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Be fair Cat, I remember the likes of Allan 'Luvvie' King and Kay Burley in the early days who were quite wooden. Say what you like about Kay, I don't think anyone could accuse her of being wooden these days. It just takes time I guess to get used to it.
Its probably also fair to say that we haven't really seen any new full time members of the Sky News presenting team for quite a while, so any 'new blood' is quite apparant.
cat posted:
If there's a lot of wood on the new set, I'm sure her presenting style will complement it nicely.
Be fair Cat, I remember the likes of Allan 'Luvvie' King and Kay Burley in the early days who were quite wooden. Say what you like about Kay, I don't think anyone could accuse her of being wooden these days. It just takes time I guess to get used to it.
Its probably also fair to say that we haven't really seen any new full time members of the Sky News presenting team for quite a while, so any 'new blood' is quite apparant.
CY
I reckon that 1 could actually be "Clever Glass" rather than a newswall as such.
I think a remember a mention of clever glass being used somewhere in the set, and it is used in the five news set too.
It just seems a bit daft to stick a whopping great big video wall right in the middle of a newsroom rather than at the side.
Didn't Sky News use 'clever glass' with the set previous to this one? Sometimes you'd see the newsroom behind them and then other times it would be somebody to interview or a picture behind them. I had no idea how it was done until I saw it switch from a screen to clear glass. Didn't know it was called 'clever glass' thanks for the info.
AJ posted:
I reckon that 1 could actually be "Clever Glass" rather than a newswall as such.
I think a remember a mention of clever glass being used somewhere in the set, and it is used in the five news set too.
It just seems a bit daft to stick a whopping great big video wall right in the middle of a newsroom rather than at the side.
Didn't Sky News use 'clever glass' with the set previous to this one? Sometimes you'd see the newsroom behind them and then other times it would be somebody to interview or a picture behind them. I had no idea how it was done until I saw it switch from a screen to clear glass. Didn't know it was called 'clever glass' thanks for the info.
JW
Anna Jones and Helen Fospero are both doing well on Sky, or at least I should say, they are watchable without incident. Nothing spectacular to report yet.
Haven't seen Ginny Buckley yet.
Haven't seen Ginny Buckley yet.
CO
Has Helen Fospero joined Sky News permanently or I'm I just getting mixed up as usual?
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DT
There was a Sky World News Tonight years ago and the 11pm one was also on SKY one some of the host were .Allison Holloway,Scott Chisolm and sports w/ Matt Lorenzo or Paul Dempsey.
BC
Blake Connolly
Founding member
World News Tonight sounds interesting, pity they haven't come up with anything for 9-10 and 11-12.
An idea for 11pm would be a relaxed look back at the previous 24hrs stories, perhaps playing back some of the big interviews from during the day, and a look ahead to the agenda for the next day (which would include the paper review).
An idea for 11pm would be a relaxed look back at the previous 24hrs stories, perhaps playing back some of the big interviews from during the day, and a look ahead to the agenda for the next day (which would include the paper review).