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Beste Kijkers - The Weekly AI Item

Beste Kijkers is a comedy programme that riffs on the week's television and news, made by Pilot Studio. For every episode the makers send us an idea for an AI item: a famous face, a real fragment from the news and a question about what happened next. We turn it into a short scene that looks shot on location, in time for that week's broadcast.

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Beste Kijkers - The Weekly AI Item

Beste Kijkers is a comedy programme that riffs on the week's television and news, made by Pilot Studio. For every episode the makers send us an idea for an AI item: a famous face, a real fragment from the news and a question about what happened next. We turn it into a short scene that looks shot on location, in time for that week's broadcast.

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Beste Kijkers - The Weekly AI Item

Beste Kijkers is a comedy programme that riffs on the week's television and news, made by Pilot Studio. For every episode the makers send us an idea for an AI item: a famous face, a real fragment from the news and a question about what happened next. We turn it into a short scene that looks shot on location, in time for that week's broadcast.

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Beste Kijkers - The Weekly AI Item

Beste Kijkers is a comedy programme that riffs on the week's television and news, made by Pilot Studio. For every episode the makers send us an idea for an AI item: a famous face, a real fragment from the news and a question about what happened next. We turn it into a short scene that looks shot on location, in time for that week's broadcast.

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The Challenge: Topical Comedy On A TV Deadline

Topical comedy only works while the moment is still fresh. The king visits a prison and an inmate calls out to him, and within days the joke has to be on air. Briefs often arrive with little more than a day before delivery.

The people in the items are well known, so they have to be instantly recognisable, and every scene has to hold up when it is cut next to real broadcast footage.

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The Challenge: Topical Comedy On A TV Deadline

Topical comedy only works while the moment is still fresh. The king visits a prison and an inmate calls out to him, and within days the joke has to be on air. Briefs often arrive with little more than a day before delivery.

The people in the items are well known, so they have to be instantly recognisable, and every scene has to hold up when it is cut next to real broadcast footage.

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The Challenge: Topical Comedy On A TV Deadline

Topical comedy only works while the moment is still fresh. The king visits a prison and an inmate calls out to him, and within days the joke has to be on air. Briefs often arrive with little more than a day before delivery.

The people in the items are well known, so they have to be instantly recognisable, and every scene has to hold up when it is cut next to real broadcast footage.

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The Process: From Brief To Broadcast

Every item is treated like a small production. We start from the script and the source material, and make sure the person on screen stays recognisable from the first shot to the last.

Then we build the world around them, from a prison yard full of inmates to a castle in the fog and a classic tailor's shop, and deliver the item ready for broadcast.

What started as a single request became a regular part of the show. Pilot Studio writes the jokes and we build the scenes that carry them.

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The Process: From Brief To Broadcast

Every item is treated like a small production. We start from the script and the source material, and make sure the person on screen stays recognisable from the first shot to the last.

Then we build the world around them, from a prison yard full of inmates to a castle in the fog and a classic tailor's shop, and deliver the item ready for broadcast.

What started as a single request became a regular part of the show. Pilot Studio writes the jokes and we build the scenes that carry them.

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The Process: From Brief To Broadcast

Every item is treated like a small production. We start from the script and the source material, and make sure the person on screen stays recognisable from the first shot to the last.

Then we build the world around them, from a prison yard full of inmates to a castle in the fog and a classic tailor's shop, and deliver the item ready for broadcast.

What started as a single request became a regular part of the show. Pilot Studio writes the jokes and we build the scenes that carry them.