Dhruv Sharma
Hosted by stand-up comedians Sammy and Zainab and actress Alison Ann, ‘100 Humans’ is a reality docuseries that involves 100 different individuals who are asked to go through several distinct social experiments that help you and the participants determine “what it is to be human.” The cast members of the show are from all walks of life and include stay-at-home moms, teachers, and pretty much anyone else you can find in society.
According to Emmy-award winning actor, Ryan Zamo, who is also one of the 100 participants, ‘100 Humans’ is somewhat like Discovery’s ‘Brain Games,’ but way better. The 10-episode series spotlights people from all age groups, colors, shapes, and sizes by making them go through all kinds of bizarre experiments, including memory games, the battle of the sexes, and whatnot. ‘100 Humans’ is surely unlike any other reality show out there, and if you have already watched it, you must be wondering where its filming took place. Well, to learn more about that, read on.
100 Human Filming Locations
Clearly, most of the details regarding the format of the reality show have now been revealed. However, no official statements have been made regarding its filming locations. And that’s probably because the show’s focus is more on conducting social experiments on volunteers and not on the surroundings where these are filmed. But according to what we know from the social media accounts of the cast of the show, its filming has been extensively done in Los Angeles, California. To learn more about this, read on.
Los Angeles, California
The production company behind the show, Shed Media, posted a casting call advertisement for the show back in 2018. The ad. clearly states the location for the show as Los Angeles, California and also reveals that participants of the project should be available in June 2018. Apart from this, many participants and cast members of the show posted geotagged pictures from the show’s sets, confirming that its filming took place in the “City of Angels.”
Here’s a picture posted by “Human #57” Joshua Foster:
Kashuna Little, one of the participants of the series, shared her opinion on the filming by saying, “It was a blast and eye-opening. We really didn’t know each other’s names until the end of filming. I think this was done to stop biased opinions. It worked on me. For example, I was #19 and I didn’t find out that human #82 was Emmy Award-winner Ryan Zamo. Overall, I would say it was grueling, exhilarating and the best experience of my life.” According to another participant, Tyanta Snow, a gospel choir director: “I loved the anonymity of the project. I was actually able to do my own experiment and come out of the closet. It made me realize everyone would treat me exactly the same.”
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