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A former member
Marcus - I apologise for any offence caused. Especially if you know the person concerned and can vouch for their abilities. I'm afraid more often than not, in my experience, a person who is not upto the job gives themselves away with mistakes during standard sequences. If this was not the case then I'm sorry, however your last paragraph seems to suggest the person may well not have been particularly "used to" pushing faders. Shocking for an international TV service.
I'm pretty sure that (certainly not long ago) if something like that happened on the World Service you would be hauled over the coals about it. The quality was certainly always very high there.
I'm genuinely sad if people are overstretched - and quite shocked if the person responsible for sound can't hear it in the gallery.. that can't be right!!
I'm pretty sure that (certainly not long ago) if something like that happened on the World Service you would be hauled over the coals about it. The quality was certainly always very high there.
I'm genuinely sad if people are overstretched - and quite shocked if the person responsible for sound can't hear it in the gallery.. that can't be right!!
IT
So you're suggesting that because someone makes a mistake on a "standard sequence", that they're "not up to the job"?? The circumstances every TOTH are going to be wildly different, especially since we're talking about live news channels - things vary from minute to minute, never mind hour to hour.
itsrobert
Founding member
drew posted:
Marcus - I apologise for any offence caused. Especially if you know the person concerned and can vouch for their abilities. I'm afraid more often than not, in my experience, a person who is not upto the job gives themselves away with mistakes during standard sequences. If this was not the case then I'm sorry, however your last paragraph seems to suggest the person may well not have been particularly "used to" pushing faders. Shocking for an international TV service.
I'm pretty sure that (certainly not long ago) if something like that happened on the World Service you would be hauled over the coals about it. The quality was certainly always very high there.
I'm genuinely sad if people are overstretched - and quite shocked if the person responsible for sound can't hear it in the gallery.. that can't be right!!
I'm pretty sure that (certainly not long ago) if something like that happened on the World Service you would be hauled over the coals about it. The quality was certainly always very high there.
I'm genuinely sad if people are overstretched - and quite shocked if the person responsible for sound can't hear it in the gallery.. that can't be right!!
So you're suggesting that because someone makes a mistake on a "standard sequence", that they're "not up to the job"?? The circumstances every TOTH are going to be wildly different, especially since we're talking about live news channels - things vary from minute to minute, never mind hour to hour.