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What does a newsreader do?
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Can anyone tell me what a newsreader and weatherperson do in between their hourly or sometimes longer appearances on the tv please
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here's a small example of what they are NOT doing. http://www.informationclearinghouse.info/artic le18287.htm
On the BBC, all the weather presenters are from the Met Office, so in between reports they're probably looking meteorological maps, forecasts and checking predicted weather patterns using proprietory software.
ITV's forecasts are sponsored both nationally and regionally and many of the ITV regional presenters are either amateur forecasters, naval trained, or ex-Met Office employees.
So between forecasts, the ITV weather reporters normally spend their time looking at the relative dampness of seaweed, checking to see if the cows are lying down, or holding up those toy windmills to see which way the wind's blowing.
They can also be seen checking through the latest River Island catalogue to latest developments in ugly, ugly, ugly, ugly suits.
ITV's forecasts are sponsored both nationally and regionally and many of the ITV regional presenters are either amateur forecasters, naval trained, or ex-Met Office employees.
So between forecasts, the ITV weather reporters normally spend their time looking at the relative dampness of seaweed, checking to see if the cows are lying down, or holding up those toy windmills to see which way the wind's blowing.
They can also be seen checking through the latest River Island catalogue to latest developments in ugly, ugly, ugly, ugly suits.
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The Met office is a department of the M.O.D
sorry, I know this has nothing to do with the question, I just thought you would be interested to know.
BTW here is THE sexiest weathergirl in the world!! IMHO
http://www.plymouth.ac.uk/files/extranet/image s/TEC/claire_nasir.jpg
sorry, I know this has nothing to do with the question, I just thought you would be interested to know.
BTW here is THE sexiest weathergirl in the world!! IMHO
http://www.plymouth.ac.uk/files/extranet/image s/TEC/claire_nasir.jpg
Whilst on the subject (and I hate to do this to you all but why should I be the only one to suffer).
Next time you're watching the news, on any channel, and the report is from an outside broadcast, check how many times the newscaster nods his or her head in rhythm with what they're saying.
It's like THEY all went to the SAME newsreader SCHOOL and were taught to emphasise what THEY'RE saying with a short BRIEF nod.
Once you notice this, it becomes REALLY irritating.
Next time you're watching the news, on any channel, and the report is from an outside broadcast, check how many times the newscaster nods his or her head in rhythm with what they're saying.
It's like THEY all went to the SAME newsreader SCHOOL and were taught to emphasise what THEY'RE saying with a short BRIEF nod.
Once you notice this, it becomes REALLY irritating.
REV.
Do you mind. We've had tv in Plymouth for at least ten years now.
We're looking forward to the new Dr Who series next week, starring William Hartnell and the new comedy, The Good Life looks entertaining.
That's not our usual weather presenter. We only use her for publicity, in order to attract the tourists. It normally is a ruddy faced gentleman who wears a hat adorned with straw and trousers tied just below the knees with string. He has a wide ranging knowledge of red skies and restless cows.
Do you mind. We've had tv in Plymouth for at least ten years now.
We're looking forward to the new Dr Who series next week, starring William Hartnell and the new comedy, The Good Life looks entertaining.
That's not our usual weather presenter. We only use her for publicity, in order to attract the tourists. It normally is a ruddy faced gentleman who wears a hat adorned with straw and trousers tied just below the knees with string. He has a wide ranging knowledge of red skies and restless cows.