Pre-Launch BBC News: Studio B Refit
(08-06-2022, 12:44 AM)harshy Wrote:
(07-06-2022, 10:55 PM)DTV Wrote: The first broadcast of the original set was The Andrew Marr Show on Sunday 2nd September 2012 - just over nine years and nine months ago.
Wasn’t GMT the first show to use the original B set?

No, I think it was Newsnight followed by Marr. They moved in late 2012 and BBC World moved in January 2013
(08-06-2022, 07:13 AM)MFTJA Wrote:
(08-06-2022, 12:44 AM)harshy Wrote: Wasn’t GMT the first show to use the original B set?

No, I think it was Newsnight followed by Marr. They moved in late 2012 and BBC World moved in January 2013

No. The first programme was definitely Marr.
(08-06-2022, 07:37 AM)Moz Wrote:
(08-06-2022, 07:13 AM)MFTJA Wrote: No, I think it was Newsnight followed by Marr. They moved in late 2012 and BBC World moved in January 2013

No. The first programme was definitely Marr.

Yep, Marr was definitely first. It went: Marr (02/09/12), Sunday Politics (23/09/12), Newsnight (15/10/12), BBC World News (14/01/13).
Can I politely ask that we park this fascinating chat about what exact dates things happened in another thread?
(08-06-2022, 12:16 PM)all new Phil Wrote: Can I politely ask that we park this fascinating chat about what exact dates things happened in another thread?

There is no need to start a new thread for a question that was asked and then answered about something related to the overall topic of the thread.
Some important updates from Clean Feed, he also said that there will be no new intro titles
https://twitter.com/cleanfeed_ttvr/statu...4622318592
We've know for a while they wouldn't come at the same time, which is a shame and compromises the new look just like keeping Oneness for six months did.

Even if there are no titles they could easily just ditch the few seconds of the Lambie Nairn animation that remains in favour of using different shots of Broadcasting House and the studio. Indeed I guess they will have to change the pan across the newsroom now they've moved downstairs.
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Feature from newsroom = AR doughnut?
https://twitter.com/cleanfeed_ttvr/statu...Pn00UJUr6Q

I’m not entirely sure where CleanFeed get their info from but Reporting Scotland won’t get a new set until the start of 2023. A major refit of Studio C will start in
November - including STC gallery, the studio floor and the NCR gallery. It’s not a small update.
I think I know what the “feature from the newsroom” is but can’t say I’m sorry. Sounds cool though.

The view from each of the regional studios sounds a bit of a gimmick and will look odd if you’re watching on BBC News - unless they also do a live shot of Studio E like they used to on Breakfast years ago.

(08-06-2022, 01:23 PM)Brekkie Wrote: Indeed I guess they will have to change the pan across the newsroom now they've moved downstairs.

Perhaps the “newsroom feature” which will be in Studio B could be used to link a newsroom pan to the downstairs studio?
(08-06-2022, 01:29 PM)Thistle Wrote: https://twitter.com/cleanfeed_ttvr/statu...Pn00UJUr6Q

I’m not entirely sure where CleanFeed get their info from but Reporting Scotland won’t get a new set until the start of 2023. A major refit of Studio C will start in
November - including STC gallery, the studio floor and the NCR gallery. It’s not a small update.

An end to that sanitary pad desk they use for the 6.30
According to CleanFeed BBC Newsline gets a new set in early autumn. I think the set is ok the way it is. They seem to have scrapped the green screen for the weather.
(08-06-2022, 01:28 PM)neonemesis Wrote: Feature from newsroom = AR doughnut?

That's no way to talk about Fiona Bruce.   Big Grin
@Brekkietweets
(08-06-2022, 01:30 PM)Moz Wrote: The view from each of the regional studios sounds a bit of a gimmick and will look odd if you’re watching on BBC News - unless they also do a live shot of Studio E like they used to on Breakfast years ago.

My general rule with news relaunches is that about half of the new 'features' or presentation styles that are announced before launch never appear and about half of those that do are ditched within a matter of weeks. I mean, how many times has the BBC News channel gone 'into the newsroom' since their first week at NBH.
What will the 'view from the regions' actually consist of? Will it be right at the tail end of the bulletin? A big multi-screen grid showing all the regional presenters looking into camera, waiting for their cue? It sounds interesting but I'm having a hard time picturing what it will look like!

Also, this feature from the newsroom... Are we talking about a design feature of the set itself, rather than something technical?


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