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Stations Adopting Network Graphics and Animation


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There are stations out there, which they adopt the network's graphic and animations, and use them for news opens and graphics.

 

For example: WXMI FOX-17 took the graphics and animation from the network SO FOX campaign, and used it for news opens and graphics

 

Talent open - where they use the same animation for anchors, as the network does for stars like Keifer Sutherland (24), Simon Cowell (Idol) and Simpsons

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gd6ZtOcFAqA&feature=related

 

News Open - where they use the animation, even to close the FOX promos by saying SO FOX

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FSgKun_bwOU&feature=related

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Seems like a handful of ABC stations have incorporated the "Start Here" sounder/animation to their news opens, such as WISN:

 

KLAS used their own local version of the CBS Evening News graphics for their opens from 1992-1995. Videoholic uploaded it to Youtube, but took it down.

 

When WTVT became "FOX 13 Eyewitness News" they incorporated the FOX ID into their already-existing open:

 

KYTX uses their own version of the old CBS Evening News graphics.

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For example: WXMI FOX-17 took the graphics and animation from the network SO FOX campaign, and used it for news opens and graphics

 

Talent open - where they use the same animation for anchors, as the network does for stars like Keifer Sutherland (24), Simon Cowell (Idol) and Simpsons

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gd6ZtOcFAqA&feature=related

 

News Open - where they use the animation, even to close the FOX promos by saying SO FOX

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FSgKun_bwOU&feature=related

 

Wow! That's pretty cool. 615 Music's "The Unexpected" definitely fits 'em.

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