WI
If they strike again next week, Susan Osman will do repeating her previous Monday shift.
HC
I thought Stephen Cole's delivery of the script on Monday was at times slow, and cluncky.
Maybe this was due to him, or maybe the autocue operator getting to grips with the speed controller.
Maybe this was due to him, or maybe the autocue operator getting to grips with the speed controller.
JW
Isn't the speed of the autocue controlled by the speed of the newscasters delivery, as opposed to the other way round?
It was just Stephen - his delivery and presentation style has always been slow and clunky, almost to the point of being dramatic. Don't think there were any technical issues involved.
James
It was just Stephen - his delivery and presentation style has always been slow and clunky, almost to the point of being dramatic. Don't think there were any technical issues involved.
James
EY
IM sure its the speed of the newsreaders delivery because over nights on News 24 you see and auto cue in the gallery or what ever it is and if the newsreader slows or speeds the autocue follows... ive also noticed the and autocue in the sky news centre in a couple of shots.
BBC WORLD posted:
Isn't the speed of the autocue controlled by the speed of the newscasters delivery, as opposed to the other way round?
It was just Stephen - his delivery and presentation style has always been slow and clunky, almost to the point of being dramatic. Don't think there were any technical issues involved.
James
It was just Stephen - his delivery and presentation style has always been slow and clunky, almost to the point of being dramatic. Don't think there were any technical issues involved.
James
IM sure its the speed of the newsreaders delivery because over nights on News 24 you see and auto cue in the gallery or what ever it is and if the newsreader slows or speeds the autocue follows... ive also noticed the and autocue in the sky news centre in a couple of shots.
WI
Oh Good. There is not enought new comedy on the BBC thses days.
But plenty on the forum. Very droll. Ha ha!
Marcus posted:
williamhanson posted:
If they strike again next week, Susan Osman will do repeating her previous Monday shift.
Oh Good. There is not enought new comedy on the BBC thses days.
But plenty on the forum. Very droll. Ha ha!
JU
IM sure its the speed of the newsreaders delivery because over nights on News 24 you see and auto cue in the gallery or what ever it is and if the newsreader slows or speeds the autocue follows... ive also noticed the and autocue in the sky news centre in a couple of shots.
CNBC Europe's studio autocues are operated by a foot-pedal under the newsdesk when they are sat, when they are at the newswall it is controlled by the gallery, or, in the case of Simon Hobbs, he adlibs.
I'm not sure about other news channels though, although I would have thought that they would be pretty similar.
bbcworld2005 posted:
BBC WORLD posted:
Isn't the speed of the autocue controlled by the speed of the newscasters delivery, as opposed to the other way round?
It was just Stephen - his delivery and presentation style has always been slow and clunky, almost to the point of being dramatic. Don't think there were any technical issues involved.
James
It was just Stephen - his delivery and presentation style has always been slow and clunky, almost to the point of being dramatic. Don't think there were any technical issues involved.
James
IM sure its the speed of the newsreaders delivery because over nights on News 24 you see and auto cue in the gallery or what ever it is and if the newsreader slows or speeds the autocue follows... ive also noticed the and autocue in the sky news centre in a couple of shots.
CNBC Europe's studio autocues are operated by a foot-pedal under the newsdesk when they are sat, when they are at the newswall it is controlled by the gallery, or, in the case of Simon Hobbs, he adlibs.
I'm not sure about other news channels though, although I would have thought that they would be pretty similar.
DU
I would like to think that fewer people will strike next week....they were in the minority last week after all.
This is the fundamental failure of striking- the service (whatever that may be) gets better and better with each strike, making those striking appear more and more obscelete.
r2ro posted:
Does that mean Akhtar Khan will be doing his all night shift two days in a row and will Stephen Cole return once again?
I would like to think that fewer people will strike next week....they were in the minority last week after all.
This is the fundamental failure of striking- the service (whatever that may be) gets better and better with each strike, making those striking appear more and more obscelete.
EQ
Oh Good. There is not enough new comedy on the BBC theses days.
Why don't you like Susan, Marcus?
Your comment about BBC management slagging her off does surprise me. There are a LOT worse than her working at the BBC!
Marcus posted:
williamhanson posted:
If they strike again next week, Susan Osman will do repeating her previous Monday shift.
Oh Good. There is not enough new comedy on the BBC theses days.
Why don't you like Susan, Marcus?
Your comment about BBC management slagging her off does surprise me. There are a LOT worse than her working at the BBC!
MR
The strike wouldn't really affect the BBC as much next Monday (bank holiday) although Tuesday could be well affected.