VA
Just saw that one being tweeted about. Here's Sky...
Twice in the space of half an hour! (as this has also happened on the side not half an hour before this one)
Just saw that one being tweeted about. Here's Sky...
ABSOLUTE SCENES ON SKY NEWS pic.twitter.com/EkdJTinkTW
— Scott Bryan (@scottygb) July 1, 2020
SO
Just saw that one being tweeted about. Here's Sky...
I'm not sure if it's an unfair comparison, but watching the two videos side-by-side, it's noticeable how much better (or possibly warmly) Christian handled the situation than Mark.
Twice in the space of half an hour! (as this has also happened on the side not half an hour before this one)
Just saw that one being tweeted about. Here's Sky...
ABSOLUTE SCENES ON SKY NEWS pic.twitter.com/EkdJTinkTW
— Scott Bryan (@scottygb) July 1, 2020
I'm not sure if it's an unfair comparison, but watching the two videos side-by-side, it's noticeable how much better (or possibly warmly) Christian handled the situation than Mark.
DV
On Twitter Mark Austin seemingly inferred that he was being rushed with the next item being queued. Hence the rapid conclusion to this segment of the programme.
VA
Yeah, I kind of get what you mean. I get why Sky moved on though: the News Hour is quite a pacey show with a lot of content, less time to hang around really.
Also, I think on the Beeb it was a guest contributor rather than a staff correspondent? It's easier to go back to someone in your organisation later on in the hour or the next hour than it is to go back to a guest.
I'm not sure if it's an unfair comparison, but watching the two videos side-by-side, it's noticeable how much better (or possibly warmly) Christian handled the situation than Mark.
Yeah, I kind of get what you mean. I get why Sky moved on though: the News Hour is quite a pacey show with a lot of content, less time to hang around really.
Also, I think on the Beeb it was a guest contributor rather than a staff correspondent? It's easier to go back to someone in your organisation later on in the hour or the next hour than it is to go back to a guest.
AA
Did they not perhaps cut away quickly incase she didn't want her child broadcast on TV?
BF
Just saw that one being tweeted about. Here's Sky...
I'm not sure if it's an unfair comparison, but watching the two videos side-by-side, it's noticeable how much better (or possibly warmly) Christian handled the situation than Mark.
There may well be a reason Sky/Mark handled it the way they did but have to say as a general point I do find Mark's presenting to be a bit 'cold' at times and that he's more suited to the bulletin he's used to do at ITV than rolling news like he does at Sky.
Twice in the space of half an hour! (as this has also happened on the side not half an hour before this one)
Just saw that one being tweeted about. Here's Sky...
ABSOLUTE SCENES ON SKY NEWS pic.twitter.com/EkdJTinkTW
— Scott Bryan (@scottygb) July 1, 2020
I'm not sure if it's an unfair comparison, but watching the two videos side-by-side, it's noticeable how much better (or possibly warmly) Christian handled the situation than Mark.
There may well be a reason Sky/Mark handled it the way they did but have to say as a general point I do find Mark's presenting to be a bit 'cold' at times and that he's more suited to the bulletin he's used to do at ITV than rolling news like he does at Sky.
RH
richard h
Twice in the space of half an hour! (as this has also happened on the side not half an hour before this one)
Just saw that one being tweeted about. Here's Sky...
ABSOLUTE SCENES ON SKY NEWS pic.twitter.com/EkdJTinkTW
— Scott Bryan (@scottygb) July 1, 2020
Saw this live at the time and it brought a smile to my face. It seems the view on Twitter and here however is that Mark Austin was a miserable grump so I'm going to break that echo chamber and say to me he did nothing wrong. He was simply pointing out that these things happen when they have to do reporting from home during a lockdown and he also said it with a very small smile and a laugh (I did not see it in any way as a dig at Deborah or women as some suggest) its quite possible that the slot for that interview in the running order was almost up too and so they didn't have time to wait for the biscuit tin to be opened for her to resume
For those that want to know Deborah's son got 2 chocolate digestives out of the negotiation
RH
richard h
Just saw that one being tweeted about. Here's Sky...
ABSOLUTE SCENES ON SKY NEWS pic.twitter.com/EkdJTinkTW
— Scott Bryan (@scottygb) July 1, 2020
I'm not sure if it's an unfair comparison, but watching the two videos side-by-side, it's noticeable how much better (or possibly warmly) Christian handled the situation than Mark.
There may well be a reason Sky/Mark handled it the way they did but have to say as a general point I do find Mark's presenting to be a bit 'cold' at times and that he's more suited to the bulletin he's used to do at ITV than rolling news like he does at Sky.
I agree with the last bit he did seem more professional on ITV News with a rehearsed script. One bug bear for me is when he add libs and every other word is errr.
RH
richard h
Not sure if itโs been posted here yet, but Sky News have won some awards for the Brexit Election.
Amazing news for the News Design team and @SkyCreative
— Harry Ward (@harryashleyward) June 30, 2020
for winning TWO Broadcast Production Awards for @skynews Brexit Election coverage last year
๐Best Overall Use of Design
๐Best AR/VR Design #proud
๐ Behind the scenes vid ๐ pic.twitter.com/B3OtSRv1nL
Well deserved. some of the best presentation I've seen from Sky News. What a shame it was only for 1 day