fantasy factory – behind the scenes with snoop dogg
We’re in our third week of shooting for season two of Rob Dyrdek’s Fantasy Factory, and so far, we’ve shot some pretty ridiculous stuff. Already, we’ve had Ken Block and John Mayer come out to shoot with Rob and the gang. Most of the time, we’re ready with a crew when big name guests come through the doors of Rob’s warehouse. When we do find out late, the only option is to run down there with a hand-held camera and try to shoot as much as we can. A couple of weeks ago, Snoop Dogg visited Rob and Drama down at the Fantasy Factory, so I had to get my ass down there with a camera. The audio is pretty shitty, but when Snoop starts freestyling into a Flip camera, you’ve just gotta roll on it and hope for the best. Hopefully, we can get him to come back for an episode. Here’s a video with some of the highlights of Snoop’s visit to the Factory.
—Shane Nickerson, Executive Producer
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