Behind the scenes with ITV's Wales news and programmes
Ever wondered how a television show is made? Follow our presenters, reporters and production teams as we produce the day's programmes.
Ever wondered how a television show is made? Follow our presenters, reporters and production teams as we produce the day's programmes.
The morning bulletin is put together by three people - a presenter, director and producer.
The presenter takes the helm, and is ultimately in charge of how the bulletin looks and sounds.
Behind the scenes it's the producer's job to check the bulletin content, i.e. pictures, interviews and script, and make sure everything's ready to go to air.
When everything's ready to go, it's the director's job to play out the bulletins, making sure it all goes smoothly.
The team listen closely to the Daybreak team in London, via a desk speaker, to make sure they know where the bulletins fit in the programme - it's very important to get timings right!
Late afternoon is always a busy time of day! The presenters work on their scripts, and then head to the studio...
Dafydd Jones is today's programme Producer, and explains what goes into producing our flagship 6pm programme.
There's a bigger team in the gallery for our lunch bulletin. Find out what goes on while our bulletins are on air.