Showing posts with label C4. Show all posts
Showing posts with label C4. Show all posts

Sunday, 16 January 2011

Friday, 18 September 2009

Sublime 2

well i think its kind of mind game bollocks!
fin

Sublime or something else?

just watching derren browns control the nation. i cant explain whats happening to those who may have been affected by the video but i wasnt glued to my seat. i went into this open minded and watched it with my partner. neither of us were stuck. obviously through out the show the trick of saying you will be stuck has stuck in some peoples head. it is just before he takes his first caller and ill update again soon.
intriguing television though

Saturday, 6 June 2009

drama


just watching the first series of the new season of ER on C4 and am reminded about how slick and stylish a program can look when you have a big budget behind it. its obvious its got some great writers behind it and can pull in some great directors.
the thing that gets me is that its reportedly filmed in an old hospital but how can they fit in so much stuff, ie: props, cameras, sound recordists, the general clutter needed on a show like that into the corridors, i know they are wide in a hospital and america does have wider roads than here but surely the same doesnt for their hospitals?

Thursday, 26 March 2009

a documentary

just watching the first 10 minutes of 'pushy parents' on C4.
already i want to thump the golfers dad and the tennis playing lass's dad needs to smoke a joint or have a nice cold beer and relax. im going to get wound up about this for days i can tell. going for a cigarette, will leave a little review after the show is finished.

ps. did watch the show on BBC2 at 8 about the red faced uakari and was thinking about the problems faced by the camera man in trying to capture footage of one of the rarest, most elusive primates in the world.
and the 10 minute piece afterwards about the rabbits on the isle of skomer was a nicely structured 7 minute film about the rabbits taken there in the 16th century by settlers and after they left the rabbits stayed on and are now some of the few cliff dwelling rabbits in the world, sharing the cliffs with puffins and thriving from the relative lack of predators in the area.