I started working on the school's morning announcements in our TV studio a few weeks ago. I forget if I told you guys previously. It's a modest studio, but we do have a 4K monitor in there with some relatively new equipment.
Anyway, today was a little hectic. We have three cameras set up: Cam 1 is on the left side, for the host on the right.
Cam 2 is the main camera in the middle, which focuses on both hosts.
Cam 3 is on the right side, for the host on the left.
We have our floor manager on Camera 2 with a headset to communicate with the booth. I usually operate camera 1 and 3, since everybody else helps out in the booth.
Usually, we have two hosts to read the announcements and words of wisdom (Inspirational quotes with the background to them and how they can be applied in modern times). In the past, before I worked with the crew, there would be three hosts, with the third host only reading the words of wisdom. Today, we finally had the extra person.
Every day before we go live, we check the position of the cameras and adjust them accordingly. If the shot is too tight, we zoom out. If the shot is too loose, we zoom in. Camera 2 never really needs to be fixed since the hosts are always in the middle and don't move very far. Cameras 1 and 3 always have to be adjusted since the edge of the other host might be in the shot. Our cameras have a normal resolution, but thankfully, we broadcast in a slightly more narrow square window. This allows us to cheat a little bit, so the other hosts's face appears on the edge of the screen on the monitors in our cameras, but it's never seen outside of the studio.
I get a little anxious each morning, because I'm always worried something might go wrong, so you can imagine how tense I get when I have to run between cameras to adjust them while we're live. I had to fix camera 1 because there wasn't enough headroom (space between top of the head and top of the screen). Then there was too much headroom. Then the shot was too loose. Then it was too tight! Argh!
Camera 3 wasn't having any problems, but I needed to focus it onto the third host before a pre-recorded PSA ended. I had 90 seconds, but I have this problem where I try to make everything perfect. In the end, the broadcast went well, but I really wish we could have an extra camera guy, so I don't have to do everything. Plus, I want to be in the booth, just to see the other side of TV production.
(I used a normal oven, not a pizza oven) and got it out at 3:06. I used 2 and a half cups of flour so it kinda looked like a cake. When I went to find my teacher to give her a slice to eat and she didn't want it 
after she had eaten small parts of everyone elses creations. Everyone in my class had to do something different to everyone else, so I did Pizza. Next time my teacher gives me an assignment that involves cooking, I will tell her to try a little bit of it or it will be a waste of my time.
