KODE new graphics

[DucNguyen0131 66]

And now KODE got its new graphics, format and music package and a new voiceover!

But as Gray changed graphics to GrayONE, Nexstar changed voiceovers to SpotVoice.

Edited 6 hours ago by DucNguyen0131

[swaggyboi128 7]

1. Why did you start each sentence with but? (I'm aware English probably isn't your first language)

 

2. What does the VO change have to do with GrayONE?

 

3. I'm sorry but that MOD-03 open is just too high-quality for the cheap podcast format, like it's so jarring to go from professional news graphics to something that was only meant to be watched on phones.

[DucNguyen0131 66]

1 hour ago, swaggyboi128 said:

1. Why did you start each sentence with but? (I'm aware English probably isn't your first language)

 

2. What does the VO change have to do with GrayONE?

 

3. I'm sorry but that MOD-03 open is just too high-quality for the cheap podcast format, like it's so jarring to go from professional news graphics to something that was only meant to be watched on phones.

But corrected to And now

Nexstar had to switch it’s voiceovers on most stations to SpotVoice to cut costs, just like Gray recently did when they switched it’s graphics on most stations to GrayONE to cut costs

Nexstar will roll out it’s format

Edited 6 hours ago by DucNguyen0131

[swaggyboi128 7]

2 hours ago, DucNguyen0131 said:

, just like Gray recently did when they switched it’s graphics on most stations to GrayONE to cut costs

Making a new graphics package and rolling it out to your stations that you own is cutting costs?

[tyrannical bastard 4682]

I posted about this in the corporate thread, but it looks like Nexstar is rolling out the podcast format going forward.  In this case, it actually replaces newscasts and may be a side effect of their recent bloodletting. 

 

Podcasts simplify the production process to the point where the hosts can literally run the show themselves.

[TVLurker 389]

other TV groups are definitely going to copy this format for their own stations, why invest money in a set/production crew/reporters when you can have a screen behind you and a microphone?

 

2013 used to be a better time for podcasting, now that it's gotten more mainstream; it just looks cheap as hell. if broadcast TV is going to regress to low budget podcasting then what's the point of broadcast TV anymore? major change needs to happen.

Edited 15 minutes ago by TVLurker