18-01-2023, 09:23 PM
Having now seen what the Nations & Regions' versions of the "Studio B" style sets will be like, following the on-air debuts of both the Newsline and East Midlands Today ones...
I think it's rather a shame that the new An Là set launched in September isn't greatly in-line with the standardised look.
Red and white panels above and below, with only the middle-third of the set walls' height being screens (which primarily show graphics/logos etc, not a panorama of the Inverness skyline). The circular desk (possibly a cast-off from elsewhere?) being unlike the "C"-shaped desks or coffee tables that are generally being rolled-out. No vertical monolith screen anywhere.
I guess it's a sympton of the poxy sized studio that they have. Which gives me little hope that BBC Channel Islands will get a particularly "Studio B" style set either, as the St Helier studio is also a very poxy one.
I think it's rather a shame that the new An Là set launched in September isn't greatly in-line with the standardised look.
Red and white panels above and below, with only the middle-third of the set walls' height being screens (which primarily show graphics/logos etc, not a panorama of the Inverness skyline). The circular desk (possibly a cast-off from elsewhere?) being unlike the "C"-shaped desks or coffee tables that are generally being rolled-out. No vertical monolith screen anywhere.
I guess it's a sympton of the poxy sized studio that they have. Which gives me little hope that BBC Channel Islands will get a particularly "Studio B" style set either, as the St Helier studio is also a very poxy one.
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