Mixed reaction from last week's bulletin...
ITV Senior Political Correspondent Chris Ship
- We did well to pull it together at the last minute
- looked after guests: good habit to get into
- headlines should have been recorded
- should have used GBH victim in them as well
- Andrew Giddings' GBH story was very good. Chris said it wouldn't have been out of place on a local bulletin. Even the pauses in his voiceover were timed well.
- The job losses story was a typical example of making news out of other output on a slow news day. Joey's OB was very well done, but we did see too much of the newsroom ceiling while he was on.
- Stu's story about stress in the council was picture challenged, so he did very well to bash out a VT on it. Good pay off too.
- Aimee did well with her David Gower piece. He was framed nice and tightly and she included good actuality and a classic graduate hat shot.
- Handovers were smooth, but guest could have stayed just to the side to avoid WINOL musical chairs.
- In sport, the questions to Winchester City manager Guy Butters were good. For rehearsals, get production staff to act it out.
- Black holes in news and sport: need to leave packages long.
- And finally, Chris thought the halloween teaser was a bit short if anything.
General WINOL Expert(!) Brian Thornton
- In the gallery, we were too nervy and panicy. But it looked good in the end, so it was worth the stress.
- presenters should be praised on their calmness and general performance.
- good OB from Jake and Joey.
- fashion feature: was great for adding colour to the bulletin.
WINOL Founder(!) Chris Horrie
Safe to say he was disappointed...
- Andy's story was the only piece of real journalism
- we need more options in news, to raise the bar in terms of content
- lack of direction in features
- political discussion: unbalanced, shouldn't have been edited down
- got a complaint for it: good as it shows we have an audience but bad...because it's a complaint!
- 'How to live on £20'
- good idea, but needs re-editing
- it would be good to for Hobbs to commission comment pieces from MPs, SU people etc
- sport is pretty good as always
- audience is down, need to put that right
ITV Senior Political Correspondent Chris Ship
- We did well to pull it together at the last minute
- looked after guests: good habit to get into
- headlines should have been recorded
- should have used GBH victim in them as well
- Andrew Giddings' GBH story was very good. Chris said it wouldn't have been out of place on a local bulletin. Even the pauses in his voiceover were timed well.
- The job losses story was a typical example of making news out of other output on a slow news day. Joey's OB was very well done, but we did see too much of the newsroom ceiling while he was on.
- Stu's story about stress in the council was picture challenged, so he did very well to bash out a VT on it. Good pay off too.
- Aimee did well with her David Gower piece. He was framed nice and tightly and she included good actuality and a classic graduate hat shot.
- Handovers were smooth, but guest could have stayed just to the side to avoid WINOL musical chairs.
- In sport, the questions to Winchester City manager Guy Butters were good. For rehearsals, get production staff to act it out.
- Black holes in news and sport: need to leave packages long.
- And finally, Chris thought the halloween teaser was a bit short if anything.
General WINOL Expert(!) Brian Thornton
- In the gallery, we were too nervy and panicy. But it looked good in the end, so it was worth the stress.
- presenters should be praised on their calmness and general performance.
- good OB from Jake and Joey.
- fashion feature: was great for adding colour to the bulletin.
WINOL Founder(!) Chris Horrie
Safe to say he was disappointed...
- Andy's story was the only piece of real journalism
- we need more options in news, to raise the bar in terms of content
- lack of direction in features
- political discussion: unbalanced, shouldn't have been edited down
- got a complaint for it: good as it shows we have an audience but bad...because it's a complaint!
- 'How to live on £20'
- good idea, but needs re-editing
- it would be good to for Hobbs to commission comment pieces from MPs, SU people etc
- sport is pretty good as always
- audience is down, need to put that right
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