Interview with Jean Collins
00:00:00:00 Bambo: 'how do you think that pushes and pulls has gone this week?' Jean talks about difficulties in finding assistants for the show.
00:00:42:03 Bambo: 'How would you compare this show to other shows?' Jean says that this show is 'more fluid, and has a good flow to it.'
00:01:28:18 Bambo: 'What changes have you made"? Jean says that slowing down the skateboard was not clear, so she has left it out. Also, she knows the song words through. There are some other changes that she has made naturally.
00:02:23:17 Bambo: “Do you and Peter share ideas?"
Jean talks about some of the changes that she and Peter shared. Talks about
"stealing" ideas from other presenters. Also refers to Peter coming
up with blowing the hairdryer in the children's faces.
00:03:13:01 Bambo: 'How do you make sure that you incorporate children's ideas into the show?' Jean says that she doesn't like to say no to ideas from the audience.
00:04:23:18 Bambo: 'Is Dockside Community School different to work with?' Jean: They know the place better, and are not afraid.
00:05:10:03 Bambo: “Is there a particular style of show that you like to present?” Jean: 'shows that you can hype up a bit.' She gives the Christmas show as an example. She also like being the assistant as it means that she can do things behind the presenters back.
00:06:03:06 Bambo: 'Are the dynamics of the show different when you have a presenter and an assistant as as opposed to two main presenters?'. Jean: You can lose momentum if you have two main presenters. If there is one presenter you can make it your own.
00:06:59:16 Bambo: 'Does this show work as a science show?'. Jean says that
the point is getting concepts and not detail across.
BS explicitly asks about the wow factor and P&P not having a wow factor.
Jean does not directly address it.
00:07:59:17
Bruce takes cutaway shot of Bambo listening to Jean. Bruce asks Jean what
her favourite part of the show is. Jean says that the monkey is. She says
that it was Sarah's moment of genius. Memo.
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