GM
The best music IMO for the countdown is the 2010 score for the WN Countdown, unlikely the NC will ever get the better version though.
BA
Isn't the 2010 world countdown simply the 2007 News 24 mix with the end of 2008 world mix stuck on?
The best music IMO for the countdown is the 2010 score for the WN Countdown, unlikely the NC will ever get the better version though.
Isn't the 2010 world countdown simply the 2007 News 24 mix with the end of 2008 world mix stuck on?
GM
Isn't the 2010 world countdown simply the 2007 News 24 mix with the end of 2008 world mix stuck on?
Don't think so, they are all available to download from David Lowe's website.
The best music IMO for the countdown is the 2010 score for the WN Countdown, unlikely the NC will ever get the better version though.
Isn't the 2010 world countdown simply the 2007 News 24 mix with the end of 2008 world mix stuck on?
Don't think so, they are all available to download from David Lowe's website.
BA
Isn't the 2010 world countdown simply the 2007 News 24 mix with the end of 2008 world mix stuck on?
Don't think so, they are all available to download from David Lowe's website.
Yeah just checked. There is no world 2010 countdown on the site or members area.
The best music IMO for the countdown is the 2010 score for the WN Countdown, unlikely the NC will ever get the better version though.
Isn't the 2010 world countdown simply the 2007 News 24 mix with the end of 2008 world mix stuck on?
Don't think so, they are all available to download from David Lowe's website.
Yeah just checked. There is no world 2010 countdown on the site or members area.
BB
I think that's a very good edit indeed. Yes, there are some discrepancies here and there with how newer footage compares with older video, but the difference between the original scenes with the red 'video streams' darting across landscapes, and the newer scenes without those elements, isn't too jarring, and certainly wouldn't be an issue for the casual viewer, who isn't looking for such close commonalities between scenes. I actually think there's a nice balance between those sections with and without the video streams.
The 'boom' at 60s, to which John Simpson appears to be reacting in the video, is a particularly nice touch.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NqLI-io6_TU
Enjoy.
Enjoy.
I think that's a very good edit indeed. Yes, there are some discrepancies here and there with how newer footage compares with older video, but the difference between the original scenes with the red 'video streams' darting across landscapes, and the newer scenes without those elements, isn't too jarring, and certainly wouldn't be an issue for the casual viewer, who isn't looking for such close commonalities between scenes. I actually think there's a nice balance between those sections with and without the video streams.
The 'boom' at 60s, to which John Simpson appears to be reacting in the video, is a particularly nice touch.
WO
Yasmin Alibhai Brown kicking off again during the newspaper review, once again Anita McVeigh handled it well, but it very nearly became this all over again...
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ug5W-oTVKL4
Who keeps inviting her back, she's ghastly!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ug5W-oTVKL4
Who keeps inviting her back, she's ghastly!
PC
Anyone see the error approaching the junction to the 13:00 TOTH?
From memory, weather forecast was prematurely cut-off followed by: a still frame of what looked like a VT; momentary black screen; frame of what may have been the start of the short globe sting and the countdown cued at 57" 00. Trails then played as normal and the countdown was played in from around 35".
From memory, weather forecast was prematurely cut-off followed by: a still frame of what looked like a VT; momentary black screen; frame of what may have been the start of the short globe sting and the countdown cued at 57" 00. Trails then played as normal and the countdown was played in from around 35".
Last edited by Paul Clark on 14 August 2011 8:49pm
CH
The 15:00 TOTH was a bit dodgy too - nice long 55 second countdown but then no transitions between headlines and there was about ten seconds of silence on one of the headlines.
Anyone see the error approaching the junction to the 13:00 TOTH?
From memory, eather forecast was prematurely cut-off followed by: a still frame of what looked like a VT; momentary black screen; frame of what may have been the start of the short globe sting and the countdown cued at 57" 00. Trails then played as normal and the countdown was played in from around 35".
From memory, eather forecast was prematurely cut-off followed by: a still frame of what looked like a VT; momentary black screen; frame of what may have been the start of the short globe sting and the countdown cued at 57" 00. Trails then played as normal and the countdown was played in from around 35".
The 15:00 TOTH was a bit dodgy too - nice long 55 second countdown but then no transitions between headlines and there was about ten seconds of silence on one of the headlines.
DS
Dan S
Adam Parsons and Adnan Nawaz joining forces in N6 on the breaking news that's happening tonight in Libya, with Matthew Price on a roof in Tripoli. Is this a World simulcast? Adam still did a time check of 11 o'clock when starting the TOTH headlines.
DF
This is being discussed in the Libya and Syria thread. Yes, it is a World simulcast as just before that point Adnan said 'We'll be back in just a few minutes' - then the countdown played for 10 seconds. Presume that World have to go to an ad break.
Adam Parsons and Adnan Nawaz joining forces in N6 on the breaking news that's happening tonight in Libya, with Matthew Price on a roof in Tripoli. Is this a World simulcast? Adam still did a time check of 11 o'clock when starting the TOTH headlines.
This is being discussed in the Libya and Syria thread. Yes, it is a World simulcast as just before that point Adnan said 'We'll be back in just a few minutes' - then the countdown played for 10 seconds. Presume that World have to go to an ad break.