9 cameramen a day for 9 days = 9x9x300ChrisW wrote:How do you work that out?Ginge wrote: Cameramen alone costing over £24k!
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9 cameramen a day for 9 days = 9x9x300ChrisW wrote:How do you work that out?Ginge wrote: Cameramen alone costing over £24k!
Ginge wrote:9 cameramen a day for 9 days = 9x9x300ChrisW wrote:How do you work that out?Ginge wrote: Cameramen alone costing over £24k!
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Don't worry about it.ChrisW wrote:Ah I see, I fekked up. Many apologiesGinge wrote:9 cameramen a day for 9 days = 9x9x300ChrisW wrote:How do you work that out?Ginge wrote: Cameramen alone costing over £24k!
Happy to help.
What are they all doing these 9 cameramen. Filming a netflix series in the bar.Ginge wrote:Don't worry about it.ChrisW wrote:Ah I see, I fekked up. Many apologiesGinge wrote:9 cameramen a day for 9 days = 9x9x300ChrisW wrote:How do you work that out?Ginge wrote: Cameramen alone costing over £24k!
Happy to help.
I can't be bothered to check the Men's but in the case of the Ladies at least 1/2 of last years Ladies County Side never played Super League in Lincs which does really send the wrong sort of message to players about the Leagues worth.Double Flops wrote:
Well Lincs super league numbers have more than halved in the last 6 yrs ...down to only 32 women and over 100 men have left ..it's a big fall.
What about the accommodation costs of the production / filming crew ?Dorsetdarter wrote:9 x cameramen @£300 each per day = 2700 x 9 days (in reality probably 11 days with Rig and derig also) = £24,300...give or take a few rate squeezes etc...full timers at the prod company cheaper than freelancers.. I don't think they'd do it with less camera people, given the length of sessions...They'd need to give them breaks and swap around a fair bit.
Thats no difference to a lot of counties though. I dont think Humberside even has a ladies superleague any more, then mens is just a joke.el_ringo wrote:I can't be bothered to check the Men's but in the case of the Ladies at least 1/2 of last years Ladies County Side never played Super League in Lincs which does really send the wrong sort of message to players about the Leagues worth.Double Flops wrote:
Well Lincs super league numbers have more than halved in the last 6 yrs ...down to only 32 women and over 100 men have left ..it's a big fall.
He won't argue with you mate, he's only arguing the point because it's me.Dorsetdarter wrote:chris, as mentioned above... 2 camera ops front of stage on two 86x Box lenses (long lenses), 1 (pdc use 2) reverse angle of the players throwing, 1 Side shot (i forgot up there), 1 Jib operator (high sweeping shots), 2 radio camera Operators (1 in the crowd and one doing walk ons and cut aways), 2 PTC Cameras (interviews etc (could be the same two as for radio cams)..I've said nine to allow for breaks and changing Ops...Basically a freelance shift is 12hrs and then we'd charge another 1/2 day on top for longer hours...Broadcast usually do a buyout for the expected hours..so i would think in excess of the numbers above.
Also in my earlier post i forgot VT operators/EVS operators, Graphics designers/Operators.
Same as a lot of other counties, Worcestershire only have 20 or so ladies superleague players, Noticed Oxfordshire has more than halved from when I played in 2000/2001, Personally I look at superleague as a waste of my time as I have zero intention of playing for any County, Would rather spend my cash playing comps than spend 300-400 quid on an away weekend to play one game.Double Flops wrote:Well Lincs super league numbers have more than halved in the last 6 yrs ...down to only 32 women and over 100 men have left ..it's a big fall.daveboygreen wrote:To be fair you get a lot of this in other counties, Old pals act and fall outs etc, Just have to look a few years ago at Andy Brown, Was top of the superleague averages by a mile and Oxfordshire wouldn't even put him in the B, Heard of a lot of other instances with players being placed well enough to be selected but have been overlooked or not selected because of petty arguments or old 20 average loyal county arse kissing pal of the powers that be selected instead.Double Flops wrote:Yep I know Mark well, every now and then Lincs lose a player with petty fallouts that lead into bigger arguements ..one player was not picked for Lincs , he was 5th in the rankings, because of who his friends was lol...when he was told he wasn't being picked again, he wasn't happy and ended up with a ban. Grudges again being held by Lincs.
Which I think is the proverbial nail on the head about County now. There didn't used to me much alternative for people to choose from if they wanted to play at a higher level of darts after Super League the PDC growth has given that option with the possible chance of making a few quid as well. You also get the chance to play more darts if you go QS challenge tour route.daveboygreen wrote: Personally I look at superleague as a waste of my time as I have zero intention of playing for any County, Would rather spend my cash playing comps than spend 300-400 quid on an away weekend to play one game.
When you look at the overall cost of playing County, Say its 20 weeks playing superleague, 5 away weekends and 4 home matches, £30-£40 each day for superleague thats between £600 and £800, Say £300 each away weekend and £100 home weekend, Your looking close to £3000 a season to play superleague and County, Q-School you could easily do on £1000 even with paying for the PDPA membership and £2000 is a good amount to have towards travel etc for the first lot of events either pro tour or challenge tour....I know what I would rather do and where the value for money is there.
Oh I don't know, I think county needs a re-boot, a sponsor and regionalisation. Team games can be quite exciting and marketed correctly with only the premium county teams making a centralised grand final (6 men 3 women) I think there's scope for maybe even a televised grand final weekend, dependin on sponsorship of course.el_ringo wrote:Which I think is the proverbial nail on the head about County now. There didn't used to me much alternative for people to choose from if they wanted to play at a higher level of darts after Super League the PDC growth has given that option with the possible chance of making a few quid as well. You also get the chance to play more darts if you go QS challenge tour route.daveboygreen wrote: Personally I look at superleague as a waste of my time as I have zero intention of playing for any County, Would rather spend my cash playing comps than spend 300-400 quid on an away weekend to play one game.
When you look at the overall cost of playing County, Say its 20 weeks playing superleague, 5 away weekends and 4 home matches, £30-£40 each day for superleague thats between £600 and £800, Say £300 each away weekend and £100 home weekend, Your looking close to £3000 a season to play superleague and County, Q-School you could easily do on £1000 even with paying for the PDPA membership and £2000 is a good amount to have towards travel etc for the first lot of events either pro tour or challenge tour....I know what I would rather do and where the value for money is there.
Really is a no brainer for anyone to choose from now and I suspect County has entered that terminal tailspin stage
21st April 2016 7:01amGinge wrote:the cancer has been cut from the BDO
Well that's the problem with County the people who need to make the decision and authorise it are exactly the same people who have fiddled while their BDO Rome has burned for the past 30 years.nikkiboy wrote: Oh I don't know, I think county needs a re-boot, a sponsor and regionalisation. Team games can be quite exciting and marketed correctly with only the premium county teams making a centralised grand final (6 men 3 women) I think there's scope for maybe even a televised grand final weekend, dependin on sponsorship of course.
I have been to darts eventsGinge wrote:He won't argue with you mate, he's only arguing the point because it's me.Dorsetdarter wrote:chris, as mentioned above... 2 camera ops front of stage on two 86x Box lenses (long lenses), 1 (pdc use 2) reverse angle of the players throwing, 1 Side shot (i forgot up there), 1 Jib operator (high sweeping shots), 2 radio camera Operators (1 in the crowd and one doing walk ons and cut aways), 2 PTC Cameras (interviews etc (could be the same two as for radio cams)..I've said nine to allow for breaks and changing Ops...Basically a freelance shift is 12hrs and then we'd charge another 1/2 day on top for longer hours...Broadcast usually do a buyout for the expected hours..so i would think in excess of the numbers above.
Also in my earlier post i forgot VT operators/EVS operators, Graphics designers/Operators.
No originally you said it would not be at lakeside.Skewball wrote:Nope. The exact opposite actually. I have said it will be at Lakeside and I even think it will on a TV. Obviously the debate was a little too intelligent for you to grasp what was actually being debatedPaddy McGinty wrote:Yes it was....beep beepSkewball wrote:That's not what I said as you well know.Paddy McGinty wrote:? I think you will still be wrong, should still be at Lakey.......Skewball wrote:Well its nice to be right occasionally, hey Paddy (and Ginge), any luck ?