Staring at the ceiling
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Staring at the ceiling
Every time I watch the news on the TV and the presenter interviews someone, why are we forced to look up their nose and stare at their living room/kitchen/study ceilings.
I wish people would hold their phones higher or place their PC camera higher or put the laptop on a book.
It's starting to irritate.
Keith (Victor)
I wish people would hold their phones higher or place their PC camera higher or put the laptop on a book.
It's starting to irritate.
Keith (Victor)
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Re: Staring at the ceiling
With you all the way Victor Meldrew.
Can I also add when somebody is being interviewed ‘portrait ‘ the screen is divided into three vertical sections. You can see most of the interviewee in the central panel; the other two panels are opaque with some blurred movement visible. Why? What does it add? Must be the latest trick on the Media Studies course. And whilst I have a head of steam....reporters leaning against a wall, pillar or lamppost when doing their item. Ohhhhh...I feel better now....back in my box!
Can I also add when somebody is being interviewed ‘portrait ‘ the screen is divided into three vertical sections. You can see most of the interviewee in the central panel; the other two panels are opaque with some blurred movement visible. Why? What does it add? Must be the latest trick on the Media Studies course. And whilst I have a head of steam....reporters leaning against a wall, pillar or lamppost when doing their item. Ohhhhh...I feel better now....back in my box!
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Re: Staring at the ceiling
Absolutely, I want to go up to people holding the phone in portrait whilst they video something and tell them the correct way. I bet they have their TV's standing the wrong way at home.Bobskate wrote:With you all the way Victor Meldrew.
Can I also add when somebody is being interviewed ‘portrait ‘ the screen is divided into three vertical sections. You can see most of the interviewee in the central panel; the other two panels are opaque with some blurred movement visible. Why? What does it add? Must be the latest trick on the Media Studies course. And whilst I have a head of steam....reporters leaning against a wall, pillar or lamppost when doing their item. Ohhhhh...I feel better now....back in my box!
We went to the local town council hall a couple of years ago when Question Time was being recorded there. Strangely they have a "warm up" act. The guy was from the BBC and one thing he said was to hold the phone in landscape when filming. Why don't the TV new casters say something along the same theme when they tell us (every time) that we are about to see flashing lights.
Now your getting me started...….
:) Keith
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