2019 General Christmas election.: 12th December: NO drama just presentation. - Page 62 - Post 1197601

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Brekkie Wales Wales Today 25 November 2019 7:29pm

Do they have GL2 all year or just for Strictly?

Be nicer and more tolerant to each other. Them's the rules.

030293 Wales Wales Today 25 November 2019 7:37pm

Statement on the BBC's use of an edited clip from the Question Time Leaders' special: pic.twitter.com/OiBcidy3ZH
— BBC News Press Team (@BBCNewsPR) November 25, 2019

"He kept saying the same stuff. So much so he was laughed at by the audience. We're sorry to have tried to make him sound normal and respected"

... That's what I read

Inspector Sands 25 November 2019 7:54pm

Sounds like a case of a programme editor asking asking for someone to clip up a bit of SOT of Boris from the debate and a producer doing what they'd do for any other SOT

bilky asko Tyne Tees Look North (North East) 25 November 2019 8:15pm

Inspector Sands posted:

Sounds like a case of a programme editor asking asking for someone to clip up a bit of SOT of Boris from the debate and a producer doing what they'd do for any other SOT

And is routinely done (for all parties) during PMQs and other activities in the House of Commons chamber.

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peterrocket Founding member 25 November 2019 8:49pm

bilky asko posted:

Inspector Sands posted:

Sounds like a case of a programme editor asking asking for someone to clip up a bit of SOT of Boris from the debate and a producer doing what they'd do for any other SOT

And is routinely done (for all parties) during PMQs and other activities in the House of Commons chamber.

There's strict rules about what you can do with footage from Parliament, so it becomes a grey area. Yes they cut out a part to make it fit, however it's been edited down - which you're not allowed to do and you could argue both sides I suppose.

Usually in TV, there's clips used with VO around it to help cover that rule.

Quote:

2 Editing the material

2.1 You may not do any of the following:

(a) edit, alter, add to, distort, or digitally manipulate the material in any way, except to select and reproduce excerpts from it or to make colour corrections; or

(b) reproduce the image or sound out of context.

https://www.parliament.uk/site-information/copyright-parliament/pru-licence-agreements/downloading--sharing-terms--conditions/

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AlexS Central (East) Midlands Today 25 November 2019 9:05pm

neonemesis posted:

Would it be that challenging? BBC Parliament carry it in full. There isn't usually a great deal of domestic news on Christmas Eve so the News Channels will carry what that want. They might have access to fewer pundits but i'm not sure that's a bad thing!

If the plans are anything like the past couple of years the BBC will be planning on running on skeleton staffing from 5pm on the 19th December until the new year. The days in which the news channel ran a near normal service on all but the bank holidays over christmas (including duel headed presentation on the working days) are long gone.

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Brekkie Wales Wales Today 25 November 2019 9:18pm

I think the news channel on a presentation front at least seems to run on skeleton staff most of the year now.

Be nicer and more tolerant to each other. Them's the rules.

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JKDerry UTV Newsline 25 November 2019 10:39pm

Brekkie posted:

Do they have GL2 all year or just for Strictly?

All year, as it is part of the partnership deal. George Lucas 2 is mentioned on the BBC Studioworks list of available studios.

https://bbcstudioworks.com/studios/

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noggin Founding member 25 November 2019 10:58pm

Brekkie posted:

Do they have GL2 all year or just for Strictly?

All year I believe - shows other than Strictly have come from there.

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JKDerry UTV Newsline 25 November 2019 11:16pm

noggin posted:

Brekkie posted:

Do they have GL2 all year or just for Strictly?

All year I believe - shows other than Strictly have come from there.

A League of their Own use George Lucas 2