Bitter Experience Tv Filming - Page 3

Cookee · 24 October 2006, 08:39

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Originally Posted by ScottyDog

Directors always want to do more than the circumstances/light/hosts/crew/fees etc. will allow. Easiest surefire way to deal with it is to inform the producer the insurance cover is no longer effective (as is the case when the plan & risk assessment is not adhered to), they always panic and get the director & crew to pack up straight away. I have to resort to this almost every day, usually with regard to safety distances, stunts, health & safety etc. as it is in nobody's interest to allow them to push the boundaries.

- Works for me too!!

Codders - If you want to make a joke stick a smiley on the end - it makes it more obvious for the rest of us - otherwise people might think it's just an excuse to get out of making a stupid comment!

codprawn · 24 October 2006, 12:10

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Originally Posted by Cookee

- Works for me too!!

Codders - If you want to make a joke stick a smiley on the end - it makes it more obvious for the rest of us - otherwise people might think it's just an excuse to get out of making a stupid comment!

Can't stand smilies - unless they are on traffic lights - they look cool then!!!- People should read things properly - not just skim.....

Poly · 24 October 2006, 15:01

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Originally Posted by codprawn

Can't stand smilies - unless they are on traffic lights - they look cool then!!!- People should read things properly - not just skim.....

Ah

- so it is everyone else who is wrong when they misinterpret the sense of your comment

- not you for failing to express yourself properly

. Smilies are a quick and easy way to convey "emotion" in an message.

If you don't like the graphics ones

- use the text version :-) If you don't like them either - make sure your message can't be misconstrued.

Message intentionally littered with smilies just to cheer you up!

codprawn · 24 October 2006, 15:02

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Originally Posted by Polwart

Ah

- so it is everyone else who is wrong when they misinterpret the sense of your comment

YUP

And I'm not mad either - it's the rest of the World....

Lawrence · 24 October 2006, 16:45

I'm getting worried, I interpreted Codder's comment as a joke, even without a smilie; does this mean my brain works the same way as his?

Millermob · 14 December 2006, 20:00

Just watched it on Coast, looked quite horrific, glad to see they showed it.

Freddie

J S · 14 December 2006, 20:06

Yes just seen it as well. They could of given it more coverage though.

James

Richard B · 14 December 2006, 20:12

How many RIBs did that programme feature?

Nos4r2 · 14 December 2006, 21:32

Anyone know when it's being repeated?

Biggles · 14 December 2006, 21:44

Yep would like to see that. Must be on again on Sky.

Richard B · 14 December 2006, 22:44

I recorded it to the PVR so I can pass a DVD around if you want to see...

Tim M · 15 December 2006, 00:23

I missed it too. Couldn't someone stick it online somewhere?

J S · 15 December 2006, 10:39

I have recorded it i could e-mail it to you. It is only about 1min long the part of interest.

James

Simon B · 15 December 2006, 10:41

Superb J.S. count me in to. I'll PM you mi addy.

WINDRIDER · 15 December 2006, 11:12

UUuuuum. Seemed to bring back too many bloody awful memories from our perspective. Thought it interesting the BBC bracketed the footage with Mr Oliver's voice over stating "we were caught out..."

JS could you count me in on the copy please as I need it for our records.

Will PM via email now.

Anyone who wants to see again should flick the box on at 7.50pm on Wed 20 Dec 06 if you missed it. I think I might be in the pub though.

Merry Christmas All

jackeen · 15 December 2006, 12:33

theres a number of vid clips here - middle right side of page:
http://www.bbc.co.uk/coast/

cant get them to load currently.

paul

Simon B · 15 December 2006, 15:34

It's here;

Coast Dogger Cricket

Scroll to the very bottom

WINDRIDER · 15 December 2006, 16:22

The clips on the BBC Coast web site do not contain the swamping footage as this was only added to the programme at the last moment.

If anyone can help by recording it next Wed then please get in touch. (Email below)

Not being macabre but I would like the imagery for our records and I don't have the IT means to do it. (Spent all our cash putting two new sweet 225 ETECs on her). Now she really goes!!!

PeterR · 15 December 2006, 19:33

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Originally Posted by WINDRIDER

The clips on the BBC Coast web site do not contain the swamping footage as this was only added to the programme at the last moment.

If anyone can help by recording it next Wed then please get in touch. (Email below)

Not being macabre but I would like the imagery for our records and I don't have the IT means to do it. (Spent all our cash putting two new sweet 225 ETECs on her). Now she really goes!!!

Its great how they manage to paint a picture,( like it didnt realley happen.}Been there done that know how your feeling and put it down to experience

codprawn · 15 December 2006, 20:29

I was stunned a few months ago when the pleasure steamer Balmorel started taking on water after hitting an underwater obstruction near Swansea docks. The ship made it back to it's berth in the river and the firebrigade were there to assist the pumps. The RNLI all weather also took part.

By the time I got there everything was fine - no drama at all. A few minutes later the BBC turned up with their cameras - the RNLI vanished - then came back in at high speed to take part in the rescue!!! They did the "rescue"again just for the cameras - SAD!!!