Jamie hits the road
We gave Jamie Crick a video camera to film his day. From the cycle ride to work, to preparing the show with producer Phil Noyce, to finally broadcasting to the nation, Jamie takes us behind the scenes at Classic FM.
You can hear Jamie on air every weekday between 1pm and 5pm, and on Sunday between midday and 3pm.…
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Not one word or even hint about how it works, exactly what it is. The author just keeps repeating in different ways how very good it is. An insight into what it is and how it works would have made this article at least have some meaning. A very poor review, poorly written.
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10 replies to 'Jamie Crick’s Video Diary – Part 1'
Seraphim AlvanidesGood idea Jamie and despite what people say, there are some dangerous cycling places in the North, too.
Susan CasserleyI’m sure your outfit was very fetching Jamie, though I believe you have be some sort of lunatic to cycle in London, especially as there’s every chance of becoming a mascot on the front of somebody’s vehicle.
Didn’t see much of the Royal Albert Hall or his monument come to that but as luck had it I was there with my sister last night and took in every detail.
Eleanor PatrickThree great videos – all too short!
Jamie – any time you decide you could take on a helper for one day to add the odd comment here and there about what you’re playing, I offer myself for the job. Others might like a turn too! A once-a-week special??
Fingers crossed the helmet is strong. Don’t want to lose you just yet.
Gay WidmerI enjoyed his commentary but did wish to see more of the background rather than his whole head – today’s mania of Close-Ups. No good his saying the Albert Memorial was behind him – his head obscured 99% of it. Would also have liked to see where the Classicfm office actually is ?
elaine jamesIm so glad i dont drive in london anymore and have to face mad cyclists that think they own the road !!!:)
Actually a good video and a good idea
Catherine SchofieldWhat a nightmare! Jamie is so brave cycling in London! That gyratory junction just reminds me of lemmings for some reason! My “commute” is much more sedate just the odd flock of sheep, occasional tractor stunning views of Yorkshire Dales National Park…Hmmmm tranquil! Flippin serious hills though!
Warren PughBeethoven is #1, and Classicfm is #2.
Leave the diary on for a day or two. Please
Catherine SchofieldTotally agree Warren! LVB is the Greatest!
Alan TolfreyJamie – you sound on your video exactly the same as on the radio – so something has to be good about that!
It’s given me even more insight into your programme – Classic is on all the time I’m working from home – which is “all the time”.
Susan CasserleyHmmm, Alan, did you expect him to sound different?