PA
No it was deffinetly teal, just watched it online and there have been no changes at all.
Must've been the TV I watched it on.
Shame, it looked much better blue.
LONDON posted:
pad posted:
Yeah, on the evening news everything was blue - the logo in the titles, the straps
But in some places the logo's bar after NEWS was still teal.
But in some places the logo's bar after NEWS was still teal.
No it was deffinetly teal, just watched it online and there have been no changes at all.
Must've been the TV I watched it on.
Shame, it looked much better blue.
JK
As someone who is relativley new to news presentation I found it hard to belive that the main ITV News set is totally green, with the walkway and desk just the real objects in the studio. But then I saw some pictures of the studio and I couldn't believe it.
How do they know where to look for the live links, interviews with guests via the newswall etc. It must take some learning to do this?
As a newboy to this could someone give me a hint?
How do they know where to look for the live links, interviews with guests via the newswall etc. It must take some learning to do this?
As a newboy to this could someone give me a hint?
GI
They project tiny little numbers onto the wall to give the presenters a general indication of where to look, and can also project a faint image of the full graphics so the presenters know whats going on around them.
What always impresses me, knowing how green those screens can be, is how they never ever cringe while starring at nothing. Must have really hurt the eyes on a long shift back in the old news channel days.
What always impresses me, knowing how green those screens can be, is how they never ever cringe while starring at nothing. Must have really hurt the eyes on a long shift back in the old news channel days.
JO
Why?
It's ridiculous isn't it. I think you've said this, but I'll say it again...why is ITV (in particular) giving so much interest to a story that was caused by the carelessness of two parents.
Brekkie Boy posted:
GMc posted:
Mary is back in Praia Da Luz, and will be speaking to the Kate and Gerry McCann on the Evening News.
Why?
It's ridiculous isn't it. I think you've said this, but I'll say it again...why is ITV (in particular) giving so much interest to a story that was caused by the carelessness of two parents.
PR
Here is an image of the real studio with the green screen. As mentioned above, their is little numbers on screen, directing newsreaders as to where things are popping up!
http://www.tvnewsroom.co.uk/exclusive/itvstudios/studio2.jpg
When they are speaking to someone on location, their is normally a television next to the studio (off screen) where the presenters really look, but on screen it looks like they are looking at the wall speaking to them.
http://www.tvnewsroom.co.uk/images/itvnews/specials/studio/1004182438_34.jpg
Thanks to TV NEWSROOM for the images.
gilsta posted:
They project tiny little numbers onto the wall to give the presenters a general indication of where to look, and can also project a faint image of the full graphics so the presenters know whats going on around them.
What always impresses me, knowing how green those screens can be, is how they never ever cringe while starring at nothing. Must have really hurt the eyes on a long shift back in the old news channel days.
What always impresses me, knowing how green those screens can be, is how they never ever cringe while starring at nothing. Must have really hurt the eyes on a long shift back in the old news channel days.
Here is an image of the real studio with the green screen. As mentioned above, their is little numbers on screen, directing newsreaders as to where things are popping up!
http://www.tvnewsroom.co.uk/exclusive/itvstudios/studio2.jpg
When they are speaking to someone on location, their is normally a television next to the studio (off screen) where the presenters really look, but on screen it looks like they are looking at the wall speaking to them.
http://www.tvnewsroom.co.uk/images/itvnews/specials/studio/1004182438_34.jpg
Thanks to TV NEWSROOM for the images.
OV
Correct me if I'm wrong, but I think that was the London Tonight studio.
stevek posted:
has ITV news changed their set, they had a link From yesterdays This Morning which showed Alistar Stewart in front of a live view of the Thames
Correct me if I'm wrong, but I think that was the London Tonight studio.
RH
richard h
I have just seen an extended itv news promo which basically combined the 2 smaller promos but the first part started with some planes in the sky before showing the shot of baghdads skysline which I havent noticed on the shorter 1. This was just before midsomer murders at 4pm