BBC TV News Editing: 1987. Wilf & Pete
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- Опубліковано 4 жов 2024
- 25 YEARS ago!!!! Video Camera metal tape test: Russ on Super VHS, and Mike on Sony Hi8, film Wilf editing story for news programme in VTN 12? The good old days in BBC TV News!. others featured include: Peter Harding, RCR was the control area for all on-line and off-line editing. A sequence from happier times at the "News Factory!!
Wow. This guy edited linear Betacam SP videotapes (for any of the BBC Newscast-related material) faster than what people do to edit videos in any non-linear video editing app they'd like nowadays (especially the app I use, VEGAS Pro/VEGAS Movie Studio, 'cause I do use it for all my video editing and graphic design needs) because of how well trained this professional guy is. I never saw anything like this happen before. Besides, this guy had all of his original pieces of material organized and labeled better than any of the UA-cam videos that over thousands of people had uploaded.
This guy edits linear faster than people edit in Premiere lol
That's because he is an ACTUAL, REAL professional in employment in a position where "good enough" IS NOT good enough. His "professional" status is his entire job description, and career; he's not fannying around pretending to be a "pruhfesshinal" like UA-camrs, he's a PROPER, educated technician, and if he doesn't get it right, he messes up something OF ACTUAL WORTH AND SEEN WORLDWIDE, not "how to make your cat dance on a rope" rubbish.
@@unlokia, you seem to have a substantial prejudice agents UA-cam's. Chill
@@unlokia Also the original materials are better organised and labeled than hobbist made videos.
He sure is slick
I can already see what this "well-trained professional guy" is up to. He was doing some linear video editing from some original Betacam SP videocassettes via a Sony BVW-75P, and an edit controller on top of that, for a BBC TV newscast 37 years ago, in 1987, over at the former BBC Television Center in London, long before the BBC in London moved things over to their Broadcasting House 26 years later.
Just imagine, how good this video could have been, if they had already invented the tripod in 1987... :-)
Now you know, why your first name fits perfectly to your comment ;-)
Sony had the professional video market sewn up for decades. So in this sense, Beta outlived VHS (Betacam and its variants were a success, M, MII and the likes generally bombed).
I agree. M and M2 - that was really rubbish! :-) MH.
I definitely agree with you. M, MII and Digital-S were failures. Sony's Betacam and its variants, on the other hand, were a success. In this sense, the Beta format outlived the VHS format. Other companies like Panasonic had more success in the domestic market with VHS, in comparison to Sony's Betamax. Sony, on the other hand, had their (for decades) professional video market sewn up.
Looks very impressive!
Thank You for posting.
Super!
This video made me seasick.... :)
hi spy 2 betacam sp decks they came out in 1986
i know they got alot of hr on them in the edit pad the digi one came out little later
note there's still alot of ex edit decks still around i still have some working decks i fix up
good to see now they were used day to day note there alot new sealed tapes around for the old decks
more than betamax as betamax stock new sealed are all no more in the uk my mate has to in port old stock
this is not good plan as he has got alot of bad tapes i have to bake them a check them first