WSAZ on air mistakes
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WSAZ on air mistakes
WSAZ seems to make a lot of on air mistakes lately.
Primarily switching and grafx errors.
The job of switching is going to get much more intense when the
new robot system is installed. WOWK had a bizarre time with
their Parkervision setup and it showed badly on the air.
WSAZ may have to import directors who know and understand the system.
It may take too long to train the locals.
Primarily switching and grafx errors.
The job of switching is going to get much more intense when the
new robot system is installed. WOWK had a bizarre time with
their Parkervision setup and it showed badly on the air.
WSAZ may have to import directors who know and understand the system.
It may take too long to train the locals.
"Everyone Should be aware that you're just a screen grab away from infamy."
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You're probably more of a "Jeopardy!" fan because I think you bought the wrong vowel. Or you're confusing episodes of "The Mary Tyler Moore Show" and "Medical Center". Or maybe it's just been a long day. For both of us...OSIGURU wrote:What do you expect from a newsroom that is ran by interns.
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Music Director/Program Director/On-Air Personality
WTCS/WFGM/WMQC/WAIJ/WLIC/WRIJ/WKJL/WRWJ/WPCL/WWPN
Operations Manager: Hope Radio, T8WH, Palau
Production/Editor: "Believe Right" and "MFC WorldWide"
"For mine eyes have seen Thy salvation"--Luke 2:30
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"OF COURSE"
This past weekend, a WSAZ anchor used the filler/braincramp/comma phrase "of course" five times in the first 30-40 seconds of a newscast! It was a live shot and obviously rookies have trouble with ad-libbing but, for God's sake, when you hear your brain want to say "of course," just wait a half-second and the urge will pass!
Thank you.
This past weekend, a WSAZ anchor used the filler/braincramp/comma phrase "of course" five times in the first 30-40 seconds of a newscast! It was a live shot and obviously rookies have trouble with ad-libbing but, for God's sake, when you hear your brain want to say "of course," just wait a half-second and the urge will pass!
Thank you.
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A story ran this morning during the 725am news update that a weight limit was placed on the Nitro-St Albans bridge which will keep
large trucks from crossing the bridge.
The video they used during the story was the I-77 overpass construction at the Rt 21-Sissonville exit.
Also, their website story about the cars that were broken into
Sunday evening at Christ Temple Church happened in BROAD DAYLIGHT.
I never understood why people say "broad daylight". The cars
were broken into sometime during their 6-730pm service. I wouldn't
considered this broad daylight since the sun is going down and street
lights are going on.
large trucks from crossing the bridge.
The video they used during the story was the I-77 overpass construction at the Rt 21-Sissonville exit.
Also, their website story about the cars that were broken into
Sunday evening at Christ Temple Church happened in BROAD DAYLIGHT.
I never understood why people say "broad daylight". The cars
were broken into sometime during their 6-730pm service. I wouldn't
considered this broad daylight since the sun is going down and street
lights are going on.
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Increasingly common; Columbus TV too. Just last night an anchor, while describing an event that had just occurred, felt obliged to apologize when video showed snow falling. If the video detracts rather than adds, why use it? When a news operation loses its attention to detail, what does it have left?OSIGURU wrote:A story ran this morning during the 725am news update that a weight limit was placed on the Nitro-St Albans bridge which will keep large trucks from crossing the bridge...
...The video they used during the story was the I-77 overpass construction at the Rt 21-Sissonville exit.
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Re: WSAZ on air mistakes
Distorted audio on live segment, "best in the class" on todays noon news.
Wen on thru the entire segment.
Market leader, indeed.
Wen on thru the entire segment.
Market leader, indeed.
"Everyone Should be aware that you're just a screen grab away from infamy."
