Central News West

IS

Isonstine Founding member 5 October 2001 9:18pm

I thought that as well!

It does bear a scary likeness to it, I wonder if the back of Central News' desk looks like it been had a brick thrown at it by Trevor McDonald?

AN

andyeighteen 6 October 2001 11:15pm

andyeighteen posted:

why do bob and jo sit so close to each other - someone wrote to the evening mail about it, so im not the only one to notice

and dan barton wrote a reply in the evening mail today:
http://www.tvhome.f2s.com/ikonboard/upload/danbarton-eveningmail061001.jpg
what does he mean? there are several areas which we will reveal as central news at 6 evolves ? - more studio, or some chromakey or something else... or is this a ploy to keep us all watching?

(Edited by andyeighteen at 1:24 am on Oct. 7, 2001)

IS

Isonstine Founding member 6 October 2001 11:26pm

Nah, I don't think Dan would lie to us.

The set is certainly a big one, and it wouldn't surprise me at all if there was more to it. I'm sure there is and I hope they let us see it soon.

SU

StandUpAndBeSeated 7 October 2001 7:28pm

Central News Week was a bit disappointing. It just used the short titles like on the short bulletins (except with WEEK added to the writing obv).

I think it could have used an abbreviated version of the 'presenters turning around and smiling' segment of the at Six titles. But instead of having the sequence of Bob Warman, then Joanne Malin, then Llewella Bailey, have just Ann Nankivell (Sp?) - seeing as she presents it most weeks.

Also leave out the segment with the shot of the Gas Street building (partly to save time, and partly because the voiceover of 'Live from...' would be redundant I think, cuz I think CNWeek is pre-recorded?)

(September 2001)