Bath Spa University: tour of the TV Studio of the BBC

Eighty students of the course "Film, Television and Digital Production" at the University of bath SPA, UK, I learned how to construct a Studio from the inside, after he visited the set of the BBC game show called "Pointless".

The trip was organised by senior lecturer in television production Sophie Francis, which is also the subject of "Introduction to Studio Production" ("Introduction to Studio production") for first-year students. Students from all courses he went to London to see how to make "Pointless" in the world-famous BBC television centre.

"Our students had an excellent opportunity to see how doing the show professionals and the practical is what they are taught in their subjects. This day like all without exception, and presenters Alexander Armstrong and Richard Osman made it even more interesting," said Sophie.

"We are lucky that Endemol Shine company, which produces this program, has invited us to watch the show live and had a tour of the site. The students had a chance to ask questions to the crew members. It's great that now they can boast of the experience "behind the scenes" TV show".

"It was great to see live Pointless shooting directly at the station. Everything we studied about what skills and qualities necessary to have been confirmed today in practice," said third-year student of "Film, Television and Digital Production, "Ross Carr.

Undergraduates this trend also visited the Studio - regional TV channel Made in Bristol. They were invited to settle in the athletic program of the channel. Three students will operate in the show in the coming weeks.

This year it is also planned to conduct a tour for students in the Studio of the BBC in Bristol, where they will visit world-famous Department of natural Science and learn more about innovative models of cameras used for shooting documentaries. Students live to see the release of radio and television programs. And during the tour of the studios of regional news, they will be able to practise news reports and weather forecast.