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Parkinson Target Audience
Complete a close analysis of a TV studio produced show or segment that includes a studio-based interview. Identify and discuss the format and production elements used to execute a studio-based interview. 1 Michael Parkinson made his debut as a talk show host with his own Parkinson show in 1971. After being on air for 25 years Parkinson came to an end as Michael Parkinson retired. Parkinson falls under a factual programming/ light entrainment TV genre. Generally, Parkinson uses a simple format which does not contain too many segments. The show is broken into 3 segments, which are 3 different interviews. Each interview segment is approximately 13 minutes long. Occasionally there may be a musician on the show and therefore there is a segment …show more content…
Overall both the director and the camera work really magnify the tension between Ryan and Parkinson. Shot List Parkinson- Meg Ryan Interview (Shot list: first 5 minutes of the interview) 1. Cam 2-MS Parkinson introducing Meg Ryan 2. Cam 4-ELS Band and stage all in the one shot as Ryan Walks onto the floor. 3. Cam 3-MLS Ryan walking down the stairs 4. Cam 1-MLS of the other guests and Parkinson welcoming Ryan 5. Cam 2-MS of Parkinson and Ryan greeting each other with a kiss 6. Cam 3-LS of all of the guest and host on stage 7. Cam 1-CU of Ryan answering the first question 8. Cam 2-MS of Ryan and Parkinson 9. Cam 1-CU of Ryan answering a question 10. Cam 3-LS of Ryan talking to the other guests on stage 11. Cam 1-MS of the other two guests responding to Ryan 12. Cam 3-CU of Parkinson asking the second question 13. Cam 1-CU of Ryan listening to Parkinson's question 14. Cam 2-MS of Ryan and Parkinson talking 15. Cam 1-CU of Ryan's face looking a little agitated 16. Cam 3-CU of Parkinson asking the third question 17. Cam 1-CU of Ryan answering 18. Cam 2-MS of them both talking 19. Cam 1-CU of Ryan answering the question (stays on her for quite some time) 20. Cam 3-CU …show more content…
Cam 2-MS of Parkinson and Ryan interacting 22. Cam 1-MCU of Ryan's face as Parkinson is talking 23. Cam 2-MS of Ryan and Parkinson 24. Cam 1-MCU of Ryan's face answering the question 25. Cam 2-MS of Ryan and Parkinson 26. Cam 1-MCU of Ryan's face as Parkinson finishes talking and asking her a question 27. Cam 2-MS of the two arguing 28. Cam 1-MCU of Ryan's face highlighting her frustrated face 29. Cam 2-MS (tighter) of the two arguing 30. Cam 3-MCU of Parkinson's face 31. Cam 2-MS (still tight) of Ryan and Parkinson 32. Cam 3-MCU of Parkinson defending his answer 33. Cam 2-MS of the two arguing 34. Cam 1-MCU of Ryan 35. Cam 3-MCU of Parkinson answering Ryan's question 36. Cam 2-MS of Ryan and Parkinson 37. Cam 3-MCU of Parkinson listening to Ryan ask questions 38. Cam 1-MCU of Ryan asking Parkinson the question 39. Cam 3-MCU of Parkinson answering Ryan's questions 40. Cam 2-MS of Parkinson continuing to answer Ryan's question 41. Cam 3-MCU of Parkinson answering her question 42. Cam 1-MCU of Ryan listening to Parkinson's answer 43. Cam 3-MCU of Parkinson 44. Cam 1-MCU of Ryan 45. Cam 2-MS of Parkinson and Ryan 46. Cam 1-MCU of Ryan answering Parkinson's
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