Pre-recorded

They pre-record interviews so that people that are not at the festival get a understanding of what its like at the festival and gives them a understanding how the variest artist are feeling. they also censore the swearing. The summarise what happened eariler incase the viewer didnt see what happened before they re-cap what happened and give updates to the viewers. Pre recorded packages are edited among the live footage because some bands preform at the same time on diffetent stages. The presenters are normally dressed for the event. The target audience for this festival is teenagers u all the way up to the elderly people , as these are the people that go to festivals. The beginning of the set starts with a fade up and the sound of screaming fans as the artist approaches the stage. The shot looking at the stage  is a long establishing shot of the audience and a stage. The titles on BBC appear, with the logo of glastonbury  .We then see footage of the artist playing, and this is all cross dissolved into one another.  The editing of the show would be done by an Editor that would probably be editing from the festival in a little studio or back in the BBC headquarters  

The camera is almost constantly panning throughout live music coverage, mainly ariel shots  used to show above the audience looking at the band showing us the full atmosphere on the event  They use hand held cameras on stage giving us action shots of the artist/band 




Visionmixing is used in live coverage this is mixing between different visions shots and camerawork.