Quote: from Hymagumba on 12:34 am on July 15, 2001
[STRINGS BUILDING] The next news on BBC One is Breakfast at 6am where Sophie Rayworth and Jeremy Bowen will be lookin at the uses of ITV Digital leaflets as
contreceptive.
Newsnight on BBC Two often runs a full credit roller, though on many occasions just a short close is used.
Working Lunch also run a credit sequence.
I think Breakfast with Frost and On the Record may well run credits as well, Newsround do as well.
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Steve Naylor
Yes, and Channel 4 News and 5 News also run credit sequences - you wouldn't have to have them all the time but perhaps on a Friday you could have short credits.
As for N6 - it's quite small and also cluttered with the cameras, studio, projectors and UK Today desk - plus with all the lights there is no room for a pan across the studio by a camera on a rail.
Yes, and Channel 4 News and 5 News also run credit sequences - you wouldn't have to have them all the time but perhaps on a Friday you could have short credits.
As for N6 - it's quite small and also cluttered with the cameras, studio, projectors and UK Today desk - plus with all the lights there is no room for a pan across the studio by a camera on a rail.
Pity
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SkyNews
CNN often have their anchor reading out the credits!
If they have time to fill, their anchor will say: 'and that's all for the moment. We thank Mike Hana in Jerusalem, Peter Humi in Paris etc etc etc for contributing to this programme.'
For a few months after bringing in in-vision presenters. They'd go 'downstairs' (or upstairs - I forget which) on a Friday and play out with a band and credits scrolling across the bottom. It would end on a static CITV slide with something like 'Executive Producer' and 'Producer' or something!
I assume that studio became the main one when they relaunched with a bigger studio.
Cheers, Asa
Anyone think they should play ut with a band on fridays brekkie? i do
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SkyNews
Since when do children's programmes have bands, don't they just have people miming to a soundtrack that they didn't write in the 1st place!
You could have the BBC orchestra at the Royal Albert Hall playing an extended version of the Breakfast theme. Well maybe not, actually that would be something that the RDA would do.
