Speaking at 'What's up doc?', a panel discussion held by RTS Wales, Xavier Alford claimed: 'Docu-soaps and ob docs offer a fingerprint of reality, preserving genuine, special moments that actually happened.' The event was held in conjunction with Media Academy Wales and University of Wales Trinity Saint David. The Swansea-based faculty was an appropriate location given the success of the BBC Three series, The Call Centre, which depicted life at 'Swansea's third-largest call centre'. Series director Alford took part in the discussion along with John Geraint, an independent documentary producer with Green Bay Media, whose recent credits include BBC One's The Story of Wales, and Chris Buxton, a lecturer in digital TV production at the university, who chaired the discussion.
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机译：在RTS威尔士举行的小组讨论中，Xavier Alford在“ What's up doc？”（怎么了最新文档？）上说：“ Docu-soaps和ob docs提供了真实的指纹，保留了实际发生的真实，特殊时刻。”该活动是与威尔士媒体学院和威尔士三一圣大卫大学联合举办的。鉴于BBC三大系列“呼叫中心”的成功，基于斯旺西的教职员工是一个合适的地点，该系列描述了“斯旺西第三大呼叫中心”的生活。系列导演Alford与Green Bay Media的独立纪录片制作人John Geraint一起参加了讨论，John Geraint最近的贡献包括BBC One的《威尔士的故事》和该大学的数字电视制作讲师Chris Buxton，他担任主持人。讨论。
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