Studio temperature in the daytime shows
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In last time I asked me why in summertime the models in the daytime (and evening!) shows seldom wear nylons and pantyhoses, but now they all wear this and make the shows unwatchable for me (except Vicky`s photo show thursday evening in which you could see many naked legs). In the last days the number of wishes for naked legs did increase, but the models showed this only for some minutes.
Sometimes you could see models sitting with a pillow on their knees. So it is obvious that the bosses of ETV don`t heat the studio in daytime and evening (except thursday evening). It seems that it is forbidden for the models to complain about these low studio temperatures which kill their health: They say that they are "shy" (but not in summer  ), they say that first they must have a leg cosmetic, or they say that they like this terrible dress in nylons and pantyhoses.But sometimes (for example this afternoon) you can hear the real reason: the low studio temperatures. When will the ETV bosses make it possible to watch daytime shows (of course - unfortunately - without naked tits and asses) and TAKE CARE OF THE HEALTH OF THE MODELS!!! |
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Yasmine1 wrote:As people here in this forum like to point for answers using their phones ...l I'll say that the solution is just a phone call away ....to the near by technician ... but I guess its just a matter of cash flow or maybe the phones are disconnected for outbound calls........ oh, I'm sorry for you, but you still can send a mail ... |
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Post: #13 Last edited: 02.11.2011, 18:03 02.11.2011, 18:01 Re: Studio temperature in the daytime shows
As people here in this forum like to point for answers using their phones ...l I'll say that the solution is just a phone call away ....to the near by technician ... but I guess its just a matter of cash flow or maybe the phones are disconnected for outbound calls........
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Post: #12 Last edited: 02.11.2011, 05:44 02.11.2011, 05:43 Re: Studio temperature in the daytime shows
I made some investigations into this topic and it seems (from the answers non technical staff was able to provide), that the air condition is broken/faulty and that the second unit from the other studio is not used instead, at least not all the time. I will further investigate.
@Jonas: Thanks for the hint |
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If it`s too cold some more action and permanent movement could be helpful.
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I totally agree but Timmi was braless yesterday ? and Evah said it was too cold for short skirts.
Having said that a nice cool breeze and no bra equals it being a bit 'nippy'. |
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I think the air condition itself and the (big) temperature differences between the studio and other rooms (e. g. dressing room) are the biggest problem for the models health.
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Just for the joke.
If you kook at the show right now you'll see the curtain on the right mooving. That means that they have even turned on the second air conditioner. And they don't look too dressed ... But I agree that the models sometimes have a different temperature judgement than the rest of the team. I will ask for the studio temperature, just to make you happy ;) |
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Post: #7 Last edited: 31.10.2011, 00:36 31.10.2011, 00:14 Re: Studio temperature in the daytime shows
Why do do insist to tell the truth if models say (like Timmi last afternoon) that it`s too cold in the studio to be more naked?
And if Sabrina said one year ago that she gets a cold if she don`t wear nylons? And you wrote: Have you ever been in a tv studio? When I answered "Yes, I have experiences with it", you answered: This side doesn`t count. A very strange argumentation 
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jonas wrote:And: I have experiences with TV studios! This side of the tv doesn't count  In the lonely shifts it could be some kind of problem but as soon as the lights are switched on completely that should be over pretty soon. We're talking about roughly 10000 W turning into heat every hour in this not too big room. It's quite more than a 6 family house needs for heating ... on the other hand there is pretty much no isolation, so it cools out pretty soon when most of that stuff is switched off. A reason why the girls liked the bulps wall of light ;). |
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Post: #5 Last edited: 30.10.2011, 23:39 30.10.2011, 23:11 Re: Studio temperature in the daytime shows
Maybe you were in a studio in the summer time
All "these cameras(???), lights(true, they heat) and computers(???)" have not enough energy to heat a studio in a colder period! And "people"? Do you think that 5-8 people (in daytime shows) can heat a room so that no other heat is necessary in winter? I spoke of the early shifts, not of night shows, then maybe the studio is warm. And: I have experiences with TV studios! |
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jonas wrote:HvB wrote:there is air conditioning ever been to a studio? with all those lights, cameras, computers and people in it, cooling is the only thing you have to worry about ... if it's cold, it's a matter too much cooling exception is the minus shift with reduced lights and no people and maybe the early morning until it's heated up again ... |
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Post: #3 Last edited: 30.10.2011, 22:55 30.10.2011, 22:48 Re: Studio temperature in the daytime showsHvB wrote:there is air conditioning Even with air condition: regulating temperature for the ETV bosses is a matter of paying more or less money. I think that in Molvania they must also pay for electricity - like for every energy! Or do you think that AC is a Perpetuum Mobile?
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there is air conditioning
it's only a matter of regulating temperature and strenght on which the current team has to agree |
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