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RE: Tory Leadership Race - News Coverage - bananaman - 17-07-2022
(17-07-2022, 03:59 PM)JamesWorldNews Wrote: Moving it back to presentation and coverage.....I suspect a BBC hosted debate between the final two would be as an episode of Question Time and wouldn't be from a studio in London. It'd be good for Studio B to be used for primetime interviews with the last two if they do them again (without Andrew Neil this time though).
I guess BBC News’ Studio B (in its new current format) could host a debate of 2-5 participants, if they were all positioned along the curved newswall?
Although it’s unlikely to happen, as the BBC hosted debate is likely to happen only when the field has narrowed to fewer candidates.
And, of course, Studio B doesn’t have space for an audience per se. (not sure how much depth there is up at the balcony level).
But, since they’ve invested heavily in the studio and set, why not press it into wider use.
The news could easily decamp into E for one night, right? (Galleries permitting).
RE: Tory Leadership Race - News Coverage - Newsroom - 17-07-2022
(17-07-2022, 04:04 PM)bananaman Wrote:(17-07-2022, 03:59 PM)JamesWorldNews Wrote: Moving it back to presentation and coverage.....I suspect a BBC hosted debate between the final two would be as an episode of Question Time and wouldn't be from a studio in London. It'd be good for Studio B to be used for primetime interviews with the last two if they do them again (without Andrew Neil this time though).
I guess BBC News’ Studio B (in its new current format) could host a debate of 2-5 participants, if they were all positioned along the curved newswall?
Although it’s unlikely to happen, as the BBC hosted debate is likely to happen only when the field has narrowed to fewer candidates.
And, of course, Studio B doesn’t have space for an audience per se. (not sure how much depth there is up at the balcony level).
But, since they’ve invested heavily in the studio and set, why not press it into wider use.
The news could easily decamp into E for one night, right? (Galleries permitting).
The debate are live far as I know, so you can rule Studio B out because it's needed for the 10.
RE: Tory Leadership Race - News Coverage - JamesWorldNews - 17-07-2022
Aha! That’s why I wrote what I did in my last paragraph.
RE: Tory Leadership Race - News Coverage - Newsroom - 17-07-2022
(17-07-2022, 04:12 PM)JamesWorldNews Wrote: Aha! That’s why I wrote what I did in my last paragraph.
Aha, but you didn't. You assumed everyone would arrive at your own assumption, which of course is the obvious assumption one might make.
RE: Tory Leadership Race - News Coverage - JamesWorldNews - 17-07-2022
(17-07-2022, 04:16 PM)Newsroom Wrote:(17-07-2022, 04:12 PM)JamesWorldNews Wrote: Aha! That’s why I wrote what I did in my last paragraph.
Aha, but you didn't. You assumed everyone would arrive at your own assumption, which of course is the obvious assumption one might make.
Thank you, Sir Humphrey. I’ll have Bernard look into it right away.
RE: Tory Leadership Race - News Coverage - TMD_24 - 17-07-2022
The ITV opening had a very game show and here is our contestants vibes.
RE: Tory Leadership Race - News Coverage - telebox2001 - 17-07-2022
Nice set, not dissimilar from Friday. That opening felt a bit "reality show" mind you!
RE: Tory Leadership Race - News Coverage - TMD_24 - 17-07-2022
Have to say the ITV debate format is nice and tight and probably helps not having an audience reacting over them. Julie is good at moderating this as well.
RE: Tory Leadership Race - News Coverage - telebox2001 - 17-07-2022
Was going so well until just before the ad break - flashbacks to Friday night with the show of hands!
RE: Tory Leadership Race - News Coverage - DavidWhitfield - 17-07-2022
Interesting debate so far. More emphasis on them debating EACH OTHER rather than Friday's 'audience member asks a question, they give an answer' style. Julie is moderating effectively.
RE: Tory Leadership Race - News Coverage - telebox2001 - 17-07-2022
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RE: Tory Leadership Race - News Coverage - Larry the Loafer - 17-07-2022
(17-07-2022, 07:04 PM)TMD_24 Wrote: The ITV opening had a very game show and here is our contestants vibes.
To be fair, all you need is an LCD screen on the front of the podiums with a score on it and it'll look like any mainstream gameshow from the last ten years.
RE: Tory Leadership Race - News Coverage - valley - 17-07-2022
The YouTube livestream has some sound and vision breakup which is annoying - encoder issue? Seems like the studio output rather than something tailored as we saw the clock at the start of the bumper parked on -10 during the break.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JL2GPPuxjn4
RE: Tory Leadership Race - News Coverage - telebox2001 - 17-07-2022
Of course, being a Tory debate they can use blue - an excellent colour for enhancing skin tones. Does make the picture "pop" very nicely onscreen.
RE: Tory Leadership Race - News Coverage - DavidWhitfield - 17-07-2022
What a treat to see an hourlong debate separated with only ONE advert break, too!