This is the most interesting behind the scenes look at a news station on CZcams! Glad I watched! The tour guide is so intelligent, informative and professional. I am such a news fanatic and I just loved watching this! Learned so much. You guys have a cool studio facility. Makes me want to go there. Thank You for showing this :-)
As a National News Anchor it feels so weird to see the newsroom so calm unlike in our control room it’s hectic like you’ve never seen before. Even if there is nothing on the air😂
This was a very informative behind the scenes tour. Didn't know it was so much involved in putting a newscast together.By far that was one of the best behind the scenes I've ever watched.
Awesome.. Amazing. I worked with 2 local station in my country. Wow , We are so behind these tech. Great video blog. love it. I would love to take a tour one of these days. Thanks for this tour.
He makes reference to people not being able to get NBC and CBS right. NBC 10's 25th anniversary coverage of the 1995 switch had a story about that. Someone said that they tell the person "Ukee's on CBS, Hurricane Schwartz is on NBC," and that does the trick. Although now, Glenn is retired.
God this was depressing to watch. So many jobs gone. But at the same time, excellent tour, seems like a really great guy. I'm not in Philly so I have no idea who he is, but great work!
That was AWESOME !!! It was informative and entertaining as well...INFO-TAINMENT !!! (Thank you Dave Letterman for that joke). But seriously...I truly appreciated the skill level our reporter/guide showed knowing the stations' history and its' many years of broadcast history in the industry. Bravo !
Cool I'm in High school learning A/V Communications and Tech which is where we work with cameras, editing programs like Adobe Pro CC and etc. where taking a tour to 3 news station Channel 5,4 and Telemundo ☺️
A great movie to see as a companion piece to this is :"up close and personal" starring Robert Redford, about life in a tv news corporation. Check it out, you'll love it.
I used to love the Andy Griffith show back when I was in high school. I can't find it on TV now. I bet I haven't seen it in 40 years. What channel is it on in Tulsa?
Very nice and very complex Professional studio.. I am working on a less complex studio for my business and TV show interviews studio with team & virtual software and green screen.
What if Eyewitness News had celebrity anchors? I would think it would work like this 4:30-7:00 News Cast Margot Robbie- Anchor Gal Gadot- Anchor Scarlett Johansson- Traffic Evangeline Lilly- Meterologist 12:00 News Zoe Saldana- Anchor Cara Delevingne- Anchor Elizabeth Olsen- Love It! Reporter Amber Heard- Meterologist 5:00-6:00 News Karen Fukuhara- Anchor Karen Gillian- Anchor Jaimie Alexander- Meteorologist Antje Traue- Sports 10:00 News At the CW (The 5:00-6:00 News Cast) Karen Fukuhara- Anchor Karen Gillan- Anchor Jaimie Alexander- Meterologist Antje Traue- Sports 11:00 News (the 12:00 News Cast) Zoe Saldana- Anchor Cara Delevingne- Anchor Elizabeth Olsen- Meterologist Amber Heard- Sports
Mike Douglas one of the best of Asian -Americans knew what he did for your people he needs to be recognized A older man once told me in a very loving way o John Mike Douglas great man I knew it was true cause this man lived in South Philadelphia and Philadelphia was in his blood no bullshi
Licensed, only WNBT (WNBC 4-1 on 7/1/1941 at 130pm) and WCBW (WCBS 2-1 30 minutes later as NBC "jumped the gun"), both in NYC. KYW CBS 3-1 (as Philco's WPTZ) did get the license the same day as the NYC stations, but weren't ready to broadcast officially and had to wait exactly 2 extra months (9/1/1941) to start. After those 3 WRGB (same call sign since licensed, initials from a GE engineer in charge) finally got its' license in 1942, while WABD (WNYW Fox5 NYC) did in 1944 broadcasting from the same building ever since... The predecessor of WRGB (Albany, NY CBS 6-1) went on the air by GE as an EXPERIMENTAL station in 1928, followed by the predecessor to WNBC (a pre-GE RCA started it) a few weeks later.
All of the past and current glories stated are for naught if you are not trying to seek out the truth and truthfully report on it. The main stream news does not do this sadly, so I prefer no frills or flashiness and just the hard facts which can be rooted out with diligent effort from internet podcasts often from non professionals. I have worked in TV for over 45 years and I must admit this is a well done tour of the modern TV station operation.
8:10 so it's true then, corporate still has a love affair for Windows XP. Even taking into consideration the age of the video, that's still a 13 year old OS.
I've seen robocams and automated cameras screw the pooch live during newscasts hundreds of times. This anchor is telling us to get used to it, because it's gonna happen more often. The damn accountants & board members don't watch their own news shows and don't care if the production values fall so far off the cliff that their anchors look like the 3 stooges. Camera operators are not perfect, but they take pride in their work. Production labor was cut with the camops jobs, but that same amount now pays the CEO's ridiculous 30x paychecks. God damn the uber rich CEOs that killed off the middle class jobs & stole their paychecks.
This is the most interesting behind the scenes look at a news station on CZcams! Glad I watched! The tour guide is so intelligent, informative and professional. I am such a news fanatic and I just loved watching this! Learned so much. You guys have a cool studio facility. Makes me want to go there. Thank You for showing this :-)
Glad you liked it
Giann Ramirez iii
As a National News Anchor it feels so weird to see the newsroom so calm unlike in our control room it’s hectic like you’ve never seen before. Even if there is nothing on the air😂
What a wealth of information. The tour guide was quite knowledgeable and entertaining. Great presentation.
He's the morning news anchor.
The tour guide is very good, he explained master control/production control etc really well.
Great video! High quality and super interesting. I knew CBS Philadelphia had a lot of firsts but didn't realize the extent.
This was a very informative behind the scenes tour. Didn't know it was so much involved in putting a newscast together.By far that was one of the best behind the scenes I've ever watched.
Thanks a lot for putting this video on youtube, so I can show it to my students as if we were there doing the tour, too. Nice.
I appear at 11:30!! I am FAMOUS! This tour was great with our masterful guide!
Which one are you
Congrats from a Italian broadcast engineer, I'm working on RAI Radiotelevisione Italiana. You're a role model for all of us.
I wanted to be a cameraman for something like this but I guess it would be a bad field to get into since I'd be replaced
9:56
That was fun, thanks from New Zealand, I’m lying in bed getting over covid. You made my day that little bit better.
Awesome.. Amazing. I worked with 2 local station in my country. Wow , We are so behind these tech.
Great video blog. love it. I would love to take a tour one of these days. Thanks for this tour.
Thanks for the tour.
He makes reference to people not being able to get NBC and CBS right. NBC 10's 25th anniversary coverage of the 1995 switch had a story about that. Someone said that they tell the person "Ukee's on CBS, Hurricane Schwartz is on NBC," and that does the trick. Although now, Glenn is retired.
God this was depressing to watch. So many jobs gone.
But at the same time, excellent tour, seems like a really great guy. I'm not in Philly so I have no idea who he is, but great work!
Master control behind bulletproof glass!? Wow.
Thanks so much for the tour. Very informative. Enjoyed every minute.
Kat Taylor I know. I honestly didn't plan on watching the whole thing!
Interestingly enough, I’m writing a story that requires a news room, and I have no idea how news rooms work, so this is extremely helpful
That was AWESOME !!! It was informative and entertaining as well...INFO-TAINMENT !!! (Thank you Dave Letterman for that joke). But seriously...I truly appreciated the skill level our reporter/guide showed knowing the stations' history and its' many years of broadcast history in the industry. Bravo !
Greatly appreciate the kind words. This was one of my most favorite videos I did.
@@metramediahdtv you NAILED IT !!!
who is the commentator?
My class went on a tour of a TV station in to '60s, this is like Star Trek in comparison.
As someone going into broadcast production, I’m worried we’ll all be replaced soon
How many times have I heard, “We are the most advanced TV station in the US”...
Love TV production, thats why it's my major in college:)
Cool I'm in High school learning A/V Communications and Tech which is where we work with cameras, editing programs like Adobe Pro CC and etc. where taking a tour to 3 news station Channel 5,4 and Telemundo ☺️
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Great shooting on this thank you great to see more stations.
That's a cool place! I owned a newspaper and looking at buying a couple TV stations.
I remember Howdy Doddy and Pete Boyle's children's show.
Fascinating, this is a big time TV station.
This was really cool. If I was to do it over again, I would work in the control room.
I remember when Larry Kane was on WFIL radio
awesome tour!
This left me practicing my "KYW News Radio 1060". Actually got pretty good at it lol.
Great tour!
Oooo she full of information! YESSSSSS queen….
Thank goodness for back up loved it
Definitely enjoyed!!!
Hello! a big greeting from Miami.......
That was a super amaizing video.
Thanks for the tour sweet cheeks.
Trust America, not the corporate media...
Thank you so much.
A great movie to see as a companion piece to this is :"up close and personal" starring Robert Redford, about life in a tv news corporation. Check it out, you'll love it.
A lot of technical stuff, thanks for that!
Very interesting.
I used to love the Andy Griffith show back when I was in high school. I can't find it on TV now. I bet I haven't seen it in 40 years. What channel is it on in Tulsa?
Vinny Carrocia Hey Vinny! The full show is actually on Netflix if you have an account.
Does this station have a virtual view weather studio like KPIX 5 has in San Francisco?
“Dynamics of cost-savings”.
I would never have distracting competition monitors in a control room.
All I got is: budget cuts, robotic, robotic, robotic
Plane
Plane crash
9/11
Robotic
And Budget cuts
High def
First building
Kyw
Jim Donovan is the best
He's a cutie pie. I love him.
Awful he should go
Wouldn't be surprised if he's Gay
@@pauldswiftie13 Quite the detective there, Roblox.
Very nice and very complex Professional studio.. I am working on a less complex studio for my business and TV show interviews studio with team & virtual software and green screen.
Very interesting good presentation. I'm in radio dj, I could never do that. Guess I'll stay in radio.
"I Like Candy ! ! ! ; I Love to Dance ! ! !'
Slightly sad stage managers and camera operators have been replaced completely by robots, but them's the breaks I suppose.
Is that the bloke from TNT Amusements at 13:51
Yes! I am on the tour..as I am a member of the Broadcast Pioneers of Philadelphia!
The person on the left in mc was prepping a show.
My buddy 😢Justin.
What if Eyewitness News had celebrity anchors? I would think it would work like this
4:30-7:00 News Cast
Margot Robbie- Anchor
Gal Gadot- Anchor
Scarlett Johansson- Traffic
Evangeline Lilly- Meterologist
12:00 News
Zoe Saldana- Anchor
Cara Delevingne- Anchor
Elizabeth Olsen- Love It! Reporter
Amber Heard- Meterologist
5:00-6:00 News
Karen Fukuhara- Anchor
Karen Gillian- Anchor
Jaimie Alexander- Meteorologist
Antje Traue- Sports
10:00 News At the CW
(The 5:00-6:00 News Cast)
Karen Fukuhara- Anchor
Karen Gillan- Anchor
Jaimie Alexander- Meterologist
Antje Traue- Sports
11:00 News
(the 12:00 News Cast)
Zoe Saldana- Anchor
Cara Delevingne- Anchor
Elizabeth Olsen- Meterologist
Amber Heard- Sports
What stations are older than KYW?
Glenn Lego WRGB.
Mike Douglas one of the best of Asian -Americans knew what he did for your people he needs to be recognized A older man once told me in a very loving way o John Mike Douglas great man I knew it was true cause this man lived in South Philadelphia and Philadelphia was in his blood no bullshi
only NYC stations
Licensed, only WNBT (WNBC 4-1 on 7/1/1941 at 130pm) and WCBW (WCBS 2-1 30 minutes later as NBC "jumped the gun"), both in NYC.
KYW CBS 3-1 (as Philco's WPTZ) did get the license the same day as the NYC stations, but weren't ready to broadcast officially and had to wait exactly 2 extra months (9/1/1941) to start.
After those 3 WRGB (same call sign since licensed, initials from a GE engineer in charge) finally got its' license in 1942, while WABD (WNYW Fox5 NYC) did in 1944 broadcasting from the same building ever since...
The predecessor of WRGB (Albany, NY CBS 6-1) went on the air by GE as an EXPERIMENTAL station in 1928, followed by the predecessor to WNBC (a pre-GE RCA started it) a few weeks later.
Sounds like the tour guide uses alot of K-Y!
Channel 3 was once called WRCV.
My Uncle used to work At KYW.
I remember that change of channels very well. I remember Vince Leonard, would end his show with Drive with care and buy Sinclair.
My Uncle worked with Tom Snyder, Jessica Savitch and Bill Custer.
Sorry, who is the tour guide?
pov: u r here because of ur science assignment💀
Why are you touring a TV station for Science? For how they get the weather maybe?
Funny nice guy
❤
All of the past and current glories stated are for naught if you are not trying to seek out the truth and truthfully report on it. The main stream news does not do this sadly, so I prefer no frills or flashiness and just the hard facts which can be rooted out with diligent effort from internet podcasts often from non professionals. I have worked in TV for over 45 years and I must admit this is a well done tour of the modern TV station operation.
Kenneth deGruchy it should always be newsworthy
going manual
Japan had HD since 1991, so everything he says has to be taken with a grain of salt.
Its really a shame that all those technical people lost their jobs due to money.
8:10 so it's true then, corporate still has a love affair for Windows XP.
Even taking into consideration the age of the video, that's still a 13 year old OS.
yup CRAZY!
Nice video.. but workers are like... slaves of the work? (9am to 11pm).. like it doesn't matter family? :(
Part time
LOL?
So, I’ve heard of the scandal his demeanor throughout the videos proves it unfortunately if he could mean to guests, he could be rude to anyone
Could they have picked a less annoying preppy tour guide?
what?? the guy is great!
Old people coming for a tour??I don't get it
Chris Kegi Retired, nothing better to do.
I've seen robocams and automated cameras screw the pooch live during newscasts hundreds of times. This anchor is telling us to get used to it, because it's gonna happen more often. The damn accountants & board members don't watch their own news shows and don't care if the production values fall so far off the cliff that their anchors look like the 3 stooges. Camera operators are not perfect, but they take pride in their work. Production labor was cut with the camops jobs, but that same amount now pays the CEO's ridiculous 30x paychecks. God damn the uber rich CEOs that killed off the middle class jobs & stole their paychecks.
Guy
john jones
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Bullet Proof Glass????? Really??? Shut off the transmitter.
TheNewsfanatic Not as cool as bulletproof glass though.