AC
Pictures from new Dragon's Den set and around the Studios at MediaCityUK here on BBC Ariel:
http://www.bbc.co.uk/ariel/17915393
http://www.bbc.co.uk/ariel/17915393
PE
Pete
Founding member
It is surprising how much difference the movement of the very small office space behind that Russian set makes it appear superior to the barco newsroom walls.
I think this is the issue with it. If it's just a background - as the skyline was - it doesn't matter if it doesn't move. However when it is pretending to be a real space it just looks poor.
ITV News's previous look with the ITN atrium that moved with the camera was particularly nice in this regard.
I think this is the issue with it. If it's just a background - as the skyline was - it doesn't matter if it doesn't move. However when it is pretending to be a real space it just looks poor.
ITV News's previous look with the ITN atrium that moved with the camera was particularly nice in this regard.
GI
You have seen the proposed set design for BBC World News, haven't you?
Yes I have but I prefer sets with newsroom in the background.
Love that set, wish it would be used for some BBC World bulletins. Also nice mini tour of the building, it looks lovely.
You have seen the proposed set design for BBC World News, haven't you?
Yes I have but I prefer sets with newsroom in the background.
JP
http://twitter.com/#!/diane1859/status/197742906520518656
Picture of Studio C in Broadcasting House. It looks stunning and fairly finished aswell!
Picture of Studio C in Broadcasting House. It looks stunning and fairly finished aswell!
ST
Oh dear, it looks as though they've found a new home for one of those washed-out back projection screens from N8.
Picture of Studio C in Broadcasting House. It looks stunning and fairly finished aswell!
Oh dear, it looks as though they've found a new home for one of those washed-out back projection screens from N8.
JO
Oh dear, it looks as though they've found a new home for one of those washed-out back projection screens from N8.
That image doesn't look washed out to me. Even if it's a blurry image.
Picture of Studio C in Broadcasting House. It looks stunning and fairly finished aswell!
Oh dear, it looks as though they've found a new home for one of those washed-out back projection screens from N8.
That image doesn't look washed out to me. Even if it's a blurry image.
GR
Oh dear, it looks as though they've found a new home for one of those washed-out back projection screens from N8.
It's Smart Glass actually.
Picture of Studio C in Broadcasting House. It looks stunning and fairly finished aswell!
Oh dear, it looks as though they've found a new home for one of those washed-out back projection screens from N8.
It's Smart Glass actually.
HO
Oh dear, it looks as though they've found a new home for one of those washed-out back projection screens from N8.
It's Smart Glass actually.
For those not knowledgeable in broadcasting technology, could you explain the difference please?
Edit: Also, anyone know what kind of screen that is at the back? The one with the view of London on it. I'm assuming it's a screen, not a lightbox, as that surely wouldn't be practical? But looking at that photo it would be too big to be a plasma, and doesn't appear to be BARCOs?
Picture of Studio C in Broadcasting House. It looks stunning and fairly finished aswell!
Oh dear, it looks as though they've found a new home for one of those washed-out back projection screens from N8.
It's Smart Glass actually.
For those not knowledgeable in broadcasting technology, could you explain the difference please?
Edit: Also, anyone know what kind of screen that is at the back? The one with the view of London on it. I'm assuming it's a screen, not a lightbox, as that surely wouldn't be practical? But looking at that photo it would be too big to be a plasma, and doesn't appear to be BARCOs?
BA
Oh dear, it looks as though they've found a new home for one of those washed-out back projection screens from N8.
It's Smart Glass actually.
For those not knowledgeable in broadcasting technology, could you explain the difference please?
Edit: Also, anyone know what kind of screen that is at the back? The one with the view of London on it. I'm assuming it's a screen, not a lightbox, as that surely wouldn't be practical? But looking at that photo it would be too big to be a plasma, and doesn't appear to be BARCOs?
Smart Glass can be switched from opaque to frosted to provide a surface for projection. When the screen is not required, it can be switched to clear, and therefore become see-through.
Picture of Studio C in Broadcasting House. It looks stunning and fairly finished aswell!
Oh dear, it looks as though they've found a new home for one of those washed-out back projection screens from N8.
It's Smart Glass actually.
For those not knowledgeable in broadcasting technology, could you explain the difference please?
Edit: Also, anyone know what kind of screen that is at the back? The one with the view of London on it. I'm assuming it's a screen, not a lightbox, as that surely wouldn't be practical? But looking at that photo it would be too big to be a plasma, and doesn't appear to be BARCOs?
Smart Glass can be switched from opaque to frosted to provide a surface for projection. When the screen is not required, it can be switched to clear, and therefore become see-through.
PE
Oh dear, it looks as though they've found a new home for one of those washed-out back projection screens from N8.
It's Smart Glass actually.
For those not knowledgeable in broadcasting technology, could you explain the difference please?
Edit: Also, anyone know what kind of screen that is at the back? The one with the view of London on it. I'm assuming it's a screen, not a lightbox, as that surely wouldn't be practical? But looking at that photo it would be too big to be a plasma, and doesn't appear to be BARCOs?
Smart Glass can be switched from opaque to frosted to provide a surface for projection. When the screen is not required, it can be switched to clear, and therefore become see-through.
Previously seen on C5 news
Pete
Founding member
Picture of Studio C in Broadcasting House. It looks stunning and fairly finished aswell!
Oh dear, it looks as though they've found a new home for one of those washed-out back projection screens from N8.
It's Smart Glass actually.
For those not knowledgeable in broadcasting technology, could you explain the difference please?
Edit: Also, anyone know what kind of screen that is at the back? The one with the view of London on it. I'm assuming it's a screen, not a lightbox, as that surely wouldn't be practical? But looking at that photo it would be too big to be a plasma, and doesn't appear to be BARCOs?
Smart Glass can be switched from opaque to frosted to provide a surface for projection. When the screen is not required, it can be switched to clear, and therefore become see-through.
Previously seen on C5 news
