On the day of the show, I arrived at the studio around 11:20
with Richard Forrest, my friend who would be interviewed live about the Great
South Run. I handed in the paperwork within a folder that I had organised into
sections to make it easier if you wanted to find a certain document. I stayed
for the duration of the show so I could be with the interviewee’s to calm them
and let them know what’s happening. I believe it was important to do this
because live television can be nerve-wracking for anyone, let alone someone who
has had no experience with it before, and I did not want them to get overly
nervous and ‘freeze’ live on camera.
As I was around the studio in the corridor when the show was
being transmitted I did not get to see how most of it went. However, I did see
several issues, and was informed of even more afterwards. There were quite a
few mistakes in terms of camera framing and steadiness, an insert within the
news was accidentally played twice for a short period of time rather than the
closing news sting, and our studio script was not kept to properly. From the
feedback from Charlie Watts, he said the paperwork as well as the shows content
was really good, however the delivery was not as good as it should have been.
This was quite frustrating because as a group we spent a lot of time and effort
into the show, and we wanted the delivery of it to be really good so that it
kept the high standard.
Here are several photos from the day
CCi Live - 09/11/2012
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