there’s very little variety across these channels??
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Hey guys, what theme should I use for mi fake news outlet, it’s just graphics and not going all out yet like @Leo_Puglisi6 does, more detail into that in the future, but just the theme ok.
1.ITV Regional (By city e.g. Manchester= Granada Reports) News theme by remix
2.BBC Regional (same as 1) News theme by remix
3.2005-2010 ABC News theme
4.2010-2017 ABC News theme
5.2017-now ABC News theme
Thanks for your opinion.
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@TVAustraliaPHL I reckon the 2010-2017 ABC News theme. I wouldn’t use any theme that is currently is use (like the 2017-now ABC News theme) IMO.
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Not informative,but i rely on mobile and tablet, which i wish i just used for regular use, not overloading these with grade a hard tasks.
I was trying to create a CNN Australia fake channel, because we have our own FTA CNN Version which is a part of the CNN International franchise, but when i was trying to create watermarks, i wanted to slap my forehead because it was SO HARD! Probably harder than an ice cube to get out of a tray, so, yeah, just that, more fake content here soon as well.
Channel 17*
A mix of Seven and Ten programming (7 + 10 = 17).
Weekday Mornings
5:00am Early News First presented by Natalie Barr (Mon-Thu), Natarsha Belling (Fri)
5:30am Sunrise
9:15am Studio 10
11:30am Morning News First with Ann Sanders (Mon-Thu), Sally Bowrey (Fri)
12:00pm Midday Movie
2:00pm Dr Phil
3:00pm The Chase (UK)
4:00pm Judge Judy
4:30pm The Bold and the Beautiful
5:00pm The Chase Australia
GOLD COAST VARIATION
4:00pm The Bold and the Beautiful
4:30pm The Chase Australia
5:30pm Evening News First Gold Coast
6:00pm Evening News First
7:00pm Home and Away
7:30pm The Project
8:30pm Australian Survivor/MasterChef/The Bachelor(ette)
10:00pm My Kitchen Rules/House Rules/Big Brother/Australia’s Got Talent
11:30pm The Latest
Thursday/Friday variation
7:30pm AFL Premiership season
10:30pm The Fifth Quarter
11:00pm The Latest
The Project moves to secondary channel
Weekend schedule (may vary)
7:00am Weekend Sunrise
10:00am Studio 10 Weekend
12:00pm Supercars or Horse Racing
6:00pm Evening News First (1/2 hour only on Saturdays)
Saturdays
6:30pm Before the Game
7:00pm AFL Premiership season
10:00pm The Fifth Quarter
Sundays
7:00pm The Sunday Project
7:30pm same as Mon-Wed
Evening News First
Sydney
Weeknights: Mark Ferguson and Sandra Sully (news), Matt White (sport), David Brown (weather)
Weekends: Michael Usher and Chris Bath (news), Mel McLaughlin (sport), Tim Bailey (weather)
Melbourne
Weeknights: Peter Mitchell and Jennifer Keyte (news), Stephen Quartermain (sport), Jane Bunn (weather)
Weekends: Mike Amor and Candice Wyatt (news), Luke Darcy (sport), Mike Larkan (weather)
Queensland
Weeknights: Max Futcher and Georgina Lewis (news), Shane Webcke (sport), Tony Auden (weather)
Weekends: Sharyn Ghidella (news), Pat Welsh (sport), Paul Burt (weather)
Gold Coast
Rod Young (news), Amanda Abate (news and sport), Tamra Bow (weather)
Adelaide
Weeknights: Jane Doyle and Rebecca Morse (news), Bruce Abernethy (sport), Amelia Mulcahy (weather)
Weekends: Jessica Adamson (news and weather), Nick Butler (sport)
Perth
Weeknights: Rick Ardon and Susannah Carr (news), Basil Zempilas (sport), Sam Jolly (weather)
Weekends: Tim McMillan and Monika Kos (news), Tim Gossage (weather), Michael Schultz (weather)
Sunrise
Presenters: David Koch (Mon-Thu) or Matt Doran (Fri) and Samantha Armytage
News: Natalie Barr (Mon-Thu), Natarsha Belling (Fri)
Sport: Mark Beretta
Weather: Sam Mac
Entertainment: Edwina Bartholomew (Mon-Wed), Angela Bishop (Thu-Fri)
Weekend Sunrise
Presenters: Matt Doran and Monique Wright
News: Sally Bowrey
Sport: Simon Reeve
Weather: James Tobin
AFL Commentary team
Thursdays: Bruce McAvaney, Hamish McLachlan, Wayne Carey, Jobe Watson
Fridays: Stephen Quartermain, Brian Taylor, Robert Walls, Cameron Ling
Saturdays: James Brayshaw, Anthony Hudson, Matthew Richardson, Malcolm Blight
Sundays: Tim Lane, Michael Christian, Leigh Matthews, Jude Bolton
Channel 19
A mix of Nine and Ten programming (9 + 10 = 19).
Weekday Mornings
5:00am Daybreak with Alex Cullen (Mon-Thu) or Natarsha Belling (Fri)
5:30am Today
9:15am Studio 10
11:30am Morning News with Mark Burrows (Mon) or Davina Smith (Tue-Fri)
12:00pm Ellen
1:00pm Dr Phil
2:00pm News Now
3:00pm Tipping Point
4:00pm Judge Judy
4:30pm The Bold and the Beautiful
5:00pm Millionaire Hot Seat
GOLD COAST VARIATION
4:00pm The Bold and the Beautiful
4:30pm Millionaire Hot Seat
5:30pm National News First Gold Coast
6:00pm National News First
7:00pm A Current Affair
7:30pm The Project
8:30pm MAFS/Lego Masters/The Voice/The Block
10:00pm Australian Survivor/MasterChef/The Bachelor(ette)
11:30pm Nightline
Thursday/Friday variation
7:30pm NRL Premiership season
10:30pm Golden Point (Thu)/Knock Off (Fri)
11:00pm Nightline
The Project moves to secondary channel
Weekend schedule (may vary)
7:00am Weekend Today
10:00am Studio 10 Weekend
12:00pm Supercars or Reality TV repeats
Sunday variation
3:00pm Kick-Off
4:00pm NRL Premiership season
Supercars moves to secondary channel
6:00pm National News First (1/2 hour only on Saturdays)
Saturdays
7:00pm The Weekend Project
8:00pm Movies
Sundays
7:00pm The Weekend Project
7:30pm 60 Minutes
8:30pm same as Mon-Wed
Evening News First
Sydney
Weeknights: Peter Overton and Sandra Sully (news), Cameron Williams (sport), Tim Bailey (weather)
Weekends: Hugh Riminton and Georgie Gardner (news), Erin Molan (sport), Natalia Cooper (weather)
Melbourne
Weeknights: Peter Hitchener and Jennifer Keyte (news), Tony Jones (sport), Livinia Nixon (weather)
Weekends: Stephen Quartermain and Alicia Loxley (news), Luke Darcy (sport), Mike Larkan (weather)
Queensland
Weeknights: Andrew Lofthouse and Melissa Downes (news), Wally Lewis (sport), Garry Youngberry (weather)
Weekends: Georgina Lewis (news), Jonathan Williams (sport), Luke Bradnam (weather)
Gold Coast
Bruce Paige and Eva Milic (news), Dominique Loudon (sport), Luke Bradnam (weather)
Adelaide
Weeknights: Brenton Ragless and Rebecca Morse (news), Warren Tredrea (sport), Kate Freebairn (weather)
Weekends: Kate Collins (news and weather), Will Goodings (sport)
Perth
Weeknights: Michael Thomson and Monika Kos (news), Matthew Pavlich (sport), Scherri-Lee Biggs (weather)
Weekends: Tracy Vo (news), Tim Gossage (sport), Michael Schultz (weather)
Today
Presenters: Karl Stefanovic and Allison Langdon
News: Alex Cullen (Mon-Thu), Natarsha Belling (Fri)
Sport: James Bracey
Weather: Amber Sherlock
Entertainment: Richard Wilkins (Mon-Wed), Angela Bishop (Thu-Fri)
Weekend Today
Presenters: Richard Wilkins and Rebecca Maddern
News: Deborah Knight
Sport: Erin Molan
Weather: Natalia Cooper
NRL Commentary team
Hosts: Matthew White and/or James Bracey
Chief callers: Ray Warren, Peter Psaltis, Mathew Thompson
Expert comments: Brad Fittler, Andrew Johns, Billy Slater, Darren Lockyer, Phil Gould, Paul Gallen
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correction (I can’t edit my own posts): Tim Gossage (sport)
Also National News First on Saturdays is one full hour.
So basically 9?
Mostly, yes. However, there would also be a slew of Ten programming including the favourites (MasterChef, Survivor etc.) and Studio 10 is in place of Today Extra.
M&S (stands for Music & Sport)
I was going to give it the name S&M (for Sport & Music), but thought it to be inappropriate.
Basically this channel would televise the majority of Australian sports (including NRL, AFL, Supercars, etc.) and other sports around the world such as American football, the tennis Grand Slams, the golf Grand Slams, English Premier League etc. and music videos would be used as “fillers” when live sport is not scheduled.
At least two separate channels would be provided to cater for the expected overflow of live sports.
In the two league markets (Sydney and Brisbane), the NRL would be broadcast on the main channel and the AFL would be on the secondary channel, and vice versa.
A news program called Sports News Now would cover the day’s sports news and be broadcast sometime after 10:30pm.
An entertainment news program called ET Australia (the Australian adoption of Entertainment Tonight) would cover the entertainment news.
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Hey
ATN is now only Australian, no fake country.
That’s all.
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Are national bulletins cut due to DST, Australian time is confusing, like is ABC News at Noon cut due to DST and because the only states and territory who observes DST is NSW, VIC, SA, TAS, and the ACT, does the ABC give WA, and QLD a special edition of the noon Bulletin? If possible, the NT as well.
That was just a random thought. Because I have a graphic mock for ATN but if DST starts, it’s going to be a nightmare if I have a News team by 2021, anybody else who thinks time in Australia is confusing and unnecessary?
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No.
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