PE
indeed they do. Then they go and shrink them down into the tiny box instead of using the design properly.
Does it matter? I don't think many people on the production teams mind that much to be fair...
Well many people like to read the cast list at any rate but you don't even get that now.
The problem I have is them going to the trouble of making an ECP template and then not using the bloody thing. It's stupid.
Pete
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Aston posted:
Hymagumba posted:
Aston posted:
Well, to be fair the most important part of a programme for me is the actual content, not the titles or the credits.
By shrinking the credits it means that the presenters get more time to talk to the audience and set competitions etc.
You'll notice that most CBBC produced programmes have their credits over to one side of the screen, meaning that the other half can be used to go back to the CBBC studio and trail what's coming up. This allows the credits to remain full sized.
By shrinking the credits it means that the presenters get more time to talk to the audience and set competitions etc.
You'll notice that most CBBC produced programmes have their credits over to one side of the screen, meaning that the other half can be used to go back to the CBBC studio and trail what's coming up. This allows the credits to remain full sized.
indeed they do. Then they go and shrink them down into the tiny box instead of using the design properly.
Does it matter? I don't think many people on the production teams mind that much to be fair...
Well many people like to read the cast list at any rate but you don't even get that now.
The problem I have is them going to the trouble of making an ECP template and then not using the bloody thing. It's stupid.