JL
I can't be the only one who thinks the sunrise is too close to the logo and text... right?
I can't be the only one who thinks the sunrise is too close to the logo and text... right?
JL
I forgot this existed for a little bit
9:07 has a summary film of the original 1997 rebranding, and I felt like quoting something from the film, specifically from the 15:00 mark:
I shall leave this to your collective imaginations.
I forgot this existed for a little bit
9:07 has a summary film of the original 1997 rebranding, and I felt like quoting something from the film, specifically from the 15:00 mark:
Quote:
If we had used a completely different shape to contain the letters, the result would have looked more like the "Bansted Barrah Council"
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... or the "Big Biro Company". It would have lost it's BBC-ness.
I shall leave this to your collective imaginations.
BS
Well, thanks for that "history lecture". 
Mr. Lambie-Nairn gave me some pretty sage words of advice there.
Mr. Lambie-Nairn gave me some pretty sage words of advice there.
BS
Well of course not. On my part, I actually felt a bit inspired watching that.
Of course, I didn't mean to shoot down your project or anything.
Well of course not. On my part, I actually felt a bit inspired watching that.
BS
Here we go! More BBC News graphics! Today I'm focusing on on-screen graphics, which I altered slightly to go with my "edgy" design as seen in my title screens.
To start off, Here's a TOTH headline:
Studio/presenter shots:
And finally, Breaking News:
To start off, Here's a TOTH headline:
Studio/presenter shots:
And finally, Breaking News:
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BS
I just fixed that through editing the previous post.
That flipper text, is far too small.
I just fixed that through editing the previous post.
CU
I've just discovered this thread, some really good designs, in particular the main BBC News & second Breakfast designs. Thumbs up from me.
Right, here's a small portion of revamped BBC News branding! I'm first gonna focus on the title screens this time before moving on to on-screen graphics, so without further ado, here's my revamped concept on a generic opening for BBC News bulletins.
BBC One bulletins (afternoon, evening and late):
BBC Breakfast:
English regions (London shown here as an example):
And finally, nation-specific news:
BBC One bulletins (afternoon, evening and late):
BBC Breakfast:
English regions (London shown here as an example):
And finally, nation-specific news:
I've just discovered this thread, some really good designs, in particular the main BBC News & second Breakfast designs. Thumbs up from me.
TV
(I put the quote in as a spoiler so it didn't slow the page down)
I think your title cards are good, but it's hard to see how those lower thirds are an improvement on the current ones - I may have said this already but IMHO you should either keep the current L3s or revert to a completely different style.
Whole mock is improving a lot though - I like how, unlike some, you're taking the feedback onboard.
(I put the quote in as a spoiler so it didn't slow the page down)
I think your title cards are good, but it's hard to see how those lower thirds are an improvement on the current ones - I may have said this already but IMHO you should either keep the current L3s or revert to a completely different style.
Whole mock is improving a lot though - I like how, unlike some, you're taking the feedback onboard.