series, the first goal is always to find a group of men or women with golf talent. With Tour exemptions, cash and prizes up for grabs, you’ve got to be able to flat out play. After that it’s a bit of a chemistry experiment.
One of the hardest parts of producing a Big Break is keeping your poker face. We spend a few months of pre-production in Orlando creating the rules for all the challenges, and devising the twists and turns of the season.
The level of excitement on the range that morning was palpable. Everyone knew they were either going to be playing the challenge in front of Yani Tseng, or shed be on the bench watching them play against her.
Meet the Ladies of Big Break Atlantis tonight at 9PM ET with a special preview show. As one of the producers of the show, here is a look at what is so exciting about the start of this season.
