DK
E is on the newsroom floor, which is a floor below street level. A, B & C are further below in the basements IIRC.
I’ve been wondering based on seeing the green room in BTS videos it appears E, C and B all share the same area with doors leading to the studios. Are the studios all in NBH proper or the existing wings or the plaza outside?
E is on the newsroom floor, which is a floor below street level. A, B & C are further below in the basements IIRC.
MI
E is on the newsroom floor, which is a floor below street level. A, B & C are further below in the basements IIRC.
I think but might be wrong that B and C share a green room (though that might be for BBC World and not all programmes). That would mean they are on the same floor.
I’ve been wondering based on seeing the green room in BTS videos it appears E, C and B all share the same area with doors leading to the studios. Are the studios all in NBH proper or the existing wings or the plaza outside?
E is on the newsroom floor, which is a floor below street level. A, B & C are further below in the basements IIRC.
I think but might be wrong that B and C share a green room (though that might be for BBC World and not all programmes). That would mean they are on the same floor.
JK
If anyone was looking for a list of studios over at their competitor ITN, it is a short list, as there are now only three studios left that are fully operational at ITN.
Studio 1 - Green screen studio with two sets in it. Home to all ITV National News and ITV News London programmes
Studio 2 - Home to 5 News and Jeremy Vine's Channel 5 morning show
Studio 6 - Overlooking the atrium of ITN, home to Channel 4 News since it was opened in 1999
And I believe that is it for ITN. If there are any more studios operational at ITN, I would like to know, but I think it is just the above three.
Studio 1 - Green screen studio with two sets in it. Home to all ITV National News and ITV News London programmes
Studio 2 - Home to 5 News and Jeremy Vine's Channel 5 morning show
Studio 6 - Overlooking the atrium of ITN, home to Channel 4 News since it was opened in 1999
And I believe that is it for ITN. If there are any more studios operational at ITN, I would like to know, but I think it is just the above three.
RK
Maybe not ITN owned, but in the building there’s a small two camera studio that could probably handle a decent sized desk with two people for NBC.
If anyone was looking for a list of studios over at their competitor ITN, it is a short list, as there are now only three studios left that are fully operational at ITN.
Studio 1 - Green screen studio with two sets in it. Home to all ITV National News and ITV News London programmes
Studio 2 - Home to 5 News and Jeremy Vine's Channel 5 morning show
Studio 6 - Overlooking the atrium of ITN, home to Channel 4 News since it was opened in 1999
And I believe that is it for ITN. If there are any more studios operational at ITN, I would like to know, but I think it is just the above three.
Studio 1 - Green screen studio with two sets in it. Home to all ITV National News and ITV News London programmes
Studio 2 - Home to 5 News and Jeremy Vine's Channel 5 morning show
Studio 6 - Overlooking the atrium of ITN, home to Channel 4 News since it was opened in 1999
And I believe that is it for ITN. If there are any more studios operational at ITN, I would like to know, but I think it is just the above three.
Maybe not ITN owned, but in the building there’s a small two camera studio that could probably handle a decent sized desk with two people for NBC.
FO
Also, just came across this...
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zi9YLNwdekM Sky News Studio
This really shows how small the Sky News Virtual Set really is, when you see it in all its perspective!
Thanks for your responses guys!
Although I basically knew how the virtual studio worked, I was more interested how the presenter interacted with a guest on location without an actual screen to see him.
Also, just found these Behind The Scenes videos if anyone else is still interested...
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QHCm-bY5L8g BBC News-Studio A Green Screen
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vLHDsl6aWKM BBC News-Election Night Green Screen
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oK2Jqj23m80 ITV News-ITN Studio 1 Green Screen
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lxcXRFZHo7Q BBC News-Election Studio Hybrid with Green Screen
Although I basically knew how the virtual studio worked, I was more interested how the presenter interacted with a guest on location without an actual screen to see him.
Also, just found these Behind The Scenes videos if anyone else is still interested...
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QHCm-bY5L8g BBC News-Studio A Green Screen
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vLHDsl6aWKM BBC News-Election Night Green Screen
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oK2Jqj23m80 ITV News-ITN Studio 1 Green Screen
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lxcXRFZHo7Q BBC News-Election Studio Hybrid with Green Screen
Also, just came across this...
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zi9YLNwdekM Sky News Studio
This really shows how small the Sky News Virtual Set really is, when you see it in all its perspective!
Last edited by FOX35 on 28 May 2019 5:45am
DE
E is on the newsroom floor, which is a floor below street level. A, B & C are further below in the basements IIRC.
I think but might be wrong that B and C share a green room (though that might be for BBC World and not all programmes). That would mean they are on the same floor.
There is a shared green room between B and C, but B also has other green rooms nearby which it uses for larger programmes with more guests. E has its own green room because it’s on the same floor as the newsroom.
I’ve been wondering based on seeing the green room in BTS videos it appears E, C and B all share the same area with doors leading to the studios. Are the studios all in NBH proper or the existing wings or the plaza outside?
E is on the newsroom floor, which is a floor below street level. A, B & C are further below in the basements IIRC.
I think but might be wrong that B and C share a green room (though that might be for BBC World and not all programmes). That would mean they are on the same floor.
There is a shared green room between B and C, but B also has other green rooms nearby which it uses for larger programmes with more guests. E has its own green room because it’s on the same floor as the newsroom.
FO
Found more interesting studio info and images in this site too...
https://www.newscaststudio.com/setstudio/bbcnewsstudiob/
https://www.newscaststudio.com/setstudio/bbcnewsstudiob/