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Either the background should be meaningless, or it should be a nice view. Which are you actually advocating?
If I wake up to a view of London, then I'll assume that I'm either living there, or the programme is about London.
I think studios which use a window as a backdrop make any programme look cheap and lacking in imagination. Choosing a view which so clearly establishes a location, simply alienates viewers who don't identify themselves with that location.
It's a background - it should be "meaningless".
Nobody other than TV execs gives two hoots about whether London is in the background or not - at the end of the day it's just a view, and if it's a nice view people like it, as they did with News at Ten (pre-revamp) and as works - and is barely commented on - for This Morning. Indeed surely the best views are the ones which attract little comment.
Nobody other than TV execs gives two hoots about whether London is in the background or not - at the end of the day it's just a view, and if it's a nice view people like it, as they did with News at Ten (pre-revamp) and as works - and is barely commented on - for This Morning. Indeed surely the best views are the ones which attract little comment.
Either the background should be meaningless, or it should be a nice view. Which are you actually advocating?
If I wake up to a view of London, then I'll assume that I'm either living there, or the programme is about London.
I think studios which use a window as a backdrop make any programme look cheap and lacking in imagination. Choosing a view which so clearly establishes a location, simply alienates viewers who don't identify themselves with that location.