SP
On the basis that Studio B has been out of action to rehearse the election show, I'd be surprised if it wasn't.
RK
I have hoped with such advances in screen technology that they’d have updated the LED tiles.
Looks like the Marr side of Studio B with the big long screen judging by the decorative grill-like thing above the screen.
Pic from deejay
Pic from deejay
I have hoped with such advances in screen technology that they’d have updated the LED tiles.
NJ
There were loads of AnnaValley flight cases on a tweet or Instagram post, suggesting that they’ve rented some screens for some part of the set.
MI
The advantage of replicating is the team have more familiarity while in a slightly different environment - it is one less headache to worry about and one of the reasons they have these arrangements in place is to handle a studio being unavailable for any reason.
Given Marr decamped to the other side of studio B this weekend it would make sense for them to be using the opposite site.
Where has Newsnight been from for past couple of weeks?
Here's a question for you all, I wasn't sure where to post it but I guess it is more applicable to BBC News than BBC World News... When a channel or programme has to switch studios should they try and replicate the look of their usual set or embrace the differences? I'm thinking more when they use studio A, should they just embrace the capabilities of being in the virtual studio than trying to recreate a studio they're not in? Kind of like when the BBC World News bulletins come from Studio B.
The advantage of replicating is the team have more familiarity while in a slightly different environment - it is one less headache to worry about and one of the reasons they have these arrangements in place is to handle a studio being unavailable for any reason.
Looks like the Marr side of Studio B with the big long screen judging by the decorative grill-like thing above the screen.
Pic from deejay
Pic from deejay
Given Marr decamped to the other side of studio B this weekend it would make sense for them to be using the opposite site.
Where has Newsnight been from for past couple of weeks?
JK
Tonight at least, it has been solely using the desk-side of Studio B.
Where has Newsnight been from for past couple of weeks?
Tonight at least, it has been solely using the desk-side of Studio B.
KE
Bit of a technical problem on the 6 o'clock News just now.
It went straight from the "coming up" sequence to the next report, with no introduction.
Then, halfway through the report, it went back to the studio, where Sophie appeared to be unaware that she was on air, but with the sound of the report continuing.
It went straight from the "coming up" sequence to the next report, with no introduction.
Then, halfway through the report, it went back to the studio, where Sophie appeared to be unaware that she was on air, but with the sound of the report continuing.
SP
Where has Victoria Derbyshire been coming from this week? I'm assuming it's Studio A, but it looks bloody good! They should use this virtual set instead of the usual virtual news studio.
JK
Like Newsnight, they've been solely using the desk side of B.
Where has Victoria Derbyshire been coming from this week? I'm assuming it's Studio A, but it looks bloody good! They should use this virtual set instead of the usual virtual news studio.
Like Newsnight, they've been solely using the desk side of B.
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That may explain why I saw a two way interview complete with chairs on the catwalk on VD last week.