I wonder if WIN do these themselves? They look to good, perhaps metro quality?
Yes these and WINâs motion graphics are made in house by their own designer. The same designer also does freelance graphic work for other companies. I dare say most of WINâs graphic work is better than stuff youâll find by the metropolitan networks.
The on-air graphics and animations for WIN News could look just as good as these but unfortunately they are working with outdated and crap software.
Pure class, WIN.
Dugganâs script could also use some polishing: âA construction worker remains in a stable condition in St. George Hospital after almost severing off his armâŚâ.
Decided to watch WIN News tonight for something different.
The amount of Crawfords crap airing in the ad breaks is insufferable.
Decided to hit my head against a brick wall tonight for something different⌠(Sorry, couldnât resist!)
WINâs obviously not selling enough ads then.
I wonder how expensive the slots are?
TVNZ are the only network that I know of to release rate cards.
Mediaworks also release them for Three & Bravo.
Prime have in the past too.
They had a website last year where you could prices for a package.
Package was for 40x 15 sec ads over a 4 week period with 20% on main channel.
Prices varied, but for example:
Newcastle: $3760
Port Macquarie: $1190
Canberra: $2420
Albury: $1090
65 ads in same package was approx 1.7x that.
85 ads was approx 2.5x the 40 ad price.
Why is Albury so cheap?
Probably because itâs a smaller market than Newcastle, Canberra or Port Macquarie?
Iâd say so. Possibly also based on average incomes in the area. For comparison, Shepparton, Bendigo, Traralgon and Wagga Wagga were all $1000.
Tom Cooper was only WIN TVâs weekend sports reader and weekday journalist, Brent Costelloe is WIN TVâs Sports Presenter
Yesterdayâs WIN News Townsville presented by Melissa Russell.
WIN News Townsville is using two completely different keyed images between story reads, looks really weird.
Will post soon
First few stories of WIN News Townsville tonight featured this normal background.
Then, this background randomly appeared at the transition to a new story.
Then back to the 1st, then back to the 2nd again. Then the next few stories were back to the normal background before the 2nd one randomly showed up again.
Prefer the second one, if they moved it round to the left a little so it was all aligned and then keyed in a decent picture into the backdrop it would look great.
WIN News in QLD must be experimenting a little ahead of Nine Newsâ launch.
Tonight Iâve flicked past WIN News NQ towards the end of the bulletin and Lincoln crossed over to Hannah for a weather preview before the last ad break, with Hannah throwing to break and returning with weather afterwards.