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RE: BBC/STV Scotland News - Stooky Bill - 17-10-2023

No late Scotland Tonight this evening, but rest of schedule as normal

https://news.stv.tv/west-central/roads-closed-homes-and-businesses-evacuated-after-suspicious-vehicle-found-in-kinning-park 


RE: BBC/STV Scotland News - Gary McEwan - 31-10-2023

Central's 6pm broadcast has been single headed from Edinburgh for since yesterday.

Are PQ having more upgrades done?


RE: BBC/STV Scotland News - GMc - 01-11-2023

https://twitter.com/RealMacKaySTV/status/1719462400468918300 


RE: BBC/STV Scotland News - Humphrey Hacker - 10-11-2023

The BBC have reported that the political journalist Colin Mackay has died aged 79:
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-scotland-scotland-politics-67386246 


RE: BBC/STV Scotland News - scottishtv - 01-12-2023

It was interesting to see the Reporting Scotland studio in an 'obit mode' when reporting the passing of Alistair Darling last night:

https://up.metropol247.co.uk/scottishtv/231201_bbc_reporting_scotland_adarling_01.jpg 
https://up.metropol247.co.uk/scottishtv/231201_bbc_reporting_scotland_adarling_02.jpg 
https://up.metropol247.co.uk/scottishtv/231201_bbc_reporting_scotland_adarling_03.jpg 
https://up.metropol247.co.uk/scottishtv/231201_bbc_reporting_scotland_adarling_04.jpg 


RE: BBC/STV Scotland News - Earlie37 - 01-12-2023

(01-12-2023, 03:39 PM)scottishtv Wrote:  It was interesting to see the Reporting Scotland studio in an 'obit mode' when reporting the passing of Alistair Darling last night:

https://up.metropol247.co.uk/scottishtv/231201_bbc_reporting_scotland_adarling_01.jpg 
https://up.metropol247.co.uk/scottishtv/231201_bbc_reporting_scotland_adarling_02.jpg 
https://up.metropol247.co.uk/scottishtv/231201_bbc_reporting_scotland_adarling_03.jpg 
https://up.metropol247.co.uk/scottishtv/231201_bbc_reporting_scotland_adarling_04.jpg 

That's awfully stark. A dark texture (e.g. grey/black silk) would lift the flat background - especially on the close ups. Makes it more look like the screens are broken.


RE: BBC/STV Scotland News - AaronTV - 03-12-2023

The Scotland version of the regional set appears far too big and stark IMO. They could bring the monolith forward a little and add a couple of chairs with a small coffee table to the left as a softer setup which could fill the gap nicely and complement standing at the desk.

Just something to fill the gap! Reminds me of Lorraine commenting on the last set she had at TLS that it was quite stark and looked like she’d been robbed…!


RE: BBC/STV Scotland News - DTV - 03-12-2023

(03-12-2023, 10:56 AM)AaronTV Wrote:  The Scotland version of the regional set appears far too big and stark IMO. They could bring the monolith forward a little and add a couple of chairs with a small coffee table to the left as a softer setup which could fill the gap nicely and complement standing at the desk.
It definitely could do with some extra elements. I know the standard (English) regional version of the set is fairly basic, but it works for the size it is; extending it over a larger space, as per Scotland, just looks empty and half-complete in comparison - almost like a few frames before the end of a set install timelapse, before they've added the furniture. Just feels like a missed opportunity, especially considering the main Salford set shows there's plenty of room to get creative with the original Studio B elements.


RE: BBC/STV Scotland News - freeview87 - 03-12-2023

Would love to know the cost of those screens. There's no need to have such a huge studio but if they can justify that, a sofa in the corner wouldn't have gone a miss.


RE: BBC/STV Scotland News - AaronTV - 13-12-2023

(03-12-2023, 04:29 PM)DTV Wrote:  It definitely could do with some extra elements. I know the standard (English) regional version of the set is fairly basic, but it works for the size it is; extending it over a larger space, as per Scotland, just looks empty and half-complete in comparison - almost like a few frames before the end of a set install timelapse, before they've added the furniture. Just feels like a missed opportunity, especially considering the main Salford set shows there's plenty of room to get creative with the original Studio B elements.

Looking at the BBC Breakfast studio in action, I think doing something with the floor (similar to the ‘flat’ catwalk) and featuring the backlit ‘grid’ that’s also present in Studio B somewhere would help to break up the screens and add some warmth. It would also have been cheaper surely to have one long screen along the ‘back’ of the studio, but adding some different elements to the sides of the studio.

The benefit to the design they’ve picked is that these sets won’t really age as such, as there’s not anything in them that could! These sets should last each region a fair few years now, but the downside is that they just look far too sparse in comparison to the Breakfast studio and Studio B.