Technical Analysis Sheet - Ident 3 (E4)
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This ident for E4 is made using clay animation and features many strange and chaotic scenes happening simultaneously, including purple goo covering furniture, a teddy bear coming to life, robots firing lasers, and a fridge spewing small E4 logos. Advanced animation techniques like movement, blurring, sharpening, rotation, and changes in opacity are used to bring the chaotic clay scenes to life over a background of dominant purple colors synonymous with E4 branding. The video is displayed at a resolution of 360p using H.264 compression, which allows for high quality at low data rates but requires more processing power than older codecs.
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Technical Analysis Sheet - Ident 3 (E4)
- 1. Use of text: (Title, Credits, animated captions, stings, idents, interactive menus, web banner) Ident
- 2. Brief description: What do you see? This ident is very different to most others and the ones I have already analysed as it is made using clay. It begins in what appears to be a hotel room setting. You notice that the colour purple is very dominant. We see many, many things happening and if you made a list of what you had seen then there’d probably be more things that you didn’t notice. I noticed the purple goo-like substance covering the curtains, the wall to the right and spewing from the chest of drawers, the desk chair moving up and down, a piece of paper on the top of the drawers transforming into many birds, a teddy bear coming to life, a book floating out from a bedside drawer, an octopuses tentacles reaching out from the headboard of the bed, two robots coming out from two circular boxes, another bed throwing off its quilts, the pillow crawling along the wall, the laser bullets from the robots firing at the wall – turning on several TV's, a slide door opening where a fridge sits, one of the TV’s rotating, the fridge opens and the purple goo this time with small E4 logo’s in them spills out, a animal is lying on a plate floating on the goo which is now on the floor, surrounded by a circling shark, the bed lifting itself into the air, the suitcases open which reveals a large E4 logo made out of cardboard boxes, strobe lights attached to the back wall, what appears to be a safe flings open and Christmas lights fly out and a small group of ducks – just walking about. I did this by repeatedly pausing the video but if you were watching this normally you would not notice the majority of that list.
- 3. Techniques used: Animation, Visual Effects, Colour Rendering, Graphics, Movement There is obviously a lot going on in this ident, and the fact that it is made with clay makes the animation even more amazing as it would have taken a huge amount of time for the animators to finish this. All for 28 seconds of footage. Out of all motion graphics I have analysed this is easily the most eye catching for the sheer amount of things happening. You can tell that the ident is for E4 as soon as the ident starts because the colour purple is so dominant. E4 always use purple in anything they do. E4 have also always been known for their strange and kooky idents that suit their demographic of teenagers to young adults. This ident is just another example of this. The movement is slightly all over the place, just like the things featured in the ident, but this is a good thing as it once again fits to the usual stuff that they do. It begins from the right, tracking to the centre before cutting to the chest of the chest of drawers. From then on the ident cuts to the different scenes, but still maintains its movement as in all scenes aside from the teddy bear scene and the fridge scene it slowly pans up, down, left or right.
- 4. Advanced techniques: Blur, Sharpen, Distortion, Rotation, Opacity Although the colour purple is dominant, there are a lot of colours on show too. They are very bold in appearance. All of it appears fairly sharp, as sharp as clay could appear really. There are a few elements of rotation, such as the pillow on the wall and the TV near the fridge. Again, as it done with clay, it rotates as much as possible for clay. It isn't going to be the most smoothest of transitions between everything because when using clay animation you have to keep stopping, moving the clay and then playing again.
- 5. Technical comments: Video format, Screen ratio, Resolution, Frame rate, Compression The video is played through YouTube; Screen ratio: 16:9 (standard for widescreen) Video format: 360p The codec is Codec: H.264, which is also known as MEPG-4 AVC. Pros: H.264 delivers incredible video quality at data rates one-fourth to one-half the size of previous video formats H.264 offers dramatically lower bit rates and better picture quality than MPEG-2, MPEG-4 or H.263+ It is 2X times more efficient than MPEG-4. and file size is 3X times smaller than comparable MPEG-2 Codecs It is easy to integrate and covers wide range of picture format. Hence used in large application segment Cons: H.264 requires longer encoding time It is certainly not constricted and low-bandwidth friendly More Hardware overhead is also one of the limiting factor Licensing agreements are complicated.