Useful stuff for mocks

[greenpea]

Does anyone know what fonts were used for the following logos?

• National Nine News 1990-1994 and 1994-2000 globe eras
• Nine’s Wide World of Sports 1992-96 Wireframe Globe II and 1997-2000 Wireframe Globe III eras
• The blue location strap of the 2023 Nine Talk Radio network logos
• Sunday 1981 – 2006
• Business Sunday 1986 -2006
• Today Show 1998–2001 and 2019–Present

[Biscuit45]

This video could come in handy for Seven Nightly News mocks…

NBC Nightly News with Tom Brokaw • Full Open Theme (1985-2004)

[Bas_Tech]

What font did WIN use for its placeholder in 2016-2017 as I am trying to modernise it for a mock?

[Bas_Tech]

Also what is the background that WIN uses?

[Nicholas]

Great for anyone who wants to create a super.

[Bas_Tech]

This is what I was talking about in my previous post. My main question is, what is the font for the channel numbers in this placeholder, as I want to use the font for my recreation of this placeholder? I will also share this post on the Nine (WIN) thread.

[WAtvVideos]

The font is Gotham in bold.

[Bas_Tech]

I changed the font to Gotham, my second question about my potential mock is, do you recommend the background WIN currently uses for my mock?

[WAtvVideos]

I guess it depends. Why not do one mock with the current background and another with a different background?

I used this one on my last WIN mock:

[Bas_Tech]

What is the font used for the Gecko channel idents?

[WAtvVideos]

It looks like a form of Mittelschrift

Edit: Actually, I think it comes from the Roadgeek family

[MichaelPower]

i thought it was the Interstate font

[Biscuit45]

Courtesy @sydnet:

@sydnet

And their new solid watermark.

[TV.Cynic]

[foxyrover]

Does anyone have a transitioning blank 9 News lower third?

[Biscuit45]

New horizontal Sunrise logo SVG taken from the website:

[TheHubMan]

7News Australia Network Look 2022

This showcases the 7 News 2022 refresh.

[ElevenFan2010]

Win Coverups For Go!

[ElevenFan2010]

Win Coverups For GEM

[Biscuit45]

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