Stealing the limelight
It’s quite common for TV reporters to do pieces to camera while action goes on behind them in order to keep the vision fresh and interesting for home viewers.
WATCH: @JaydeCotic kept her cool as an alleged shoplifter was arrested during her LIVE cross tonight. #TenNewshttps://t.co/pscwUjk6lX
— TEN News Queensland (@tennewsqld) July 25, 2016
However, Network Ten’s Jayde Cotic took stoicism to a new level when she completed a live cross about a missing five-year-old only to have the police arrest a man for shoplifting in the 7Eleven situated behind her.
It’s fair to say the man does his best to steal the limelight, but full points to Cotic who keeps her cool throughout the cross. Despite the somewhat major distraction…
More silly than TV reporters standing in front of parliament, police stations etc at all hours of the day/night is the obsession of politicians to have a backdrop of cardboard cutout advisers/staff. public servants when they front a TV interview.
The economy would be better off if these nodding, trying-to-look interested bit players stayed at their desks and did some bloody work instead of cluttering the TV news.
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