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I think Ben Shephard wouldn't be too pleased if a show he was hosting credited his name incorrectly. Not spelling his name right typifies the lack of attention to detail in the mock (such as the lack of centring of the text, and the visible teal rectangle behind the ITV News logo in the above image).
Under the clear glass rim on the edge of the desk? At a position that would make using the computer practically impossible, because the keyboard and mouse would be, in effect, behind the monitor? Not a particularly clever bit of design.
So wall mounting or floor mounting was out of the question?
Having a massive wall with a tiny screen in the middle is not only a massive waste of space, but it would look far too bland and stark for the style of show you've set out. That's not to mention the glass block style that's more than a bit out of date.
The desk hanging off the edge of the plinth is a potential health and safety issue, something a set designer would have to take into account.
I can absolutely guarantee all the graphics are 16:9 safe.
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Criticising spelling is just being completely pedantic.
I think Ben Shephard wouldn't be too pleased if a show he was hosting credited his name incorrectly. Not spelling his name right typifies the lack of attention to detail in the mock (such as the lack of centring of the text, and the visible teal rectangle behind the ITV News logo in the above image).
Louisa's seat does have a monitor which sits under the glass.
Under the clear glass rim on the edge of the desk? At a position that would make using the computer practically impossible, because the keyboard and mouse would be, in effect, behind the monitor? Not a particularly clever bit of design.
The screens can't float, so using poles was the only realistic option.
So wall mounting or floor mounting was out of the question?
Why shouldn't the soft area just have one screen?
Having a massive wall with a tiny screen in the middle is not only a massive waste of space, but it would look far too bland and stark for the style of show you've set out. That's not to mention the glass block style that's more than a bit out of date.
Why shouldn't the desk be designed the way it is?
The desk hanging off the edge of the plinth is a potential health and safety issue, something a set designer would have to take into account.