Showing posts with label TV Ident Brief. Show all posts
Showing posts with label TV Ident Brief. Show all posts

Tuesday, 16 March 2010

Popping Bubble




The bubbles in the cinderella piece when they turn into the logo I'd like to pop so I wanted a close- up of how a bubble popped. Surprisingly I thought a bubble popped from the middle I also drew it like this on my storyboard.
The clip I chose has a magical hint, the liquid of the popped bubble leaves many sprinkles which I thought could be fairy dust as what Tinkerbell leaves behind.

Monday, 8 March 2010

Cinderella


I have decided to develop my idea of the hidden mickeys looking at footage of Cinderella I thought the bubble scene would be easy to find hidden signifiers of the mickey logo. Quite a few can be observed within the sequence though the one above is the best to adapt as I want this image to then morph into the Disney Cinemagic logo.
Cinderella was also a great option as Cinderella's castle is incorporated within the official Disney logo, it's a classic and iconic for Disney. Though the story was originally written by Charles Perrault it is the Disney version people remember.

Concept Drawings






I thought Concept Artwork was dead though after visiting Double Negative a visual effects company based in London I realised this wasnt the case as when the concept designer walked past us our tour guide exclaimed that he draws all day. This made me think of being a concept artist as a possible career aspect. Even though being on a moving image degree computer based I'd much rather prefer and enjoy drawing. This has been a strong interest of mine ever since I can remember and would love to be able to draw all day as a career but still situated within the film industry.
The purpose of concept artwork is to be able to present the visual of the film this can be done through drawing, painting, illustration and 3-D though I would like to be based in 2-D.

Monday, 22 February 2010

Hidden Mickeys





Looking on the Internet I found a site that described the Mickey logos hidden throughout the theme parks but also hidden throughout the films aswell. Represents the idea that Disney is everywhere we could be looking at the logo and not knowing it. Though this gave me an idea searching through existing Disney films catching elements that possibly look like the mickey logo bringing then this image into the foreground as it changes into the Disney Cinemagic logo. If this idea does carry on into the developing stage I have to be careful to not rely too much on existing footage and still be able to carry it off as my own work.

Friday, 19 February 2010

More Disney Cinemagic Idents



I like these idents more than the disney cinemagic ones I posted beforehand. Incorporating parts of the original Disney classics into real-life footage revolving around a story-line I think is a really clever and creative idea. It captures the whole point of the Disney Cinemagic channel and still caters for it's target audience which I think 5-10 year olds would find amusing. It also creates the feeling of ones self becoming part of the film allowing children to feel closer to their favourite chracters. I think maybe looking upon the lines of this type of idea maybe successful.

Disney logo animated




This animation mainly appears at the beginning of a Disney Film preparing you that something magical is about to happen,it certainly does that job. It brings the original Disney logo to life and is complimented by the enchanting music, definitely capturing the viewers attention. Everytime I watch it it gives me goosbumps.

Thursday, 18 February 2010

Disney Cinemagic Channel

For my TV ident I've chosen the channel 'Disney Cinemagic'. Do what you know best and I know Disney. I was first thinking about the 'Disney Channel' then thought against it as it's full to the brim of silly over the top programmes which doesn't show Disney to the best of it's ability. Choosing Disney Cinemagic which broadcasts many Disney films including the classics I would find this much more interesting and appealing.  

Disney Cinemagic Idents




This video contains a few of the Disney Cinemagic idents that have been used. They are very full, creative, the camera moves around alot and contains lots of colour. Many of these elements have to to be taken into consideration when children from around 5-10 are watching with a low attention span. 

MTV Ident



This MTV ident is very much longer than the time I've been given to produce an ident though I thought it was created very well. The colour and feel on whole were complimented by the music.