When you mention podcasting one of the first things people say is I need one of those. If you are considering making one the question should be Why? What do I need to say? What am I trying to achieve? What is it for? Who is my audience and how can I help them? Will your podcast offer something your …
Many of the new faces on TV aren’t new to the industry. They’ll have worked in TV already behind the camera as researchers or producers. But there’s no point just hanging around in a researcher role hoping to get lucky. The decision to appoint a presenter is made at the highest level. Channel controllers will take recommendations from senior TV …
Can you sum it up in one sentence? “Two property developers help house hunters find their dream home” – Location, Location, Location. “Four strangers cook each other dinner and rate each other to win £1000” – Come Dine With Me. “Contestants compete against the clock to solves a word puzzle” – Countdown. Your idea has to be simple, clear and …
o why is this cameras’ split personality causing problems? My story begins with the way we’ve been shooting TV for years. Old habits are hard to break. Most TV directors and PD’s have been shooting on what I will call WYSIWYG cameras. WYSIWYG or “Wizzywig” means What You See It What You Get. Or should I say, what you shoot …
Struggling to decide which camera to use for you next TV project? Here’s my handy print out and keep guide.
