Ah, the first REAL show! But as soon as the elation of seeing a finished product on the screen for the first time wore off, there were many glaring issues that needed to be addressed. For promo week? We could get away with a haphazard product and blame it on the people who supplied the advertisements. This week? It was all on us. As for my role in the Premiere Week show, I was a big part of "The Classroom" pilot, writing, directing and editing in order to get the first episode ready for the premiere of DubTV. Now, my breakdown of the show using my three tiered system: The Good, The Bad, and The Ugly.
The Good
- Sports segment well put together, all sports represented
- Everything was subtitled very well
- TV Shows have promise for the future
The Bad
- Transitions were non-existent, and the whole show felt like a collection of random videos
- The Tutor/The Classroom went for too long, combined segments ~9 minutes long
- Hosts felt like hastily thrown together, didn't add anything to the show
The Ugly
- Cold open to the sign sentence of the week, very confusing way to begin the show
- Audio levels were not equalized throughout, some parts were very tough to hear
- Camera angles were off in many segments
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