We're filming in the rain: Behind the scenes with "48 Hours" | Forensic Files

this is Amy D Simone with CBS News 48 hours this is a behind the scenes look at uh what we're doing today hello how
are you good morning today we're shooting a standup For The Tiffany sessions hour with our correspondent
Tracy Smith and Speed 3 2 one correspondent standups are used in our stories as a transition tool connecting
one scene to the next that's the most I can do that's cool that's the most detail I can pull this standup will be
shot in a wooded area that was part of the Tiffany session Search Tracy is getting on a plane in a matter of hours
so it's important that we work fast unfortunately it's raining ready our crew had to think fast one they put up a
tent they're kind of like Boy Scouts always prepared there's no collection now in the front all right let's wipe it
down we do the tent keeps the equipment dry and prevents it from getting damaged
and of course it keeps Tracy nice and dry too you ready Trac and after a few rehearsals it was just a mile from here
just a mile from here we have a winner just a mile from here Tiffany sessions left her apartment to go for her daily
power walk and disappeared I think it looks great right in the tent rain yeah I like uh we're wrap

Some unexpected rain doesn't have to put a damper on a day's work. "48 Hours" associate producer Aimee deSimone offers a look behind-the-scenes. For more, watch "The Lost Daughter" Saturday, Aug. 8 at 9 p.m. ET/PT on CBS.

Brief Summary

Behind the scenes of Tiffany Sessions hour filming with Tracy Smith in challenging weather.

Key points

The Tiffany Sessions Hour. A behind-the-scenes look at the production of a news segment.
Weather Challenges. The crew adapts to rain with quick thinking and preparation.

Episode highlights

Weather ChallengesThe crew adapts to rain with quick thinking and preparation.“The tent keeps the equipment dry.”0:44Jun 1, 2014

Episode quotes

Always prepared, like Boy Scouts!

Commenting on the crew's quick thinking in the rain.

0:44WatchJun 1, 2014

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