Sunday Life/"Studios" with windows

What about the Princess studio - home to The Wright Stuff, Something for The Weekend, It Pays To Watch etc? Not purposefully built (but then very few studios are these days) but bookable and big/flexible enough not to use the windows? http://www.tvstudiohistory.co.uk/independent%20studios.htm#princess

The old London Tonight studio was a purpose built studio, it was an extension onto the old roof area. If you see it from outside it's a funny shape, so that the end window (where the desk was) faces towards St Pauls/The City.

The windowed studio they used for 6 o Clock Live/Weekend Live and the LWT News pre-1993 was an office conversion

Did anyone watch the second show?

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No, sadly there were no viewers.

What studio does the Gadget Show use? ISTR that having windows.

Last series of the Gadget show didn't come from a studio - it looked to be shot on camcorders in some kind of loft/factory conversion space.

This series looks to be shot in a space with more set - and few (no?) windows - but still has that distinctive "shot on camcorder" look. (Looks to be one DSR and one Z1...) Suspect this isn't a studio either - in the accepted meaning of the phrase in TV circles.

(Though some people describe any space that a show is shot in as a "studio" these days)

I enjoyed the programme, it's pleasant early morning TV which you can watch in bed or whilst cooking breakfast.

The lighting is incredibly dim at times though, it could really do with better lights. There are windows and ikea style lamps in the background of the set that are brighter than the presenters and it really distracts attention away from the foreground.

Presenters stumbled their way through some parts but it was still an enjoyable show, some nice features.

This morning studio has a windows, which reflects the rest of the studio on really dull winter days (and on one occasion a guest who had her back to the camera to protect her identity )

when they interviewed jack P Shephard a few months back he didn't realise it was a real window

ri:se 2, had windows

The One Show, has windows which don't reflect, when they did the first series the original studio faced west which is a bad idea for a 7pm show
you would think they would have checked that first, same thing with a breakfast show in a windowed studio which faces east

Loose women had a windowed studio a few years back

there's quite a few when you think about it.

Almost every studio in the world has a window.

To be fair to him the window is covered with mesh to prevent too much light coming through. That wasn't a purpose built studio though, I think it was previously used by a brewery.



That was the old London Tonight studio. As mentioned in this thread, although there are several studios with windows most of them weren't purpose built.

From Wikipedia:


I think the show is still using the same "studio" as before, but the set for this series covers the windows in the space they use over with display units etc. - IIRC one of the "Focus Group" pieces a few weeks ago used the exterior of The Custard Factory that is regularly seen a few times in each series.

I thought Kent House was a purpose built studio complex?