‘GMA’ using cityscape look for one-on-one interviews
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ABC’s “Good Morning America” is using a new setup for one-on-one in-studio interviews.
The setup, which was used on Tuesday, Sept. 4, 2018’s edition, uses the corner of the broadcast’s Times Square studios where two video walls meet at a right angle.
For the interview with former “Cosby Show” Geoffrey Owens star, the show used a blurred New York City skyline with a red, orange blue glow, while Owens and anchor Robin Roberts sat opposite each other on either side of a glass-topped table.
Repeating “Good Morning America” typographic panels in the corner and left side of the design break up the look.
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