Showing posts with label Film. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Film. Show all posts

Thursday, 10 November 2011

ITV Drama Trailer (Channel Branding)

This is a trailer to show all the dramas that ITV will be showing this Winter 2011, the logo has changed to an animated, glittery, more christmassy style, but still remains in the usual ITV positioning.

ITV Trailer

Another ITV trailer, although this one has the menu across the bottom to advertise when the programme will be on (Maybe this will need adding to mine?)

Wednesday, 9 November 2011

Dispatches: China's Lost Children

A beautifully made film, the music and flow of the piece really sets the scene, it is incredibly haunting as well with the desolate scenery, and the vastness of the Great Wall of China with the images of the 'lost children' really homes in on the kinds of numbers in question. When the fact appears on the screen, '70,000 children are abducted from China each year.' It creates a very unsettling atmosphere, I myself, was not prepared for that number.

I would love to have the knowledge and equipment to film something like this, especially for this brief.



Tuesday, 8 November 2011

BBC Trailer: Eastenders Xmas

This is a trailer showing the BBC logo present throughout, but as it's BBC the logo is placed in the centre at the bottom.

ITV Trailer: Coronation Street

This ITV trailer for Coronation Street has the date of the screening in a central alignment to the programme name, with the ITV logo remaining in the left and the sponsor in the bottom right.

Friday, 4 November 2011

CCTV Footage

CCTV compared to normal film: - Blurry - Jittery - Colours are dull - Time/date etc. on bottom. This video is solely for the purpose of analysing the visual of CCTV.

Thursday, 3 November 2011

CCTV 'Style'

This is a much more smoother video, however the colours still seem dull, and it is blurry. The time and date are much smaller in the top left corner. It's pretty hard to find footage that isn't going to be too distressing although I am not saying this ordeal wouldn't have terrified the worker. This video is solely for the purpose of analysing the visual of CCTV.