CW
I couldn't help thinking that the boardroom meeting might have been a dig at the cost cutting plans..
Does anyone have captures of the "No smoking in the studio" signs which Clarkson produced during their news segment?
Charlie Wells
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nwtv2003 posted:
Brilliant episode Tonight! Couldn't believe John Humphrys driving around the Newsroom and Dermot Murngahan turning round Jez at the traffic lights.
The News 24 clip was obviously staged, but still LOL stuff.
The News 24 clip was obviously staged, but still LOL stuff.
I couldn't help thinking that the boardroom meeting might have been a dig at the cost cutting plans..
Does anyone have captures of the "No smoking in the studio" signs which Clarkson produced during their news segment?
IS
They'd have just got the News 24 gallery to put a tape across their output. Galleries like that can be bypassed so that the studio can be used for pre-records and rehearsals while a programme is playing on air
Jugalug posted:
Them N24 presenters look great, just like they would onscreen.
Just a quick question, would they have taken their own cameras for that or used the ones in the studio?
Just a quick question, would they have taken their own cameras for that or used the ones in the studio?
They'd have just got the News 24 gallery to put a tape across their output. Galleries like that can be bypassed so that the studio can be used for pre-records and rehearsals while a programme is playing on air
IS
I couldn't help thinking that the boardroom meeting might have been a dig at the cost cutting plans..
Probably not, the whole wthing looks like it was filmed in the summer. It was more a Clarkson dig at 'lefties' by the looks of it
Charlie Wells posted:
I couldn't help thinking that the boardroom meeting might have been a dig at the cost cutting plans..
Probably not, the whole wthing looks like it was filmed in the summer. It was more a Clarkson dig at 'lefties' by the looks of it
JO
They'd have just got the News 24 gallery to put a tape across their output. Galleries like that can be bypassed so that the studio can be used for pre-records and rehearsals while a programme is playing on air
Thanks! I ask because the angle was different, suggesting they might have been using different equipment.
Inspector Sands posted:
Jugalug posted:
Them N24 presenters look great, just like they would onscreen.
Just a quick question, would they have taken their own cameras for that or used the ones in the studio?
Just a quick question, would they have taken their own cameras for that or used the ones in the studio?
They'd have just got the News 24 gallery to put a tape across their output. Galleries like that can be bypassed so that the studio can be used for pre-records and rehearsals while a programme is playing on air
Thanks! I ask because the angle was different, suggesting they might have been using different equipment.
DA
They'd have just got the News 24 gallery to put a tape across their output. Galleries like that can be bypassed so that the studio can be used for pre-records and rehearsals while a programme is playing on air
Thanks! I ask because the angle was different, suggesting they might have been using different equipment.
Im guessing that was probably done whilst the One O'Clock News was on. Top Gear itself is recorded on Wednesday afternoons (occasionally Thursdays) at Dunsfold. Most of the non studio footage for the show is recoreded a few months in advance.
Davidjb
Founding member
Jugalug posted:
Inspector Sands posted:
Jugalug posted:
Them N24 presenters look great, just like they would onscreen.
Just a quick question, would they have taken their own cameras for that or used the ones in the studio?
Just a quick question, would they have taken their own cameras for that or used the ones in the studio?
They'd have just got the News 24 gallery to put a tape across their output. Galleries like that can be bypassed so that the studio can be used for pre-records and rehearsals while a programme is playing on air
Thanks! I ask because the angle was different, suggesting they might have been using different equipment.
Im guessing that was probably done whilst the One O'Clock News was on. Top Gear itself is recorded on Wednesday afternoons (occasionally Thursdays) at Dunsfold. Most of the non studio footage for the show is recoreded a few months in advance.
IS
Thanks! I ask because the angle was different, suggesting they might have been using different equipment.
Presumably they had to frame the shot diffrently to usual because they aren't normally trying to show a car driving past the background!
Jugalug posted:
Thanks! I ask because the angle was different, suggesting they might have been using different equipment.
Presumably they had to frame the shot diffrently to usual because they aren't normally trying to show a car driving past the background!
MS
Show brilliant as usual, but seeing as though this forum is about 'pres' was it just me who thought that the report that James May did which was shot at night was incredibly grainy? I've just moved from a 25 inch CRT to a 42 inch LCD with Sky HD so thats probably why things look more grainy than usual, but that bit seemed to be just that bit more grainy than it should have been.
Plus are Top Gears titles the only BBC programme titles without the BBC logo on them? Also i don't really like the new way they link the titles to the studio bits, it doesn't really work, especially not this weeks which panned away before the name of the programme even came up.
Moan over, best programme on tv though
Plus are Top Gears titles the only BBC programme titles without the BBC logo on them? Also i don't really like the new way they link the titles to the studio bits, it doesn't really work, especially not this weeks which panned away before the name of the programme even came up.
Moan over, best programme on tv though
AG
Maybe they should go back to the first part of the former titles with the birds eye view of the studio and logo.
Mr-Stabby posted:
Plus are Top Gears titles the only BBC programme titles without the BBC logo on them? Also i don't really like the new way they link the titles to the studio bits, it doesn't really work, especially not this weeks which panned away before the name of the programme even came up.
Moan over, best programme on tv though
Moan over, best programme on tv though
Maybe they should go back to the first part of the former titles with the birds eye view of the studio and logo.