Matthijs van Nieuwkerk and Rob Kemps receive a lot of positive reactions to their Chansons program, but there is also criticism. The spontaneity would have disappeared from the program.
The Chansons! by the television duo Matthijs van Nieuwkerk and Rob Kemps is highly acclaimed. Many viewers are raving about their adventures in Paris, but now that the second season is underway, there is also some criticism. Television journalist Jef Willemsen thinks that the spontaneity has disappeared a bit from the program.
Pre-made
Jef thinks that Chansons! now seems very pre-produced. “Chansons season two looks and listens wonderfully, but I understand the criticism that this series feels less spontaneous,” he says in a statement. twitter message.
Why is that then? “In the first series, Rob and Matthijs rang the doorbell with a camera, now the camera crew is already inside to see how they get through the door. Subtle but noticeable difference.”
One Naat agrees: “Yes, sometimes it’s like Ivo Niehes TV show.”
bon tip
One Dinsdale then says: “Now I can imagine that opening the door and having a camera team in front of your door is not pleasant.”
Jef then: “Sure. But in season one, everything was of course also prepared and arranged in advance. But then it had more of the atmosphere of spontaneous and boys together on spec on an adventure. Now the format is in place and you can feel the hand of the TV maker ticking things off.”
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