WNYT New graphics and music

[MikeBucc 29]

WNYT, Albany, (finally) got new graphics and music this week. 
 

The lower thirds look similar to what they had previously and it seems they created the graphic package at the station? 
 

They are using Ascend as their news music. Also, for the first time since I can recall the peacock isn’t a featured element in the graphics. And the music does not have the NBC chimes. 
 

As of now, they haven’t created matching weather graphics. 
 

This is a definite upgrade from what they had been using

 

 

 

[MichiganNewsGraphicsJunkie 949]

4 hours ago, MikeBucc said:

WNYT, Albany, (finally) got new graphics and music this week. 
 

The lower thirds look similar to what they had previously and it seems they created the graphic package at the station? 
 

They are using Ascend as their news music. Also, for the first time since I can recall the peacock isn’t a featured element in the graphics. And the music does not have the NBC chimes. 
 

As of now, they haven’t created matching weather graphics. 
 

This is a definite upgrade from what they had been using

 

 

 

Not bad, but they either need to reduce the font size or increase the space for the headlines... Seeing the word Investigation on 2 different lines looks tacky

[MidwestTV 1247]

30 minutes ago, MichiganNewsGraphicsJunkie said:

Not bad, but they either need to reduce the font size or increase the space for the headlines... Seeing the word Investigation on 2 different lines looks tacky

That bugged me too. Someone created typed that out, looked at it, and said "yes this is good."

[TheRolyPoly 2592]

Is this the NBC font they're using? NBC Futura?

[T.L. Hughes 903]

10 minutes ago, TheRolyPoly said:

Is this the NBC font they're using? NBC Futura?

It’s a free-to-download font called Lemon Milk.

Edited 4 hours ago by T.L. Hughes

[ABC 7 Denver 1729]

I think the 25% opacity text across the screen in the opening is incredibly distracting. There's too much going on visually. Keep the C4D renders, the large text stroke, the names of the cities, and the background video.