JO
This proves what a good decision Mustard made commissioning some virtual sets rather than using the off the shelf stuff.
I thought the Mustard set was off the shelf too - I'm sure someone posted a link a while ago.
Think it was made for Mustard originally and has since been made available on the open market. I was more referring to the American style virtual sets that come pre-loaded on the tri-caster systems.
Brighton's Latest TV
This proves what a good decision Mustard made commissioning some virtual sets rather than using the off the shelf stuff.
I thought the Mustard set was off the shelf too - I'm sure someone posted a link a while ago.
Think it was made for Mustard originally and has since been made available on the open market. I was more referring to the American style virtual sets that come pre-loaded on the tri-caster systems.
SC
scottishtv
Founding member
It may be better than the rest, but I have reservations about a news service telling me a bank has "unparalleled customer service" and "24/7 real people answering real questions".
MA
Granted that's not a shining example BUT they do some good reports... http://youtu.be/cqf93lfJN9g
http://youtu.be/BhGQEJOIMtk
It may be better than the rest, but I have reservations about a news service telling me a bank has "unparalleled customer service" and "24/7 real people answering real questions".
Granted that's not a shining example BUT they do some good reports... http://youtu.be/cqf93lfJN9g
http://youtu.be/BhGQEJOIMtk
AS
Mmm... That whole thing does seem a bit... advert-y; however it was, at least, well put together.
It may be better than the rest, but I have reservations about a news service telling me a bank has "unparalleled customer service" and "24/7 real people answering real questions".
Mmm... That whole thing does seem a bit... advert-y; however it was, at least, well put together.
SN
It was someone sat in front of a picture of Liverpool last I saw. Is a cap around sometime showing it literally taped to the wall.
I haven't caught the weekday bulletin in a while but they seem to fill most of their weekend schedule with something called 'The Week in View' - a load of packages, one straight after another, topped and tailed by a pre-recorded intro and outro in front of the above photograph. Usually on a loop with ad breaks in between each showing. The reports are fairly watchable - they seem to be trying hard to find their own stories - but the whole thing lacks a bit of energy and pace on screen.
Title sting is the same as their Twitter photo: 'news' in Arial/Helvetica under the station logo - https://twitter.com/baytvnews - with the same music as the station break bumpers (not at all newsy).
Anyone any captures from Bay TV in Liverpool?
It was someone sat in front of a picture of Liverpool last I saw. Is a cap around sometime showing it literally taped to the wall.
Practicing for tonight's historic news bulletin on @BayTV_Liverpool at 6.30pm @localtv_uk pic.twitter.com/5hXZcKt8ll
— Joe Redmond (@JoeTomRed) December 4, 2014
I haven't caught the weekday bulletin in a while but they seem to fill most of their weekend schedule with something called 'The Week in View' - a load of packages, one straight after another, topped and tailed by a pre-recorded intro and outro in front of the above photograph. Usually on a loop with ad breaks in between each showing. The reports are fairly watchable - they seem to be trying hard to find their own stories - but the whole thing lacks a bit of energy and pace on screen.
Title sting is the same as their Twitter photo: 'news' in Arial/Helvetica under the station logo - https://twitter.com/baytvnews - with the same music as the station break bumpers (not at all newsy).
EA
This proves what a good decision Mustard made commissioning some virtual sets rather than using the off the shelf stuff.
I thought the Mustard set was off the shelf too - I'm sure someone posted a link a while ago.
Think it was made for Mustard originally and has since been made available on the open market. I was more referring to the American style virtual sets that come pre-loaded on the tri-caster systems.
This set is now everywhere. Even my school has one for student production. Looks rather cheap actually.
Brighton's Latest TV
This proves what a good decision Mustard made commissioning some virtual sets rather than using the off the shelf stuff.
I thought the Mustard set was off the shelf too - I'm sure someone posted a link a while ago.
Think it was made for Mustard originally and has since been made available on the open market. I was more referring to the American style virtual sets that come pre-loaded on the tri-caster systems.
This set is now everywhere. Even my school has one for student production. Looks rather cheap actually.
MD
This proves what a good decision Mustard made commissioning some virtual sets rather than using the off the shelf stuff.
I thought the Mustard set was off the shelf too - I'm sure someone posted a link a while ago.
Think it was made for Mustard originally and has since been made available on the open market. I was more referring to the American style virtual sets that come pre-loaded on the tri-caster systems.
This set is now everywhere. Even my school has one for student production. Looks rather cheap actually.
That looks completely wrong. Had to have a good laugh at it.
Brighton's Latest TV
This proves what a good decision Mustard made commissioning some virtual sets rather than using the off the shelf stuff.
I thought the Mustard set was off the shelf too - I'm sure someone posted a link a while ago.
Think it was made for Mustard originally and has since been made available on the open market. I was more referring to the American style virtual sets that come pre-loaded on the tri-caster systems.
This set is now everywhere. Even my school has one for student production. Looks rather cheap actually.
That looks completely wrong. Had to have a good laugh at it.
LL
London Lite
Founding member
The Midland on Big Centre TV at 5.30. Apologies for not getting grabs of the titles, but it's a Print Screen job.
