CM
Agreed. The weatherman doesn't even have a green screen it's that bad!
Dear BBC Wales, please can Points West have your old news set, they arn't proud, they had the old BBC Three set before and it would be nice to have a set refresh this side of the river.
Agreed. The weatherman doesn't even have a green screen it's that bad!
AM
Agreed. The weatherman doesn't even have a green screen it's that bad!
SE Today is in the same boat. Yellowing set and TV screens of varying colours joined by massive bezels
Dear BBC Wales, please can Points West have your old news set, they arn't proud, they had the old BBC Three set before and it would be nice to have a set refresh this side of the river.
Agreed. The weatherman doesn't even have a green screen it's that bad!
SE Today is in the same boat. Yellowing set and TV screens of varying colours joined by massive bezels
TI
Agreed. The weatherman doesn't even have a green screen it's that bad!
I think the weather person in the weather shed on the roof makes for a much more interesting forecast especially when it’s raining. Snowing or baking hot .
Dear BBC Wales, please can Points West have your old news set, they arn't proud, they had the old BBC Three set before and it would be nice to have a set refresh this side of the river.
Agreed. The weatherman doesn't even have a green screen it's that bad!
I think the weather person in the weather shed on the roof makes for a much more interesting forecast especially when it’s raining. Snowing or baking hot .
TV
Yes - the picture on page 8 shows that there's a desk chair for the presenter to sit in.
Yes - the picture on page 8 shows that there's a desk chair for the presenter to sit in.
BK
That set feels so simple which makes it's feels very big. The desk in front of the screen is also a nice touch. It's really really good.
In recent times; I have felt more attracted to seeing bigger TV sets that incorporate a simple design of floor space whilst the floor space is worked well for the presenters that hosts a programme. I think Studio 5 in RTÉ is one example where this style of design works so well with News & Current Affairs and Sports programmes especially with the coverage of Election 2020 earlier in the year & their limited presentation coverage of The UFEA Champions League.
In recent times; I have felt more attracted to seeing bigger TV sets that incorporate a simple design of floor space whilst the floor space is worked well for the presenters that hosts a programme. I think Studio 5 in RTÉ is one example where this style of design works so well with News & Current Affairs and Sports programmes especially with the coverage of Election 2020 earlier in the year & their limited presentation coverage of The UFEA Champions League.
WH
I would say September or October.
I think it looks stunning, and that's just one wall of the studio. Can't wait to see it on air, wish we had a date?
I would say September or October.
I reckon the last bulletin from Broadcasting House, Cardiff will be on a Sunday then the new studio launches on Monday
WH
I would say September or October.
Or next Tuesday (after the Bank Holiday)
I think it looks stunning, and that's just one wall of the studio. Can't wait to see it on air, wish we had a date?
I would say September or October.
I reckon the last bulletin from Broadcasting House, Cardiff will be on a Sunday then the new studio launches on Monday
Or next Tuesday (after the Bank Holiday)
ST
I think there is already enough 'standing/walking' news. It doesn't add anything that can't be done from a desk.
We need to see it in action but from initial shots I think it doesn't need a desk at all.
I think there is already enough 'standing/walking' news. It doesn't add anything that can't be done from a desk.
RK
Usually in a new build they may do several weeks or even months of rehearsals (with or without talent) to work out the kinks. In the US some news sets sit idle for months while they’re rehearsing or they wait until something like sweeps or a major event such as the Super Bowl or the Oscars.
If they are doing tech rehearsals at the moment, would that not signal them broadcasting from the new studio in early September?
Usually in a new build they may do several weeks or even months of rehearsals (with or without talent) to work out the kinks. In the US some news sets sit idle for months while they’re rehearsing or they wait until something like sweeps or a major event such as the Super Bowl or the Oscars.
