[BC] The way we are viewed
Xen Scott
xenscott
Mon Jul 31 10:24:50 CDT 2006
At 09:10 PM 07/30/2006 -0700, Barry Mishkind wrote:
>Tonight, a Mercedes-Benz commercial on NBC shows the driver setting his
>touch screen radio.
>
>It displays "112.7 FM"
Could it be that it's an electronic typo and they really meant 102.7 FM?
We used to pre-produce the opening for ABC's World News Tonight because it
involved a
lot of video and graphic elements. One day, after multiple attempts at
getting every thing
to happen in the right sequence and time, the final mix of the open was
viewed by many
people in the control room and accepted. The first feed of the program
aired normally.
During the second feed, the phone in the control room rang. It was a staff
person watching
from home. He pointed out that the date on the opening was wrong. He was
correct.
It wasn't the numerical part specifying the day that was wrong, but the
month. None of
the many people who saw the opening prior to that point noticed it and said
something.
Xen Scott
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