The TV Wheel

Year: 1995

Runtime: 54 mins

Language: English

ComedyTV Movie

A pilot for a sketch‑comedy series uses a single stationary camera placed at the centre of a large rotating platform. As the wheel turns, new sets appear within the frame, often bordered by artwork or props to create forced perspective. The wheel stops, a sketch unfolds, then rotates again to bring in the next scene, which may be self‑contained or extend into the studio background.

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