IB
Indeed, the BBC Spotlight studio is a perfect example of a well laid out studio in a small space. I believe its the same size at NWT/Breakfast studio but it feels more organised/airy, where as the NWT//Breakfast studio is odd shaped, disorganised and therefore doesn't allow for decent angles. Myself I would move the sofa to the current Business area, maybe with the presenters at a 45 degree angle allowing for a camera to separate presenters.
BBC Breakfast
I do hope that both programmes get a new set sometime soon. I know the studio is an odd shape, I know the ceiling/lighting grid are low but to me the set itself is really very bland and has been since it was installed. It's not a very natural fit for the curved sofa either, the angles and spacing between the screens always look a bit odd to me.
It'd be nice to see something curved if it's possible in that space - I think it would fit the sofa better and it's more in keeping with recent regional sets. There seems to be a lot of wasted space at the opposite end to the main sofa area as well, where there are currently just lighting boxes.
It'd be nice to see something curved if it's possible in that space - I think it would fit the sofa better and it's more in keeping with recent regional sets. There seems to be a lot of wasted space at the opposite end to the main sofa area as well, where there are currently just lighting boxes.
Indeed, the BBC Spotlight studio is a perfect example of a well laid out studio in a small space. I believe its the same size at NWT/Breakfast studio but it feels more organised/airy, where as the NWT//Breakfast studio is odd shaped, disorganised and therefore doesn't allow for decent angles. Myself I would move the sofa to the current Business area, maybe with the presenters at a 45 degree angle allowing for a camera to separate presenters.