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Here's Michael Buerk starring in the most perfectly timed piece to camera:pic.twitter.com/ggcWCT3SfE
This has received a lot more attention than one of my tweets normally does, so I should point out that this is from the first episode of the Channel 5 programme ‘How the Victorians Built Britain’ which was on last night (1/9/2018).
Yes but you should see takes 1 to 107 first.
and presumably a lot of waiting around between takes!
They have several chances to get it right. That stuff only starts to get sweaty when you get one shot at it.
But given that tube trains can arrive every 5 minutes on some lines they would easily be able to make several attempts. And hearing the train approach can help with timing.
Not convinced about the safety of a Presenter and Camera Crew doing a walking/turning PTC so near a moving train?! Neither is looking at the train.
How do you know what’s going on behind the camera? I’ve done plenty of these PTCs, normally I’m facing one way as the camera shoots the other.
Class act. Always has been.
Agreed, don't see him enough onscreen now.
Are we forgetting the Six two-way in Downing Street with George Alagiah throwing to David Cameron?
As that was live, yes it probably edges it out for the top spot!
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