WLWT- The Cincinnati Way from J.R. VanWassenhove on Vimeo.
The best(and sometimes the worst) promos around! Have something you'd like to share? Email me at donsjr@hotmail.com
Thursday, February 6, 2014
Wednesday, February 5, 2014
Ready for the Olympics
An eye-catching spot from WFIE in Indiana. Nicely done.
Ready for the Olympics! from Brandon Ridge on Vimeo.
Ready for the Olympics! from Brandon Ridge on Vimeo.
Monday, February 3, 2014
WDRB: See the Difference
WDRB recently produced a series of spots highlighting why they're better than the competition.
The first spot below is fairly odd -- they say they ditched "breaking news" because it was a gimmick and a marketing ploy.
"We know you're smarter than that," the on-camera talent says.
They then proceed to show you a man dressed up in a fox costume labeled "Snow Fox", their weather mascot... you know... a gimmick.
Oh the irony.
Here are a couple more:
The first spot below is fairly odd -- they say they ditched "breaking news" because it was a gimmick and a marketing ploy.
"We know you're smarter than that," the on-camera talent says.
They then proceed to show you a man dressed up in a fox costume labeled "Snow Fox", their weather mascot... you know... a gimmick.
Oh the irony.
Here are a couple more:
Wednesday, January 29, 2014
WSMV "Parking Problems"
This station does a nice job of selling a sweeps story on parking. I found myself wondering what was actually going on. Nice work Nashville!
"Parking Problems" promo spot from Brian Hallett on Vimeo.
"Parking Problems" promo spot from Brian Hallett on Vimeo.
Friday, January 24, 2014
WFTV Sweeps Super Tease
This spot gives the impression that WFTV in Orlando is all over several interesting stories.
They're certainly not giving up against the Olympics.
What do you think of spots that "give away" the stories you're planning to do for sweeps? Does it give the competition a chance to play catch up? Would you risk it?
They're certainly not giving up against the Olympics.
What do you think of spots that "give away" the stories you're planning to do for sweeps? Does it give the competition a chance to play catch up? Would you risk it?
Monday, January 20, 2014
Editor Needed
KVIE, the PBS station in Sacramento is looking for an editor.
Responsibilities/Duties:
Responsibilities/Duties:
- Serve as editor for KVIE productions and other assigned projects.
- Operate computer-based non-linear editing system to create finished feature segments, programs, spot announcements, and special video projects.
- Operate associated video, audio, graphics, monitoring, archiving, and distribution equipment and software.
- Work independently, and as part of a team to produce content for KVIE and client productions; including possible involvement in all areas of creative and technical process.
- Work in production operations capacities as needed such as technical director, audio operator, camera operator and other field and studio positions.
- Perform other related duties as assigned.
Qualifications/Skills/Knowledge:
- Non-linear computer editing hardware, software, and operations with preferred knowledge of Apple and/or Adobe products both on Mac and PC platforms
- Ability to work efficiently and effectively under pressure, meeting deadlines and paying critical attention to production and technical details.
- Ability to work independently and as part of a team under the direction of different project leads.
- News, feature, documentary, spot, and other editing techniques.
- Television production equipment operations.
- Work a flexible work schedule including nights and weekends.
Education/Experience:
- Higher education degree preferred.
- Two years professional
experience on a non-linear computer editing system in a news, feature,
or documentary producing facility.
MORE HERE: http://www.kvie.org/aboutus/employment/editor_011614.htm
Thursday, January 16, 2014
Writer/Producer Needed
Discover Michigan’s incredible west coast! It’s a half hour drive to the beach in summer
or skiing in winter, and a short drive to Chicago
or Detroit anytime. Get it all at FOX 17: West
Michigan’s FOX! If you have
the vision, we have the tools to help bring your spots to life. We’re looking for a creative individual to
write, shoot and edit topical news promos for our evening newscast as well as
other station projects. Shift will be Monday-Friday from 1pm -10pm.
Proficiency with Final Cut Pro is required.
If you are ready to step up and work with an enthusiastic
team and be part of a Tribune-owned station in the 38th market, then
send your resume and demo to Human Resources, FOX 17 WXMI, 3117 Plaza Drive NE, Grand Rapids,
MI 49525,
email lknapp@fox17online.com.
EOE/M/F/v/D.
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