TV Forum Watch News and Information Board

DTV
Posts: 176
Joined: Mon 12 Mar, 2012 19.27

Given half the BBC News presentation thread is now just people posting updates of camera movements - can we not have a separate thread for rogue cameras given that half the 'incidents' aren't even of note, a rota style thread would be only beneficial. The forumers who wish to post every single camera movement can and those who just want to find out if anything of note presentation wise is occurring then they can go on the Presentation threads.

Given that I once got a bollocking by other members for merely pointing out that in N6 there was a variety of colours of chairs used on air, I fail to see how camera movements are of any more relevance to a presentation thread than discussing part of the set.
bilky asko
Posts: 1447
Joined: Sat 08 Nov, 2008 19.48

DTV wrote:Given half the BBC News presentation thread is now just people posting updates of camera movements - can we not have a separate thread for rogue cameras given that half the 'incidents' aren't even of note, a rota style thread would be only beneficial. The forumers who wish to post every single camera movement can and those who just want to find out if anything of note presentation wise is occurring then they can go on the Presentation threads.

Given that I once got a bollocking by other members for merely pointing out that in N6 there was a variety of colours of chairs used on air, I fail to see how camera movements are of any more relevance to a presentation thread than discussing part of the set.
I think it's just such a relief that Worzel isn't talking about BARCO gaps any more that most of TV Forum have ignored the slew of videos he's uploaded of every single BBC News camera incident.
Image
Critique
Posts: 988
Joined: Mon 17 Aug, 2009 10.37
Location: Suffolk

The last few posts Barcy has made are A) giving me a headache and B) calling for some sort of rota for promos, with Barcy saying 'I would still like to know what promos are being pushed out by ITV and or even UTV and compare'. It's not the first time he's mentioned it, and he goes onto say he doesn't see it as a rota discussion, but he has provided a full break-down of the times promos have aired on one occasion, and is also referencing a separate night too when he noted the promos airing. I get that it's a TV presentation site, but surely noting down what promos are airing and making that into a discussion is so horrifically dull and unnecessary it's almost as bad as talking about presenter rotas - it's effectively the same thing but 'Jane Hill' is replaced with 'STV player - piggy bank promo ( 20 sec)' and 'Simon McCoy' with 'Its good to laugh 1 min promo'.

Promos do not get upset if you obsess over them so it's not creepy, but if we're moving towards a point where posts go along the lines of 'I noticed that the Doctor Who promo used the daytime endboard instead of the nighttime one, is this because it's about time travel?' and 'they've shown the 'one for Christmas' promo 12 times this week but the Call the Midwife promo has only got one airing at 1:30am on 12/12/14, why are they biased towards Christmas???' it's just as bad.

Also, what on earth does 'STV xmas promo ( ITV version)' mean??
User avatar
WillPS
Posts: 2563
Joined: Tue 22 Apr, 2008 18.32
Location: Carlton
Contact:

The trouble is he takes an interesting discussion (to me at least) which is basically how much instruction STV and UTV get from network on trail playout and/or how much attention they pay to it; and reduces it to absolutely tedious detail. Couple that with barcode's 'extremely hard work' prose.
Image
barcode
Posts: 1515
Joined: Wed 29 Aug, 2007 19.36

WillPS wrote:The trouble is he takes an interesting discussion (to me at least) which is basically how much instruction STV and UTV get from network on trail playout and/or how much attention they pay to it; and reduces it to absolutely tedious detail. Couple that with barcode's 'extremely hard work' prose.
So how do we make it even more interesting discussion then? which out making it to tedious in detail?
westy 2
Posts: 78
Joined: Mon 28 Apr, 2008 22.39

dosxuk wrote:
westy 2 wrote:You get a week's ban for answering a simple question posed by someone else?

The place is getting pathetic!
You could just, you know, stop reading it? Like you keep saying you have.
There are still some interesting posts on there.

It's just certain assholes on there that spoil things, like the wannabe moderators!
Now powered by BT Broadband!
Alexia
Posts: 3001
Joined: Sat 01 Oct, 2005 17.50

Can we have a declaration of members' interests?
westy 2
Posts: 78
Joined: Mon 28 Apr, 2008 22.39

And here we go again.

Another polite enquiry slapped down!
Now powered by BT Broadband!
User avatar
dosxuk
Posts: 680
Joined: Thu 07 Feb, 2008 21.37
Location: Sheffield

westy 2 wrote:
dosxuk wrote:
westy 2 wrote:You get a week's ban for answering a simple question posed by someone else?

The place is getting pathetic!
You could just, you know, stop reading it? Like you keep saying you have.
There are still some interesting posts on there.

It's just certain assholes on there that spoil things, like the wannabe moderators!
I thought you were complaining about the actual moderators this time?
User avatar
rob
Posts: 1077
Joined: Sat 06 Sep, 2003 12.01
Location: Overton, Hampshire
Contact:

Weekdays from 4pm-7pm on Andover Radio
Overton Radio: Weekdays 2pm-4pm, Weekends 8am-10am
Philip
Posts: 1174
Joined: Fri 22 Feb, 2008 21.23
Location: Merseyside
Contact:

I presume it was also his son who posted that he wanted to start a petition about a children's channel
Image
Locked