News Programmes which Include their Sets as Part of Intros & Outros

[BBI45]

I've just been having a look at some German language news presentation, and I've noticed a couple of programmes which incorporate their studios into their intros. ZDF mo:ma has an intro consisting of studio shots with the screens showing different morning-related elements. Meanwhile, Servus Nachrichten has an intro which partly consists of augmented reality as the camera moves towards the presenter.

https://youtu.be/7c0EFBSy37I
https://youtu.be/-ZUhSo7bd8s?t=8

Does anybody know of other examples out there?

[JamesWorldNews]

I love everything about mo:ma.

[Mr Q]

The old titles for Belgian VRT's Het Journaal were somewhat similar to Servus Nachrichten:
https://youtu.be/88rEUWc0MUk

VTM Nieuws also previously had a studio-based title sequence:
https://youtu.be/5hHOFhHj_LE

[itsrobert]

Well in terms of the UK, I guess the closest you could get would be this:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZCfnPVdIhWQ

[London Lite]

France 2.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ak4UL-q0fAU

[valley]

Whilst technically the end of the headline sequence rather than the titles per se, Sky News' use of wide shot of Studio 21 with branding over the top should theoretically count...

[sigma421]

The SBS Korea opening always feels odd if you’re used to European setups.

https://youtu.be/LjSZuYq_Z6g

Title sequence, long studio pan (with the names of multiple sponsors in the lower third) then about 3 minutes of adverts before the headlines.

[Inspector Sands]

The current WELT news channel studio is great - I love the moving screen panels.... but the wide shot of the studio before the titles and at the end feel very awkward for the newsreader

https://youtu.be/_8-KdBCNf4c

[ArthurVX]

The opening sequence of TV Globo's Jornal Nacional (in use since 2017, when the broadcast moved to its current studio):
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=if-ecp_ohjc

Opening from August 8th, 2020, when Brazil crossed the mark of 100,000 COVID-19 deaths:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PjgcW5RO0XE

Close from New Year's Eve, 2020:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3Hjq2RkXHAY

Close from May 5th, remembering actor Paulo Gustavo, who died of complications from COVID-19 at the age of 42:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rzcfjUAF8jQ

Close from June 10th, part of the launch of the latest stage of Grupo Globo's "Fatos e Pessoas" ("Facts and People") campaign:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=w4HBv4b79eA

Opening from June 19th, when Brazil reached the tragic milestone of 500,000 deaths because of the COVID-19 pandemic:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5HFPUj5Y8BE

Close from June 25th, a sample of what happens at the broadcast every time 5,000 more Brazilians are added to the COVID death toll:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qZ5fjDbWdmI

Close from July 27th, after announcing the death of actor Orlando Drummond, at age 101:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VlByJkI7Uyc

[deejay]

I’m not quite sure I follow this thread - you are interested in news programmes that include a wide shot in their opening sequence? Pretty much standard I’d say, no? Yes short bulletins tend to just run a sting then come to a Mid Shot but I’d argue that most major bulletins show off their set to an extent in their opening.

Also, it’s the set they’re showing off, not the studio. When I first saw the thread title, I assumed you meant programmes that celebrated the studio centre in their intro in the way Good Morning Britain, Saturday Night Takeaway or old CiN nights used to with Television Centre.

[BBI45]

I’m not quite sure I follow this thread - you are interested in news programmes that include a wide shot in their opening sequence? Pretty much standard I’d say, no? Yes short bulletins tend to just run a sting then come to a Mid Shot but I’d argue that most major bulletins show off their set to an extent in their opening.

Also, it’s the set they’re showing off, not the studio. When I first saw the thread title, I assumed you meant programmes that celebrated the studio centre in their intro in the way Good Morning Britain, Saturday Night Takeaway or old CiN nights used to with Television Centre.

With regards to your first point, I'm not looking for a wide shot on it's own. What I was trying to drive at was intros which incorporate the set in some way or another, be that elements appearing on screens, or the use of augmented reality.

As for your second point, I've updated the title.

[bbpro]

I used to love the Sky News 2005 era with it’s whizzing around the studio intro.

https://youtu.be/folM2K4M2hk

[deejay]

German news programmes seem to like this style - Tagesshau and related programmes on the ARD network don’t really have a title sequence other than a wide shot of their set.

https://youtu.be/5lEd5D2J27Y

[Ballyboy]

https://youtu.be/o8X2c1sHHcw, ITV news central have included their sets in intros and outros as far back as 2004 like this clip, that had that ugly looking sofa from 2004-2015 too haha

[AnotherRandomPerson]

Especially in Germany, there are countless openings that include studio shots:
WDR aktuell (public service for North-Rhine-Westphalia)
https://youtu.be/WfEhUv0M2i4
Schleswig-Holstein Magazin (public news programme for Schleswig-Holstein)
https://youtu.be/uwnn-Ee3Bewx

Tagesschau uses a studio shot in the opening since 1999:
https://youtu.be/13undgDR0lc
and zdf heute's intro was just the word heute on a studio shot for almost two decades:
https://youtu.be/mFE_7epBHxw
DR's tv-avisen intro also used a studio shot in the 90s:
https://youtu.be/67UibF0CGaw