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This studio mock uses the same basic physical elements as the real deal so there are seven screens, a full height ITV News desk (because seeing someone's lap and awkwardly positioned knees does not a better news programme make) and four pillars. The floor is different (got rid of the stage as height is limited so building up makes no sense) and the UPVC windows are hidden behind printed acrylic with a coating that diffuses (but doesn't eliminate) reflection.
The idea behind the design is to imply a centre that reaches out in all directions using the national set as inspiration (wall panel design, pillars, fake news room/gallery/monitors background, strip lights above presenters). Instead of a static backdrop though the screens also display a variety of scenes from a fake landscape (incorporating Oxford, Swindon, and Reading skylines, Spinnaker Tower, Brighton Pavilion, White cliffs of Dover, Winchester and Canterbury cathedrals, ocean, villages and rolling hills), through to a sports stadium and story and bulletin specific (month of rain in a minute, GMB).
[media:81dc54889c]http://up.metropol247.co.uk/pip/mdn-pe_studio_comp_04.mp4[/media:81dc54889c]
The idea behind the design is to imply a centre that reaches out in all directions using the national set as inspiration (wall panel design, pillars, fake news room/gallery/monitors background, strip lights above presenters). Instead of a static backdrop though the screens also display a variety of scenes from a fake landscape (incorporating Oxford, Swindon, and Reading skylines, Spinnaker Tower, Brighton Pavilion, White cliffs of Dover, Winchester and Canterbury cathedrals, ocean, villages and rolling hills), through to a sports stadium and story and bulletin specific (month of rain in a minute, GMB).
[media:81dc54889c]http://up.metropol247.co.uk/pip/mdn-pe_studio_comp_04.mp4[/media:81dc54889c]