Just watched first episode of "The Newsreader" and it didn't disappoint.
As a former award winning Radio Newsreader and growing up on Radio & TV in this era it really connected with me.
Great cast, script, direction, cinematography, editing etc.
Plus the bonus of major world news events from 1986.
The newsroom is a ruthless arena and only the strongest gladiators will survive.
It's showing the changing of the guard from the old style of news reading to today's double header desks with sports and updates, of heavily repeated footage and the drama.
Anna Torv is superb as the female anchor trying to forge her way in a mans world.
Hardly recognised my mate William McInnes, as the Editor in Chief, who is always amazing.
Great to see Stephen Peacocke back on the telly.
Robert Taylor is the quintessential 70's/80's TV Newsreader and always playing Walters.
And Sam Reid is the find of the year after working in London for the past decade as the up and coming producer and fresh face of TV News.
First class drama.
ABC iView.
As a former award winning Radio Newsreader and growing up on Radio & TV in this era it really connected with me.
Great cast, script, direction, cinematography, editing etc.
Plus the bonus of major world news events from 1986.
The newsroom is a ruthless arena and only the strongest gladiators will survive.
It's showing the changing of the guard from the old style of news reading to today's double header desks with sports and updates, of heavily repeated footage and the drama.
Anna Torv is superb as the female anchor trying to forge her way in a mans world.
Hardly recognised my mate William McInnes, as the Editor in Chief, who is always amazing.
Great to see Stephen Peacocke back on the telly.
Robert Taylor is the quintessential 70's/80's TV Newsreader and always playing Walters.
And Sam Reid is the find of the year after working in London for the past decade as the up and coming producer and fresh face of TV News.
First class drama.
ABC iView.