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WWE has undergone major changes since merging with UFC under the TKO banner. Longtime producer Kevin Dunn exited shortly after Vince McMahon retired. Triple H then took over creative leadership and pushed the company into a new era.
One of the biggest behind-the-scenes additions was Lee Fitting. The broadcast veteran from ESPN was brought in to overhaul WWEs television presentation. His influence was immediately noticeable across broadcasts.
Among the most talked-about changes was the reduction of rapid camera cuts. That production style had been a staple of WWE programming for years. Recently, fans noticed those techniques appearing less frequently.
During a Q&A session on Fightful Select, Sean Ross Sapp was asked about the shift. The question focused on why some of Fittings early camera work was being used less or phased out entirely.
We will keep our eyes on more changes for WWE as they continue. Only time will tell what Lee Fitting and his team brings to the table. Vince McMahon certainly didnt do a lot of the things that WWE uses every week, like drone shots, and so much more.
Quick camera cuts were a meme online before Kevin Dunn retired from the production truck. At this point, its a very different experience to watch some of those older episodes because the presentation is noticeably different.
Whats your take on the change to WWEs presentation? Do you believe that the quick camera cuts are gone for good? Do you miss them? Let us know what you think in the comments section!
