I'm thinking some of these new idents might have a very short life, as I doubt clips of hangover pills will be very relevant even in a weeks time, let alone at the end of January.
I still think it seems quite a mess to use special idents and normal idents at the same time when the styles of them are completely different. The two styles couldn't be further apart.
A fourth sting spotted on BBC One Northern Ireland at lunchtime. Looked vaguely like green dirt being sucked up by a hoover - with the end of the hoover pipe forming the 'o' of 'one'.
Looks like vacuuming up the Christmas tree needles...
A fourth sting spotted on BBC One Northern Ireland at lunchtime. Looked vaguely like green dirt being sucked up by a hoover - with the end of the hoover pipe forming the 'o' of 'one'.
Looks like vacuuming up the Christmas tree needles...
It was the Next/Later graphic that I saw at lunch - not the sting. Wasn't recogniseable as Christmas tree needles on that graphic. Definitely more obvious on the sting.
:-(
A former member
But not in scotland, you would think that would be used straight away.
:-(
A former member
Scotland are using the stings to fill gaps, if local promos running times dont add up.
I'm thinking some of these new idents might have a very short life, as I doubt clips of hangover pills will be very relevant even in a weeks time, let alone at the end of January.
I believe the idea is that they'll often be used on weekends...
I still think it seems quite a mess to use special idents and normal idents at the same time when the styles of them are completely different. The two styles couldn't be further apart.
I agree. I stick by the idea that they could easily do an ident without a lead in with a little spinning globe replacing the 'o' and a more appropriate mix of the music to fit into news/current affairs so that the old idents don't have to appear at all. I'm hoping that they're testing the water with these and that they could develop them into a full package.
