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are you talking about the split screen when the cameras move?
A few pages back this was discussed and it was revealed that it is a graphic rather than a live shot
Presumably the wide shot of the screens, which features the cameras whizzing around, is an actual shot of the screens, and then they cut to the graphic with screens super imposed?
Just a quick question - How do they do the bit at the start of Newsday?
are you talking about the split screen when the cameras move?
A few pages back this was discussed and it was revealed that it is a graphic rather than a live shot
The double shot of the screens is actually simulated - it's just a static shot of the screens with the two of them composited in.
Presumably the wide shot of the screens, which features the cameras whizzing around, is an actual shot of the screens, and then they cut to the graphic with screens super imposed?