SK
I think that's because of the time- Usually the standard pedastel move is during the afternoon/late evening and night. Whilst the mornings and 5pm/6pm usually have the jib.
The normal camera move for a TOTH (when the V/O kicks in) is usually just a pedastel coming down to its position and fading to the anchor camers. These 'remote' TOTHs use the jib and looks nicer IMO.
Anna Jones at Wapping was just like any other story, except they sent an anchor rather than a reporter to cover it.
Anna Jones at Wapping was just like any other story, except they sent an anchor rather than a reporter to cover it.
I think that's because of the time- Usually the standard pedastel move is during the afternoon/late evening and night. Whilst the mornings and 5pm/6pm usually have the jib.
TW
I think that's because of the time- Usually the standard pedastel move is during the afternoon/late evening and night. Whilst the mornings and 5pm/6pm usually have the jib.
The 10pm, 11pm, press preview and the midnight all use the jib as well.
The normal camera move for a TOTH (when the V/O kicks in) is usually just a pedastel coming down to its position and fading to the anchor camers. These 'remote' TOTHs use the jib and looks nicer IMO.
Anna Jones at Wapping was just like any other story, except they sent an anchor rather than a reporter to cover it.
Anna Jones at Wapping was just like any other story, except they sent an anchor rather than a reporter to cover it.
I think that's because of the time- Usually the standard pedastel move is during the afternoon/late evening and night. Whilst the mornings and 5pm/6pm usually have the jib.
The 10pm, 11pm, press preview and the midnight all use the jib as well.
Last edited by Tom W on 22 August 2012 5:10pm
SK
I think that's because of the time- Usually the standard pedastel move is during the afternoon/late evening and night. Whilst the mornings and 5pm/6pm usually have the jib.
The 10, 11, press preview and the midnight all use the jib as well.
Usually not...But obviously the Press Preview does...
The normal camera move for a TOTH (when the V/O kicks in) is usually just a pedastel coming down to its position and fading to the anchor camers. These 'remote' TOTHs use the jib and looks nicer IMO.
Anna Jones at Wapping was just like any other story, except they sent an anchor rather than a reporter to cover it.
Anna Jones at Wapping was just like any other story, except they sent an anchor rather than a reporter to cover it.
I think that's because of the time- Usually the standard pedastel move is during the afternoon/late evening and night. Whilst the mornings and 5pm/6pm usually have the jib.
The 10, 11, press preview and the midnight all use the jib as well.
Usually not...But obviously the Press Preview does...
SK
I think that's because of the time- Usually the standard pedastel move is during the afternoon/late evening and night. Whilst the mornings and 5pm/6pm usually have the jib.
The 10, 11, press preview and the midnight all use the jib as well.
At 11 am with Dermot it is mostly the TOTH where the jib is moving the most from a studio point to the desk. Then you can see most of the studio.
The normal camera move for a TOTH (when the V/O kicks in) is usually just a pedastel coming down to its position and fading to the anchor camers. These 'remote' TOTHs use the jib and looks nicer IMO.
Anna Jones at Wapping was just like any other story, except they sent an anchor rather than a reporter to cover it.
Anna Jones at Wapping was just like any other story, except they sent an anchor rather than a reporter to cover it.
I think that's because of the time- Usually the standard pedastel move is during the afternoon/late evening and night. Whilst the mornings and 5pm/6pm usually have the jib.
The 10, 11, press preview and the midnight all use the jib as well.
At 11 am with Dermot it is mostly the TOTH where the jib is moving the most from a studio point to the desk. Then you can see most of the studio.
TW
I think that's because of the time- Usually the standard pedastel move is during the afternoon/late evening and night. Whilst the mornings and 5pm/6pm usually have the jib.
The 10, 11, press preview and the midnight all use the jib as well.
Usually not...But obviously the Press Preview does...
Why would they get a jib operator in just to do the press preview? Watch tonight at 10 and 11 and you'll see that the TOTH is done using the jib.
The normal camera move for a TOTH (when the V/O kicks in) is usually just a pedastel coming down to its position and fading to the anchor camers. These 'remote' TOTHs use the jib and looks nicer IMO.
Anna Jones at Wapping was just like any other story, except they sent an anchor rather than a reporter to cover it.
Anna Jones at Wapping was just like any other story, except they sent an anchor rather than a reporter to cover it.
I think that's because of the time- Usually the standard pedastel move is during the afternoon/late evening and night. Whilst the mornings and 5pm/6pm usually have the jib.
The 10, 11, press preview and the midnight all use the jib as well.
Usually not...But obviously the Press Preview does...
Why would they get a jib operator in just to do the press preview? Watch tonight at 10 and 11 and you'll see that the TOTH is done using the jib.
DO
Why would they need to get an operator in? Can't the presenters just control it from their iPads?
Why would they get a jib operator in just to do the press preview? Watch tonight at 10 and 11 and you'll see that the TOTH is done using the jib.
Why would they need to get an operator in? Can't the presenters just control it from their iPads?
TW
Why would they need to get an operator in? Can't the presenters just control it from their iPads?
And turn on the lights on the desk as well?
Why would they get a jib operator in just to do the press preview? Watch tonight at 10 and 11 and you'll see that the TOTH is done using the jib.
Why would they need to get an operator in? Can't the presenters just control it from their iPads?
And turn on the lights on the desk as well?
SK
I think that's because of the time- Usually the standard pedastel move is during the afternoon/late evening and night. Whilst the mornings and 5pm/6pm usually have the jib.
The 10, 11, press preview and the midnight all use the jib as well.
Usually not...But obviously the Press Preview does...
Why would they get a jib operator in just to do the press preview? Watch tonight at 10 and 11 and you'll see that the TOTH is done using the jib.
It may, but sometimes it isn't. Why? If they already have the operator...
The normal camera move for a TOTH (when the V/O kicks in) is usually just a pedastel coming down to its position and fading to the anchor camers. These 'remote' TOTHs use the jib and looks nicer IMO.
Anna Jones at Wapping was just like any other story, except they sent an anchor rather than a reporter to cover it.
Anna Jones at Wapping was just like any other story, except they sent an anchor rather than a reporter to cover it.
I think that's because of the time- Usually the standard pedastel move is during the afternoon/late evening and night. Whilst the mornings and 5pm/6pm usually have the jib.
The 10, 11, press preview and the midnight all use the jib as well.
Usually not...But obviously the Press Preview does...
Why would they get a jib operator in just to do the press preview? Watch tonight at 10 and 11 and you'll see that the TOTH is done using the jib.
It may, but sometimes it isn't. Why? If they already have the operator...
SK
For those who are interested( probably few) :
http://vimeo.com/m/46721855
http://www.skynewsinternational.com/sites/default/files/SNI%20EMS%20Summer%202012.pdf
http://vimeo.com/m/46721855
http://www.skynewsinternational.com/sites/default/files/SNI%20EMS%20Summer%202012.pdf
Last edited by skyviewer on 22 August 2012 10:06pm
SK
After having a look at the second link and the stats for the viewers. It seems the 19:00-00:00 period is by far the most watched. So why do Sky habe the 19:00-21:00 period on a 15 minute loop, why don't they switch the 17:00-19:00 type schedule, with interviews and more news with the 19:00-21:00?
For those who are interested( probably few) :
http://vimeo.com/m/46721855
http://www.skynewsinternational.com/sites/default/files/SNI%20EMS%20Summer%202012.pdf
http://vimeo.com/m/46721855
http://www.skynewsinternational.com/sites/default/files/SNI%20EMS%20Summer%202012.pdf
After having a look at the second link and the stats for the viewers. It seems the 19:00-00:00 period is by far the most watched. So why do Sky habe the 19:00-21:00 period on a 15 minute loop, why don't they switch the 17:00-19:00 type schedule, with interviews and more news with the 19:00-21:00?
GR
After having a look at the second link and the stats for the viewers. It seems the 19:00-00:00 period is by far the most watched. So why do Sky habe the 19:00-21:00 period on a 15 minute loop, why don't they switch the 17:00-19:00 type schedule, with interviews and more news with the 19:00-21:00?
Perhaps that is why it's popular. Digestible news in a short space of time.
For those who are interested( probably few) :
http://vimeo.com/m/46721855
http://www.skynewsinternational.com/sites/default/files/SNI%20EMS%20Summer%202012.pdf
http://vimeo.com/m/46721855
http://www.skynewsinternational.com/sites/default/files/SNI%20EMS%20Summer%202012.pdf
After having a look at the second link and the stats for the viewers. It seems the 19:00-00:00 period is by far the most watched. So why do Sky habe the 19:00-21:00 period on a 15 minute loop, why don't they switch the 17:00-19:00 type schedule, with interviews and more news with the 19:00-21:00?
Perhaps that is why it's popular. Digestible news in a short space of time.