NG
It's quite common in some countries to use that style of presentation. German news programmes often start with that kind of "behind the scenes" shot before their opening sequences. I think N-tv did the same thing at the top of the hour?
In Sweden SVT at one point ended Rapprt (their news programme) on a wide shot with a credit strap, then panned the camera to the Sportnytt set and ran the opening titles with no junction from pres. Worked ok - but always seems a bit odd to a Brit. Not sure they still do it - haven't watched that junction for a while.
noggin
Founding member
This clip is a recording from the tagesschau24 news channel. It shows what happens between a regular tagesschau bulletin (broadcast on "Das Erste") and the tagesschau24 news.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KyLiYuu6yg8
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KyLiYuu6yg8
It's quite common in some countries to use that style of presentation. German news programmes often start with that kind of "behind the scenes" shot before their opening sequences. I think N-tv did the same thing at the top of the hour?
In Sweden SVT at one point ended Rapprt (their news programme) on a wide shot with a credit strap, then panned the camera to the Sportnytt set and ran the opening titles with no junction from pres. Worked ok - but always seems a bit odd to a Brit. Not sure they still do it - haven't watched that junction for a while.
NG
Eh? There was one cut in the opening sequence (which fitted quite well with the abrupt end of the music) and a one perfectly good cut in the closing sequence.
(But then I'm old school - and worked in 2 machine edits where you couldn't mix. If you need a mix you've got the wrong shots!)
noggin
Founding member
Those are nice. ORF one needed a few more mixes instead of cuts on the vision mixer I feel. It's a little jarring.
Eh? There was one cut in the opening sequence (which fitted quite well with the abrupt end of the music) and a one perfectly good cut in the closing sequence.
(But then I'm old school - and worked in 2 machine edits where you couldn't mix. If you need a mix you've got the wrong shots!)