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Why do you guys use two cameras for the broadcast?
It looks silly to have one zoomed more and you both sitting right next to each other. From a viewing standpoint i can't think of any "set" which uses this style. 2nd camera shots are always used for off site views.
It would be cool if you used the 2nd screen space for stuff like highlights or product features ($pon$or$) and other topical graphics to flow with the show.
Ita always odd to see a hand or something pop through the split between you guys. Just thought id throw it out there... keep up the great work!
Why do you guys use two cameras for the broadcast?
It looks silly to have one zoomed more and you both sitting right next to each other. From a viewing standpoint i can't think of any "set" which uses this style. 2nd camera shots are always used for off site views.
It would be cool if you used the 2nd screen space for stuff like highlights or product features ($pon$or$) and other topical graphics to flow with the show.
Ita always odd to see a hand or something pop through the split between you guys. Just thought id throw it out there... keep up the great work!
It does happen, moreso in a smaller market. Just depends on the kind of set (ie. budget) the studio has. MSP/STP is a top twenty market in the US. Newscasts are extremely well funded in a market of that size so they don't have the need for little production tricks like this.You never see two box shots on a single set though. Plenty of different body sizes around TV world.