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This document discusses designing TV idents for a new channel. It outlines researching ideas through mind mapping and considering production methods like motion tracking and animation. The target audience is described as mostly female, average age of 19, from middle-class backgrounds with left-wing political views. Other channels with similar audiences are noted, such as E4 and Comedy Central which both focus on comedy programming.
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The document provides details on the production of idents for a fictional youth TV channel called The Grid. It includes descriptions of three ident concepts that involve playing retro-style phone games. The selected ident for production involves a crane game where the player drops blocks to build a tower and reveal the logo. The ident sequence includes shots of gameplay, a zoom out to show it's on a phone, a high score screen, a reaction shot of the player, and finally the logo animation.
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The proposal is for an E4 television channel ident to run for 15-20 seconds. It will feature a TV melting and dripping, with the drips forming the E4 logo. The ident will be shot in the media classrooms using available equipment. It aims to portray the fun and entertaining nature of E4's programs and appeal to their target 15-34 year old audience. Key elements include the TV melting against a background of calm music with sound effects, and using the color purple consistent with E4's branding. The simple concept is intended to clearly identify E4 and be recognizable to their diverse audience.
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Opportunities and limitations of onscreen graphic representations are discussed. Two channels aimed at different audiences, CBeebies and BBC3, have
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This document proposes a reality TV show called "Uncut" that brings together people from different social classes. It would follow a group living together in a house, swapping lives for 4 weeks with restricted contact outside. The intended 16-30 audience would see insights into different social lives. A £2000 budget would cover housing, weekly costs, and participant wages. A 3-page fan site would promote the show through character bios, clips and a purple color scheme to match popular reality TV aesthetics.
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This document discusses the design and purpose of television channel idents. It explains that idents can have different screen tempos and durations. They provide information to viewers about upcoming programs and aim to entertain through creative visuals tailored to each channel's target audience. Channels can interact with viewers through text, words, or verbal announcements. The density of information in idents varies. The main purposes of idents are branding, marketing the channel, and packaging programming between shows to maintain the channel's identity and image.
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designing and production
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- 2. Designing TV Idents!Designing TV Idents! Mind Map
- 3. Designing TV Idents!Designing TV Idents! Production Methods • I will most likely use: – Motion tracking • I will use Motion tracking on the over the shoulder shot of the phone screen and then add the game to the phone screen so that the game will appear on the screen. – Animation • I will animate elements to appear like actions are occurring; if I chose the old game ident idea then an example would be: o in the lines and dots game it will fill in one set of players squares that they completed – Puppet Pin • Allowing me to manipulate a still image may come in handy when doing ideas like the Spiderman Ident from the Movie set o Moving the web slightly to give depth to the location
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