Marvin Dillweed

WSCV in 1993:

Behind the scenes of WFTX (at least, the director's view)

KCBS in 1997 (before the "CBS 2 News" relaunch)

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=y-d2Ps5OEUY

KGO-TV in 1963:

KABC-TV Watts Riots Coverage from 1965:

WJXT/Jacksonville noon news in 1986:

CBS News *attempted* coverage of the Tiananmen Square Crackdown in 1989:

WGN-TV in 1972:

No exact date, but here's an early '70s open for the KNBC Newservice, anchored by Tom Brokaw.

Gray to buy KTVF, KFXF, and K13XD in Fairbanks, AK.

http://www.ktuu.com/content/news/Gray-Television-to-buy-three-more-Alaska-television-stations-400415621.html

6pm and 11pm airchecks from WBBH-TV in 1977...

Artworks had to at least have something to do with the creation of that package. The fonts, animations, etc.. all match other packages created by them.

 

Speaking of Nexstar graphics, who created the current WROC-HD and former WUHF-HD graphics packages??

(NBC) Artworks again. The package is "Look N".

No examples of these packages are currently at the (NBC) Artworks website. Information comes from the Nexstar Backyard website, which is accessible only to employees. Style Guides from (NBC) Artworks were provided to employees at that website, which include graphic examples for:

"Look E" (KOLR/former Telemundo O&O),

"Look G (NBC)",

"Look L",

"Magnesium" (WTVW/WEHT/WYZZ/KTAB, etc),

and a couple of custom-made packages.

Nexstar and Mission Broadcasting do utilize Hothaus for a few stations (KAMC, WJET, and WATN/WLMT come to mind).

According to Artworks, the "KMID/WFXR" package is called "Look L".

WVVA clip from 1989:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BO10NNUxVYg

and 1990. Despite the title, this is actually a news open.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bB3zXFOZqOs

There are other videos of the station on the YouTube channel.

IIRC, "Spirit (of Texas)" was brought on after WTTV shut down their in-house news production. Channel 4 only used the image campaign of Spirit for a couple of years, with the lyrics being "The Heart of Indiana on 4...TTV4". By then, WTTV was airing WRTV's 10pm production.

A few minutes of the 10pm news from the then-independent WTTV in 1990. The news department was shut down later that year.

A pair of '90s newscasts from El Paso, TX.

KTSM 10pm (1991)

KVIA 10pm weekend (1993)

From "Southpaw Frizzell", 1980 clips from WJCL, including a news open with the "WAGA 1977 News Theme".

And the closing credits to a WTOC 1980 newscast with the "WAFF 1978 News Theme". WTOC was and still is a sister-station to WAFF.

And more subchannels are coming to Nexstar.

http://www.prnewswire.com/news-releases/in-largest-multicast-network-distribution-launch-in-history-nexstar-broadcasting-group-inc-mission-broadcasting-inc-and-white-knight-broadcasting-inc-to-roll-out-escape-grit-laff-and-bounce-tv-300285070.html#continue-jump

Portion of a KCRL-TV (now KRNV) newscast from 1980:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5SCwTrOc19I

First segment of an August, 1980 weekend broadcast from KYW-TV.

1978 WTHI-TV promotional reel made for commercial clients, plus some 'raw' footage used for opens/promos without titles and/or music and voice-overs. A few of the clips were featured earlier on YouTube.

KCCI Weekend from 1983...

WKYC weekend newscast from October 1982

A clearer WCBS 11pm news open using "News Force" from 1996.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_jWxAwtPz3g

Several other NYC station clips on the channel as well.

KTVX weekend news from 1985:

A pair of Detroit airchecks from 1996:

WJBK 10pm (Kalehoff galore)

WDIV 6pm

Portion of a WBMG (now WIAT) newscast from 1978. It appears to be a rebroadcast following the CBS late movie:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OgMoY0z6w6M