IS
I imagine there's a huge scramble for facilities, satellite space, overtime and freelance shifts today.
The dates of the last couple of general elections and the referenda had been known for a while beforehand so the broadcasters have been able to organise and book everything in advance, even if it's just 'pencil' bookings.
I imagine it's a busy day in the allocations and forward planning departments and a good day for freelance crew and facilities companies
The dates of the last couple of general elections and the referenda had been known for a while beforehand so the broadcasters have been able to organise and book everything in advance, even if it's just 'pencil' bookings.
I imagine it's a busy day in the allocations and forward planning departments and a good day for freelance crew and facilities companies
Last edited by Inspector Sands on 18 April 2017 3:35pm - 2 times in total
:-(
A former member
Here is a gem from the ~BBC news: http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-politics-39631693
GE
Goodness knows what kind of concoction of General Election Debates we'll have this time around - if any.
But May v Corbyn is an intriguing prospect on all sorts of levels.
Of course in 2015, we had all sorts of debates featuring all sorts of candidates - but that was largely based on the polls predicting a hung parliament. The dynamics are different this time around. But if there's a whiff of the Lib Dems being involved on a more traditional, Con/Lab/LibDem basis, you'd expect the SNP (as a bigger party than the Lib Dems) and the DUP/Plaid Cymru (because if the SNP are involved . . .) to be all over it.
But May v Corbyn is an intriguing prospect on all sorts of levels.
Of course in 2015, we had all sorts of debates featuring all sorts of candidates - but that was largely based on the polls predicting a hung parliament. The dynamics are different this time around. But if there's a whiff of the Lib Dems being involved on a more traditional, Con/Lab/LibDem basis, you'd expect the SNP (as a bigger party than the Lib Dems) and the DUP/Plaid Cymru (because if the SNP are involved . . .) to be all over it.
MA
I read that at first as; 'I'll be living with Laura Trant'
Election 2017 graphics...
Is @BBCSouthToday the first to put up 2017 election graphics?! I'll be live with @LauraTrantTV at 1:30 pic.twitter.com/1uoyuPipCS
— Peter Henley (@Peter_Henley) April 18, 2017
I read that at first as; 'I'll be living with Laura Trant'
SK
Oh, we don't matter here. After all, we didn't make a thing go "WHOOSH!" with the requisite number of decibels and/or pixels.
With all due respect, this is a presentation forum, therefore conversation is likely to be focused on presentation.
The journalism and the presentation are inextricably and symbiotically interlinked - without one, there cannot be the other.
The creative teams!? What about the people working on the actual coverage?
Oh, we don't matter here. After all, we didn't make a thing go "WHOOSH!" with the requisite number of decibels and/or pixels.
With all due respect, this is a presentation forum, therefore conversation is likely to be focused on presentation.
The journalism and the presentation are inextricably and symbiotically interlinked - without one, there cannot be the other.
BA
To quote a great shoot/edit friend of mine, "****, Here we go again!"
Bail
Moderator
I imagine there's a huge scramble for facilities, satellite space, overtime and freelance shifts today.
The dates of the last couple of general elections and the referenda had been known for a while beforehand so the broadcasters have been able to organise and book everything in advance, even if it's just 'pencil' bookings.
I imagine it's a busy day in the allocations and forward planning departments and a good day for freelance crew and facilities companies
The dates of the last couple of general elections and the referenda had been known for a while beforehand so the broadcasters have been able to organise and book everything in advance, even if it's just 'pencil' bookings.
I imagine it's a busy day in the allocations and forward planning departments and a good day for freelance crew and facilities companies
SK
Really?!... I hadn't heard!
No we're kinda ocd about the look rather than the content here weirdly, but I get your point
Really?!... I hadn't heard!
JK
With all due respect, this is a presentation forum, therefore conversation is likely to be focused on presentation.
The journalism and the presentation are inextricably and symbiotically interlinked - without one, there cannot be the other.
I fully understand that, however it seems that you have completely missed my point. Both your's and and Inspector Sands' reaction to TCOTV's statement seemed to suggest that the journalism should receive equal or more focus than the presentation. My point was that this is a presentation forum, not a journalism forum. TCOTV's post was perfectly inoffensive in discussing the creative teams.
Oh, we don't matter here. After all, we didn't make a thing go "WHOOSH!" with the requisite number of decibels and/or pixels.
With all due respect, this is a presentation forum, therefore conversation is likely to be focused on presentation.
The journalism and the presentation are inextricably and symbiotically interlinked - without one, there cannot be the other.
I fully understand that, however it seems that you have completely missed my point. Both your's and and Inspector Sands' reaction to TCOTV's statement seemed to suggest that the journalism should receive equal or more focus than the presentation. My point was that this is a presentation forum, not a journalism forum. TCOTV's post was perfectly inoffensive in discussing the creative teams.
VM
Possibly no debates this time.
https://www.channel4.com/news/by/gary-gibbon/blogs/election-2017-no-tv-debates-this-time
Possibly no debates this time.
https://www.channel4.com/news/by/gary-gibbon/blogs/election-2017-no-tv-debates-this-time
