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I have to agree with Hyma here. There are so many programmes which couldn't be produced from N6 if they were transferred from TC7. The two Sunday morning programmes for a start, without extra staff to completely re-dress the set between 10:00 and 11:30. Swapping set furniture from Breakfast to Working Lunch to Newsround to Newsnight each weekday and the fact they wouldn't look as good in a small studio.
I'm sure noggin can advise here, but from what information I have gleaned in the past, there isn't an easily accesible route for set furniture to N6. Whereas TC7 is served in the same way as the other main production studios around the central doughnut.
That's before you even start on why BBC News would need the space available in TC7. OK, N6 isn't the same as being in N8 with the background of the newsroom, but I don't think it damages the channel in any way. It's just different.
They could have at least used a live shot of a newsroom though like the 1999 national news set to at least make it look real.
BBC News Channel: Presentation
StuartPlymouth posted:
Hymagumba posted:
I don't understand why you want to swap TC7 and N6 aside from the fact you can show off that you know some studio names. Putting big studio productions like Working Lunch into a small cupboard is ridiculous, as is having a rolling news channel from a vast full size studio.
I have to agree with Hyma here. There are so many programmes which couldn't be produced from N6 if they were transferred from TC7. The two Sunday morning programmes for a start, without extra staff to completely re-dress the set between 10:00 and 11:30. Swapping set furniture from Breakfast to Working Lunch to Newsround to Newsnight each weekday and the fact they wouldn't look as good in a small studio.
I'm sure noggin can advise here, but from what information I have gleaned in the past, there isn't an easily accesible route for set furniture to N6. Whereas TC7 is served in the same way as the other main production studios around the central doughnut.
That's before you even start on why BBC News would need the space available in TC7. OK, N6 isn't the same as being in N8 with the background of the newsroom, but I don't think it damages the channel in any way. It's just different.
They could have at least used a live shot of a newsroom though like the 1999 national news set to at least make it look real.