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RE: CD rack pic



A lot of the Discovery stuff does use a full crew. Certainly the "House
that John Rebuilt" was produced by Ginger "old stylie"

The new PowerMac stuff can do full on-line as well as off-line editing
now so there really is no advantage to paying 350-400 quid an hour for a
studio in the West-End, when you are using DV as a medium. Certainly on
the work we did for Nokia on the 7650 trade launch there was a 30 min
DVD available on Monday morning and the crew only arrived "home" at 4
o'clock on Sunday afternoon.

Three lights were used to light a 50 sq m. room, including shoot-through
diffusers.

There's enough work to support a full time editor plus sound engineer
too.

Tim

> -----Original Message-----
> From: Mike Griffiths [mailto:mike@xxxxxxx]
> Sent: 01 December 2002 16:27
> To: ukha_d@xxxxxxx > Subject: RE: [ukha_d] CD rack pic
>
> Hmm
> Nearly Tim
> Discovery don't pay top rates to enable the use of full crews
> And a G4 Powermac is the norm for these types of programmes where time
is
> not a factor
> The top line kit really has the advantage of speed - the ability to
cut 30
> min of video for TX in a short time. In your case where the filming
and TX
> are light years apart in broadcast terms G4 style kit would be used. I
> would
> guess the director also edits his own stuff.
> Horses to courses really
>
> I look forward to the series
> Most times a small crew gets a better programme in these niche areas
> It's good to here you mention lighting as well a lot of BBC "Choice"
stuff
> is done without - and it shows.
>
>
> Mike
>
>
> > The business model is totally different from traditional TV. In the
old
> > days it would have taken a crew of around 6 to shoot the three links
we
> > put together, all who would have been paid for a whole day's work.
In
> > our case the director set up the lighting, sound, monitor and shot
it on
> > DV - and he is a full time employee so gets paid a salary. The
editing
> > suite runs on a G4 PowerMac with a grand's worth of accessories.
> > Discovery will still pay the going rate per hour of finished telly,
so
> > the end result is more margin!
> >
> > Tim
>
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