Impractical Jokers - A day in the life - How not to hide a camera

Before the Jokers can film their challenges, the crew has to set up dozens of hidden cameras. Subscribe to truTV on YouTube: ****** Watch full episodes for Free: ****** If laughter is contagious, these guys should be quarantined! Q, Sal, Joe and Murr have entertained each other for years with the most hilarious practical jokes they could imagine. Now these real-life best friends are challenging each other to the most outrageous dares and uproarious stunts ever to be caught on hidden camera. Follow Impractical Jokers on Twitter: ****** Like Impractical Jokers on Facebook: ****** truTV Official Site: ****** Like truTV on Facebook: ****** Follow truTV on Twitter: ****** Follow truTV on Tumblr: ****** Get the truTV app on Google Play: ****** Get the truTV app on iTunes: ****** Way more truTV! Watch clips, sneak peeks and exclusives from original shows like Comedy Knockout, Those Who Can't and more – plus fresh video from hit shows like Impractical Jokers and The Carbonaro Effect. Impractical Jokers - A Day In The Life: How Not To Hide a Camera

Let me see that, what are you recording? -No, I'm not recording. -You're not recording? Ohh! [ Laughter ] I see your camera, I raise you four. That's our camera. That's it there. [ Laughter ] The hidden cameras are very much like a live show where we have to shoot it live with multiple cameras. A regular shoot where we're indoors and we're running cables through the ceiling, we're wiring robotic cameras and furniture, and we're really setting up a high-tech system, it could take 4 to 6 hours. I mean, a whole morning of work just tweaking all the technology, so when the jokers show up we can make funny. Cast: We have three vehicles, let's say, full of equipment that need to find a place to hide away so when the marks arrive, we are a hidden-camera show. Sometimes you're in a park where the best way to cover it is handheld all in the bushes and behind trees in the middle of a busy park. The crew member who rides his bike here and then uses it to hide behind. You got to love that efficiency. Cast: Sometimes we're in an isolated waiting room or doctor's office or something like that. And the best way to cover that is to bring in furniture with tinted glass and put robotic cameras where you can be in a room with 15 cameras and only one other person and have no idea. What was my biggest expenditure in the past 12 months? Oh, that's easy! I paid to have a dolphin named after my sister. [ Laughter ] Usually we set up about 4 robotic cameras and between 4 and 8 fixed-position cameras. Scarborough: If I put 25 cameras on a scene, I can just cover everything. I got cameras everywhere. Can you see me? Man: Yeah, we see you. Just your eyes and your hair. [ Bells jingle ] Cameras have lenses that can zoom in and out. [ Bells jingle ] is to get the best reactions of the jokers and the marks that we can show America without getting caught. Getting caught, no good. Joe: The tent. The white tent. Punch in. Great hidden-camera work we got going on. [ Laughter ] The end of the lens is sticking out of the white tent! This is a look behind the curtain. That was more of a camera show there than a hidden-camera show. [ Laughter ]