GE
It's very similar to the BBC Newsline graphics actually!
It's very similar to the BBC Newsline graphics actually!
GI
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More here
http://www.mediabistro.com/tvnewser/time-warner-cable-adds-bbc-world-news-to-lineup_b158787
Quote:
Wow. BBC has new deal with Time Warner Cable. BBC World News full-time availability in NY, LA, Chicago, Boston, DC, SF. 25m homes across US.
More here
http://www.mediabistro.com/tvnewser/time-warner-cable-adds-bbc-world-news-to-lineup_b158787
Last edited by ginnyfan on 14 December 2012 11:52pm
JW
The final edition of World Have Your Say from N8 in TV Centre will air next Friday, 21st December 2012. One assumes they are off over Christmas and will reappear from BH in January.
SR
A lot of programmes say goodbye to TVC next Friday
...and according to the unreliable online schedule 'a lot of programmes' don't return until 14th January.
This is by no means proof of the launch date...
The final edition of World Have Your Say from N8 in TV Centre will air next Friday, 21st December 2012. One assumes they are off over Christmas and will reappear from BH in January.
A lot of programmes say goodbye to TVC next Friday
...and according to the unreliable online schedule 'a lot of programmes' don't return until 14th January.
This is by no means proof of the launch date...
MA
A lot of programmes say goodbye to TVC next Friday
...and according to the unreliable online schedule 'a lot of programmes' don't return until 14th January.
This is by no means proof of the launch date...
Who says the schedule is unreliable
Marcus
Founding member
The final edition of World Have Your Say from N8 in TV Centre will air next Friday, 21st December 2012. One assumes they are off over Christmas and will reappear from BH in January.
A lot of programmes say goodbye to TVC next Friday
...and according to the unreliable online schedule 'a lot of programmes' don't return until 14th January.
This is by no means proof of the launch date...
Who says the schedule is unreliable
GE
It's very similar to the BBC Newsline graphics actually!
More interesting than the colour, since when did world have a separate vision mixer to the director?
It's very similar to the BBC Newsline graphics actually!
More interesting than the colour, since when did world have a separate vision mixer to the director?
NG
It's very similar to the BBC Newsline graphics actually!
More interesting than the colour, since when did world have a separate vision mixer to the director?
Lots of possible reasons.
1. World are apparently potentially using two studios in W1. One of them is the studio on-air already with Newsnight/Andrew Marr/Sunday Politics. This is currently used in Director+Vision Mixer mode (though doesn't have to be AIUI) - so if the rehearsal is in that gallery - then that might explain it?
2. If they are in their smaller studio and gallery, it could be that they are rehearsing with a vision mixer to start with, so that they can work out what works and doesn't work on-camera, before templating it for automation? It's potentially a lot more efficient to rehearse the studio use (camera shots, vision mixer effects etc.) with two people, as you can work concurrently.
Also - the BBC News Directors are not all experienced vision mixers, as day-to-day they don't need to be as they are not setting-up desks, they're mainly cut/mixing and screen filling, with a bit of DVE snapshot recalling for boxes. They aren't doing lots of DVE programming or burrowing into GPIs/GPOs, Frame and Clip memories, building Macros etc. This is the kind of thing you DO need to do for set-up.
(Or of course it could be two News Directors sitting in)
noggin
Founding member
It's very similar to the BBC Newsline graphics actually!
More interesting than the colour, since when did world have a separate vision mixer to the director?
Lots of possible reasons.
1. World are apparently potentially using two studios in W1. One of them is the studio on-air already with Newsnight/Andrew Marr/Sunday Politics. This is currently used in Director+Vision Mixer mode (though doesn't have to be AIUI) - so if the rehearsal is in that gallery - then that might explain it?
2. If they are in their smaller studio and gallery, it could be that they are rehearsing with a vision mixer to start with, so that they can work out what works and doesn't work on-camera, before templating it for automation? It's potentially a lot more efficient to rehearse the studio use (camera shots, vision mixer effects etc.) with two people, as you can work concurrently.
Also - the BBC News Directors are not all experienced vision mixers, as day-to-day they don't need to be as they are not setting-up desks, they're mainly cut/mixing and screen filling, with a bit of DVE snapshot recalling for boxes. They aren't doing lots of DVE programming or burrowing into GPIs/GPOs, Frame and Clip memories, building Macros etc. This is the kind of thing you DO need to do for set-up.
(Or of course it could be two News Directors sitting in)
MA
It's very similar to the BBC Newsline graphics actually!
More interesting than the colour, since when did world have a separate vision mixer to the director?
Lots of possible reasons.
1. World are apparently potentially using two studios in W1. One of them is the studio on-air already with Newsnight/Andrew Marr/Sunday Politics. This is currently used in Director+Vision Mixer mode (though doesn't have to be AIUI) - so if the rehearsal is in that gallery - then that might explain it?
2. If they are in their smaller studio and gallery, it could be that they are rehearsing with a vision mixer to start with, so that they can work out what works and doesn't work on-camera, before templating it for automation? It's potentially a lot more efficient to rehearse the studio use (camera shots, vision mixer effects etc.) with two people, as you can work concurrently.
Also - the BBC News Directors are not all experienced vision mixers, as day-to-day they don't need to be as they are not setting-up desks, they're mainly cut/mixing and screen filling, with a bit of DVE snapshot recalling for boxes. They aren't doing lots of DVE programming or burrowing into GPIs/GPOs, Frame and Clip memories, building Macros etc. This is the kind of thing you DO need to do for set-up.
(Or of course it could be two News Directors sitting in)
Maybe just sitting someone in to make the pic look more interesting
Marcus
Founding member
It's very similar to the BBC Newsline graphics actually!
More interesting than the colour, since when did world have a separate vision mixer to the director?
Lots of possible reasons.
1. World are apparently potentially using two studios in W1. One of them is the studio on-air already with Newsnight/Andrew Marr/Sunday Politics. This is currently used in Director+Vision Mixer mode (though doesn't have to be AIUI) - so if the rehearsal is in that gallery - then that might explain it?
2. If they are in their smaller studio and gallery, it could be that they are rehearsing with a vision mixer to start with, so that they can work out what works and doesn't work on-camera, before templating it for automation? It's potentially a lot more efficient to rehearse the studio use (camera shots, vision mixer effects etc.) with two people, as you can work concurrently.
Also - the BBC News Directors are not all experienced vision mixers, as day-to-day they don't need to be as they are not setting-up desks, they're mainly cut/mixing and screen filling, with a bit of DVE snapshot recalling for boxes. They aren't doing lots of DVE programming or burrowing into GPIs/GPOs, Frame and Clip memories, building Macros etc. This is the kind of thing you DO need to do for set-up.
(Or of course it could be two News Directors sitting in)
Maybe just sitting someone in to make the pic look more interesting