DA
I'm not sure but it's not the first time graphics have appeared on the wrong channel http://i.imgur.com/2W6iXEk.png
During the opening titles of the BBC News at 11, a name strap replaced the logo - but the presenter is Chris Rogers, Daniela is on World, so how did this World strap just appear mid titles?
I'm not sure but it's not the first time graphics have appeared on the wrong channel http://i.imgur.com/2W6iXEk.png
DK
The teleprompter:
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Just me that thinks that would be a nice shot as an alternative for standups on the catwalk? A bit of tweaking and shoving that camera out of the way, and it would be a nice, and fresh allternative.
The teleprompter:
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Just me that thinks that would be a nice shot as an alternative for standups on the catwalk? A bit of tweaking and shoving that camera out of the way, and it would be a nice, and fresh allternative.
FL
The teleprompter:
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Just me that thinks that would be a nice shot as an alternative for standups on the catwalk? A bit of tweaking and shoving that camera out of the way, and it would be a nice, and fresh allternative.
Needs more lighting.
The teleprompter:
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Just me that thinks that would be a nice shot as an alternative for standups on the catwalk? A bit of tweaking and shoving that camera out of the way, and it would be a nice, and fresh allternative.
Needs more lighting.
HB
As posted last night.
As posted last night.
During the opening titles of the BBC News at 11, a name strap replaced the logo - but the presenter is Chris Rogers, Daniela is on World, so how did this World strap just appear mid titles?
NE
Could the BBC News Channel in Studio E almost do as Sky Sports New HQ does and have the presenters sat the other side of the desk for some times?
Could.that work technically?
Could.that work technically?
DK
And the background would be a black wall?
Could the BBC News Channel in Studio E almost do as Sky Sports New HQ does and have the presenters sat the other side of the desk for some times?
Could.that work technically?
Could.that work technically?
And the background would be a black wall?
DT
Simple answer no. The cameras do not go that far round, plus it would be ridiculous. The studio is designed so the cameras face the newsroom hence why the set is oriented in that way. If you were to move the cameras to face the other wall you'd have, as DanielK said, the studio wall as well as the blurred out BARCO. Also you would be able to see the computers in the desk, but the presenters wouldn't defeating their existence entirely. Furthermore, the LED bar on the rostrum would limit chair space making it uncomfortable for the guests anyway.
Could the BBC News Channel in Studio E almost do as Sky Sports New HQ does and have the presenters sat the other side of the desk for some times?
Could.that work technically?
Could.that work technically?
Simple answer no. The cameras do not go that far round, plus it would be ridiculous. The studio is designed so the cameras face the newsroom hence why the set is oriented in that way. If you were to move the cameras to face the other wall you'd have, as DanielK said, the studio wall as well as the blurred out BARCO. Also you would be able to see the computers in the desk, but the presenters wouldn't defeating their existence entirely. Furthermore, the LED bar on the rostrum would limit chair space making it uncomfortable for the guests anyway.
DK
Simple answer no. The cameras do not go that far round, plus it would be ridiculous. The studio is designed so the cameras face the newsroom hence why the set is oriented in that way. If you were to move the cameras to face the other wall you'd have, as DanielK said, the studio wall as well as the blurred out BARCO. Also you would be able to see the computers in the desk, but the presenters wouldn't defeating their existence entirely. Furthermore, the LED bar on the rostrum would limit chair space making it uncomfortable for the guests anyway.
Although, if they could get the whole central circle to rotate so that the presenter is backed by the middle screen, and get Mosart to amend its settings (eg presenter closeup shot is now camera 3 not 5 etc) at the same time, that may work. Of course, it is a lot of work for sweet nothings.
Could the BBC News Channel in Studio E almost do as Sky Sports New HQ does and have the presenters sat the other side of the desk for some times?
Could.that work technically?
Could.that work technically?
Simple answer no. The cameras do not go that far round, plus it would be ridiculous. The studio is designed so the cameras face the newsroom hence why the set is oriented in that way. If you were to move the cameras to face the other wall you'd have, as DanielK said, the studio wall as well as the blurred out BARCO. Also you would be able to see the computers in the desk, but the presenters wouldn't defeating their existence entirely. Furthermore, the LED bar on the rostrum would limit chair space making it uncomfortable for the guests anyway.
Although, if they could get the whole central circle to rotate so that the presenter is backed by the middle screen, and get Mosart to amend its settings (eg presenter closeup shot is now camera 3 not 5 etc) at the same time, that may work. Of course, it is a lot of work for sweet nothings.