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    The team worked together to create a live Christmas TV show covering the cost of living crisis. There was good collaboration, though some differences of opinion emerged. Research helped add depth to the segments. On the day of the live show, one member was missing, requiring changes, but the team adapted well. The presenter gained experience and confidence through their various roles in researching, planning, and presenting different segments throughout the show. Overall, it was a successful first experience producing a live TV show and taught valuable lessons about collaboration, presentation skills, and handling unexpected challenges.

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    The team worked together to create a live Christmas TV show covering the cost of living crisis. There was good collaboration, though some differences of opinion emerged. Research helped add depth to the segments. On the day of the live show, one member was missing, requiring changes, but the team adapted well. The presenter gained experience and confidence through their various roles in researching, planning, and presenting different segments throughout the show. Overall, it was a successful first experience producing a live TV show and taught valuable lessons about collaboration, presentation skills, and handling unexpected challenges.

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    The team worked together to create a live Christmas TV show covering the cost of living crisis. There was good collaboration, though some differences of opinion emerged. Research helped add depth to the segments. On the day of the live show, one member was missing, requiring changes, but the team adapted well. The presenter gained experience and confidence through their various roles in researching, planning, and presenting different segments throughout the show. Overall, it was a successful first experience producing a live TV show and taught valuable lessons about collaboration, presentation skills, and handling unexpected challenges.

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    Live TV show evaluation:

    The topics that we covered were relevant to the brief as we were


    covering the cost of living crisis which is contextual awareness,we
    created a christmas show with different segments some being
    serious topics and others being more light hearted ones. I would say
    that we worked quite well as a team however there were a few
    different views on certain topics which is expected as everyone has
    different opinions. The research we found helped us to learn more
    about the topics we were adding to our live show, such as the save
    the children charity which I was researching. I hardly knew anything
    about the charity itself so looking on their website helped me to
    understand more about what they do as a charity and how they
    started. The research I found helped our live show spread awareness
    about the charity as many people may not know much about it and
    what it stands for.

    The team worked well together as we did get the show done, during
    the rehearsals we worked as a group on who was behind the camera
    while others were presenting and vision mixing. Presenting with
    someone else in the group helped to boost my confidence in
    presenting as someone is there doing the same thing as you. While
    people were presenting there was always someone giving a
    countdown before going live to make sure the people presenting
    knew when to start talking, so during rehearsal I think everyone
    worked well together. Discussing what topics we were going to add
    to our tv show went well because we had lots of different ideas and
    we came up with the idea of a christmas show quite quickly. There
    were a few different arguments as some dates got mixed up but as a
    team we solved the issues.On the day of the live show the presenting
    did get a little messed up as the autocue was slow and sometimes
    we had to improvise on the spot but most of our team was good at
    that.

    One member of our group did not show up on the day so we had to
    change some of the people presenting which in my opinion was a
    good learning curve and it taught us that even when things don't go
    to plan there are always solutions, and the member was there on
    rehearsal so we all knew what segments she was presenting.
    Sometimes we had to rush getting off camera and swapping places
    but it went alright. My part in this production was researching and
    planning the Save the Children charity, everyone wore christmas
    jumpers to support the charity and I tried to email the charity itself
    unfortunately they couldn't give me much information on it.I
    presented the segment and talked about how the charity started
    and how people can help. I also presented the opening of the show
    with Madeline which taught me what it would actually be like to
    present an opening to a live show. I did quite a lot of presenting
    during the show as I also presented the food bank segment which
    we had to improvise on. Next time I think that I would prepare more
    by making a little backup script or maybe doing more research on
    segments I am meant to be presenting in even if I wasn't assigned It.
    However improvising even though it can feel scary at first isn't that
    bad.I also had to do a countdown for everyone as they were all
    presenting and I was speaking it so it picked up on the audio of the
    show, so next time I would just use my hands to do a countdown.

    Overall I think the show went well as our first time presenting and
    getting a show together. I also learnt a lot creating this live show
    with my team such as lighting which we had to get right so the
    audience can see the presenters properly and to make sure the
    lighting is not too dark.I learnt how to put a show together with a
    group of people and it was interesting to listen to other people's
    ideas. Doing this live show was also my first time presenting which at
    first I felt a bit nervous to do but as the show went on it began to feel
    more enjoyable and fun.We also create a tv show studio script for the
    first time and we worked well as a team to create that as we all did
    our own segment and create a script for that specific segment. Some
    of our group also went out to slough to create vox pops and ask the
    public about the cost of living crisis and how prices have gone up
    this year so it was interesting to hear about how location filming
    went.

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