That big?
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Why don’t you make a mock channel without help and we’ll compare? Because it seems that all you have is negativity
TWO NEW LOCAL BULLETINS
We will have five local news bulletins in Christchurch, Dunedin, Tauranga, Queenstown and Whangarei
What is “Whaharengi”? It’s Whangarei, and Whangarei is spelled wrong.
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NEW SHOWS ON WTV1 and 2
OFFSIDERS WITH OLLIE RITCHIE
Ollie Ritchie will present Offsiders on WTV2 at 10am Sunday mornings. The program brings you up to date with the latest sporting headlines and reviews from Australia and New Zealand.
AFTERNOON BRIEFING WITH LAURA TUPOU
Laura Tupou will present Afternoon Briefing, bringing you up to date with the day’s politics news.
NEWSNIGHT WITH JANET MCINTYRE
TVNZ’s Janet McIntyre will keep you up to date with the days news.
STAY UP LATE WITH BERNADINE OLIVER-KERBY
Fun and games with Bernadine Oliver-Kerby to end the night.
Ok!
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Oh and scroll up i made some watermarked title cards
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I don’t want to be rude, but these are shit.
Go away. I try my best yet you give negativity and its not nice
Hrm. What is “Stay Up Late” - is it a game show or is it a Sports Tonight type programme?
What about Newsnight? You can’t copy mine (Nightline)!
Oh is that yours? Sorry didnt know
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Stay up late is an adult entertainment show. With adult style games
In New Zealand, “Stay Up Late” is classified 18 (i.e. people under 18 years should not view) and programmes with the 18 classification contain themes which may be challenging or offensive even to some adult viewers. However, on free-to-air television, content that is pornographic in nature is NOT allowed.
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Here is the first set of mock graphics in which I created using Microsoft PowerPoint.
Watermarks
I apologise for the opacity of the logos as people may not be able to see them. Because WTV Two is an all sport channel, the WTV Two watermark is located on the top right hand corner while the other watermarks are on the bottom right. For sports and live content, the channel watermark will be located on the top right with the word ‘LIVE’ underneath (below).
Programme return graphics (PRG) - WTV One and WTV Three only
I apologise for the brightness of these pictures as people may not be able to see them.
More to come…
All pictures: Supplied.
DISCLAIMER: WTV (Western Television New Zealand Ltd) is a fictional broadcaster and will not broadcast to New Zealand, as it is fictitious and imaginary. Thank you for understanding.
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WTV REGIONAL NEWS
Live from Auckland, with Jenny-May Clarkson a regional bulletin serving the regional parts of NZ, will be broadcasted across the country at 10am. Weather with Indira Stewart
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I don’t think Jenny-May Clarkson or Indira Stewart will be joining WTV as they are committed to state-owned broadcasting through the new look NZBC, a combination of both RNZ and TVNZ.
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WTV ONE SCHEDULE
Over the past few weeks, I have managed to create schedules for PTV Network New Zealand and its family of free-to-air channels (PTV1, PTV2, PTV3, PTV4, PTV5, PTV6 and CPTV) for inclusion on Media Spy. I always inform people that PTV Network is only a fictional broadcaster and if my dreams become a reality, more channels mean more choice for viewers within New Zealand and more opportunities for advertisers.
WTV (Western Television New Zealand Ltd) was created by @AK_NEWS - who is based in Melbourne, Australia, but contributes to the media in Australia and New Zealand via Media Spy - as a New Zealand based ‘competitor’ to PTV Network. WTV’s own family of channels consists of three (WTV One, WTV Two and WTV Three) compared to PTV Network’s ‘magnificant seven’.
The schedules for WTV One (as listed below) are my own interpretation of the creator’s ideas. A basic Monday-Friday guide for WTV One’s first month on air would look like (please note that programmes may be subject to change without prior notice):
Monday
5.30am: WTV News: Early Edition (WTV’s early morning news bulletin)
6.00am: Good Morning Aotearoa (WTV’s morning news and infotainment programme, featuring news, sport, weather, entertainment and current affairs)
9.00am: The View (US talk show)
10.00am: The Dr Oz Show (US talk show)
11.00am: 11AM (WTV’s magazine-style morning show featuring interviews, human interest stories, entertainment, lifestyle segments and advertorials)
12.00pm: WTV News: Midday Edition (WTV’s midday news bulletin)
12.30pm: Judge Rinder (British courtroom show)
1.30pm: The Steve Wilkos Show (US talk show)
2.30pm: Maury (US talk show)
3.30pm: WTV News: Afternoon Edition (WTV’s mid-afternoon news bulletin)
4.00pm: The Chase Australia (Australian game show)
All areas except Christchurch, Dunedin, Queenstown, Tauranga and Whangarei/Northland:
5.00pm: Millionaire Hot Seat (Australian game show)
6.00pm: BBC News (international news bulletin, via satellite from the BBC)
Christchurch, Dunedin, Queenstown, Tauranga and Whangarei/Northland only:
5.00pm: WTV News: Afternoon Edition (repeat)
5.30pm: BBC News (international news bulletin, via satellite from the BBC)
6.00pm: WTV Local News (regional news bulletin)
6.30pm: WTV News at 6.30 (WTV’s main evening news bulletin)
7.00pm: Today Tonight (WTV’s nightly current affairs programme, featuring in-depth investigations into topical events and issues of the day)
7.30pm: One-hour series (TBC)
8.30pm: Half hour series (TBC)
9.00pm: One-hour series (TBC)
10.00pm: One-hour series (TBC)
11.00pm: WTV News: Late Edition (WTV’s late news bulletin)
11.30pm: One-hour series (TBC)
12.30am: Weather, Closedown
Tuesday
5.30am: WTV News: Early Edition
6.00am: Good Morning Aotearoa
8.30am: The Morning Show
10.00am: The View
11.00am: The Dr Oz Show
12.00pm: WTV News: Midday Edition
12.30pm: Judge Rinder
1.30pm: The Steve Wilkos Show
2.30pm: Maury
3.30pm: WTV News: Afternoon Edition
4.00pm: The Chase Australia
All areas except Christchurch, Dunedin, Queenstown, Tauranga and Whangarei/Northland:
5.00pm: Millionaire Hot Seat
6.00pm: BBC News
Christchurch, Dunedin, Queenstown, Tauranga and Whangarei/Northland only:
5.00am: WTV News: Afternoon Edition (Rpt)
5.30pm: BBC News
6.00pm: WTV Local News
6.30pm: WTV News at 6.30
7.00pm: Today Tonight
7.30pm: Half hour series (TBC)
8.00pm: Half hour series (TBC)
8.30pm: One-hour series (TBC)
9.30pm: One-hour series (TBC)
10.30pm: Half hour series (TBC)
11.00pm: WTV News: Late Edition
11.30pm: One-hour series (TBC)
12.30am: Weather, Closedown
Wednesday
5.30am: WTV News: Early Edition
6.00am: Good Morning Aotearoa
8.30am: The Morning Show
10.00am: The View
11.00am: The Dr Oz Show
12.00pm: WTV News: Midday Edition
12.30pm: Judge Rinder
1.30pm: The Steve Wilkos Show
2.30pm: Maury
3.30pm: WTV News: Afternoon Edition
4.00pm: The Chase Australia
All areas except Christchurch, Dunedin, Queenstown, Tauranga and Whangarei/Northland:
5.00pm: Millionaire Hot Seat
6.00pm: BBC News
Christchurch, Dunedin, Queenstown, Tauranga and Whangarei/Northland only:
5.00am: WTV News: Afternoon Edition (Rpt)
5.30pm: BBC News
6.00pm: WTV Local News
6.30pm: WTV News at 6.30
7.00pm: Today Tonight
7.30pm: Twice weekly serial drama (TBC), similar to A Country Practice from Australia. Format should be 2 x 60 min episodes per week and needs to be shown in this slot every Wednesday and Thursday.
8.30pm: One-hour series (TBC)
9.30pm: One-hour series (TBC)
10.30pm: Half hour series (TBC)
11.00pm: WTV News: Late Edition
11.30pm: One-hour series (TBC)
12.30am: Weather, Closedown
Thursday
5.30am: WTV News: Early Edition
6.00am: Good Morning Aotearoa
8.30am: The Morning Show
10.00am: The View
11.00am: The Dr Oz Show
12.00pm: WTV News: Midday Edition
12.30pm: Judge Rinder
1.30pm: The Steve Wilkos Show
2.30pm: Maury
3.30pm: WTV News: Afternoon Edition
4.00pm: The Chase Australia
All areas except Christchurch, Dunedin, Queenstown, Tauranga and Whangarei/Northland:
5.00pm: Millionaire Hot Seat
6.00pm: BBC News
Christchurch, Dunedin, Queenstown, Tauranga and Whangarei/Northland only:
5.00am: WTV News: Afternoon Edition (Rpt)
5.30pm: BBC News
6.00pm: WTV Local News
6.30pm: WTV News at 6.30
7.00pm: Today Tonight
7.30pm: Twice weekly serial drama (TBC), similar to A Country Practice from Australia. Format should be 2 x 60 min episodes per week and needs to be shown in this slot every Wednesday and Thursday.
8.30pm: Public Eye (WTV’s weekly programme of in-depth investigations into current affairs from New Zealand and around the world)
9.30pm: Half hour series (TBC)
10.00pm: One-hour series (TBC)
11.00pm: WTV News: Late Edition
11.30pm: One-hour series (TBC)
12.30am: Weather, Closedown
Friday
5.30am: WTV News: Early Edition
6.00am: Good Morning Aotearoa
8.30am: The Morning Show
10.00am: The View
11.00am: The Dr Oz Show
12.00pm: WTV News: Midday Edition
12.30pm: Judge Rinder
1.30pm: The Steve Wilkos Show
2.30pm: Maury
3.30pm: WTV News: Afternoon Edition
4.00pm: The Chase Australia
All areas except Christchurch, Dunedin, Queenstown, Tauranga and Whangarei/Northland:
5.00pm: Millionaire Hot Seat
6.00pm: BBC News
Christchurch, Dunedin, Queenstown, Tauranga and Whangarei/Northland only:
5.00am: WTV News: Afternoon Edition (Rpt)
5.30pm: BBC News
6.00pm: WTV Local News
6.30pm: WTV News at 6.30
7.00pm: Today Tonight
7.30pm: Half hour series (TBC)
8.00pm: Half hour series (TBC)
8.30pm: Friday Night at the Movies
10.30pm: Half hour series (TBC)
11.00pm: WTV News: Late Edition
11.30pm: Late Movie
1.30am: Weather, Closedown
I put “Half hour series (TBC)” and “One hour series (TBC)” in the designated timeslots (see above). These slots are usually devoted to comedies, dramas and reality/entertainment shows drawn from studios in the US and UK. New Zealand made productions and some Australian imports are welcome, based on your suggestions.
A basic Saturday guide for WTV One’s first month on air would look like (please note that programmes may be subject to change without prior notice):
Saturday
6.30am: Faith in Action (religious programme)
7.00am: Saturday morning programmes (TBC)
12.00pm: WTV News: Midday Headlines (WTV’s midday news summary)
12.05pm: Saturday afternoon programmes (TBC)
6.00pm: America’s Funniest Home Videos (US comedy clip show)
6.30pm: WTV News at 6.30 (WTV’s main evening news bulletin)
7.00pm: One-hour series (TBC) - British family entertainment or game shows only, i.e. suitable for family viewing
8.00pm: One-hour series (TBC) - British family entertainment or game shows only, i.e. suitable for family viewing
9.00pm: Saturday Night at the Movies
11.00pm: WTV News: Late Edition (WTV’s late news bulletin)
11.15pm: One-hour series (TBC) - British late night comedy or talk shows only, similar to The Graham Norton Show on PTV1
12.15am: Late Movie
2.15am: Weather, Closedown
A basic Sunday guide for WTV One’s first month on air would look like (please note that programmes may be subject to change without prior notice):
Sunday
6.30am: Leading the Way (religious programme)
7.00am: Turning Point with David Jeremiah (religious programme)
7.30am: Key of David (religious programme)
8.00am: Tomorrow’s World (religious programme)
8.30am: The Amazing Journey Presents (religious programme)
9.00am: Sunday morning programmes (TBC)
12.00pm: WTV News: Midday Headlines (WTV’s midday news summary)
12.05pm: Sunday afternoon programmes (TBC)
6.00pm: WTV News Review (a review of the week’s major news stories for the deaf and hearing-impaired)
6.30pm: WTV News at 6.30 (WTV’s main evening news bulletin)
7.00pm: The World Around Us (WTV One’s weekly “natural history documentary” slot)
8.00pm: Half hour series (TBC) - British sitcoms only
8.30pm: One-hour series (TBC) - British dramas only
9.30pm: Point of View (WTV’s weekly public affairs programme)
10.00pm: One-hour series (TBC) - British dramas only
11.00pm: WTV News: Late Edition (WTV’s late news bulletin)
11.15pm: SVU (US drama)
12.15am: Weather, Closedown
If you have any ideas, let me know!
PLEASE NOTE: In New Zealand, commercials cannot be shown in the Sunday morning slot (9am-noon). This is due to the Broadcasting Act 1989 which states that no advertising can be shown on New Zealand television between 6am and noon on Sundays and Anzac Day, and all day Good Friday, Easter Sunday and Christmas Day.
DISCLAIMER: WTV (Western Television New Zealand Ltd) and PTV Network New Zealand (Patrick Te Pou Enterprises Ltd) are fictional broadcasters and will not broadcast to New Zealand, as they are fictitious and imaginary. Thank you for understanding.
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