The parallax effect of that transition is still off, especially the “Live” text compared to the rest of the graphic. It just looks… wrong.
I wonder if they could repurpose the vertical blind transition they use on their YouTube uploads and use it for live crosses?
Forgot that one and a couple of other gremlins with timing through the night too. It was also Louise Hedger so must have been from Hobart last night.
How are they STILL using the old graphics package (except opener card and backdrop ofc)?!
Even the noodle updates out of Hobart have the new graphics for crying out loud!
God, these updates look tough. No B-roll or topical graphics at all and a lot of them go on for more than a minute.
The Reason why Rachel Williams filled in for Jo Palmer Tonight on Nightly News Tasmania is because Jo’s in Sydney to Support her Daughter Lily who’s Paired with Jett Kenny on Dancing with the Stars.
Just rewound (do you still rewind digital recordings?) back and rewatched and knowing that now I could definitely see some similarities between her and her mother then. Didn’t realise she was that old, saw her in some of the competitions a few years ago. Great to see, Andrew and Jo would be pretty proud.
That fake shot in the morning update looks quite good!
Agree, although the hideous name super really ruins it.
The colors are cool, but it could use work. Casey is about to be sucked into a blue void, along with the “plasma.”
…what do you mean by ‘fake shot’?
I’m referring to the greenscreen backdrop which sorta looks like its meant to be part of the Sunrise studio (the orange part of the backdrop).
If you look carefully, you can see “Sunrise” scrolling text just below her right shoulder.
I thought that’s what you meant. I’m pretty sure it’s a real set being used.
Looks quite polished, surprised. I’d personally show the footage across the whole screen like the Tasmania Sunrise updates instead of the small floating TV graphic tacked on.
I reckon that’s the actual screen backdrop on a video loop (see “Sunrise” scrolling), while the orange part is the backlit Perspex part of the physical set (normally lit white).
This.
