Many Man Hours in the Manhunt
7/15/2004
AMW's executive producers meet with writers to discuss the cases the show will profile. Writers pitch stories that have caught their attention and producers make the ultimate decision.
A lot of work goes into producing a television show; especially one which tracks criminal and missing persons cases from beginning to end. Writers, producers, editors and countless other professionals come together to bring you a weekly show designed to inform and enrich.
Film maker Ray Farkas recently spent some time behind the scenes at AMW. He taped the day-to-day activities of our newsroom and hotline and visited with John Walsh on location throughout the country. View these photos and video to get a glimpse of the effort that goes into the vehicle for justice that is, America's Most Wanted.
Go behind the scenes at AMW - inside the squadroom, the hotline and on location
The AMW hotline is a busy place on Saturday nights. Hundreds of tips on the segments we air pour in.
John Walsh prepares to tape a segment on location for AMW.
An AMW segment goes through many editing phases before it airs. Here, in one of our many editing booths, producers view a segment in production.
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- Search Continues For Missing Tucson Girl
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- U.S.M.S.: Child Rapist On The Run For 10 Years
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