BBC Refresh Project
My attempt at updating the titles for BBC News involves evolution rather than revolution, the current globe by Martin Lambie-Nairn was first seen on-air in 2008, with only minor edits to visuals and music since its introduction. My titles see a visual update to the globe, reflecting the newer simpler design that can be seen on the studio screens, with the animation altered to fit in with the central alignment brought in under the BBC’s ‘Chameleon’ rebrand (that places the BBC logo at the top of the screen, and the channel name at the bottom.
The on-screen infographics are recreation of those used by ‘The Nine’, the former news programme broadcast on the BBC Scotland channel, which I expanded by adding a clock and flipper for use on the BBC News channel. The contents of the square and coloured line can changed to fit the branding of individual programmes from BBC News.
Big Brother
My attempt at updating the titles for BBC News involves evolution rather than revolution, the current globe by Martin Lambie-Nairn was first seen on-air in 2008, with only minor edits to visuals and music since its introduction. My titles see a visual update to the globe, reflecting the newer simpler design that can be seen on the studio screens, with the animation altered to fit in with the central alignment brought in under the BBC’s ‘Chameleon’ rebrand (that places the BBC logo at the top of the screen, and the channel name at the bottom).
The on-screen graphics are a recreation of the graphics used by ‘The Nine’, the main news programme on the BBC Scotland channel.
Good Morning Britain
in the style of Today
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in the style of Today
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BBC Refresh Project
My attempt at updating the titles for BBC News involves evolution rather than revolution, the current globe by Martin Lambie-Nairn was first seen on-air in 2008, with only minor edits to visuals and music since its introduction. My titles see a visual update to the globe, reflecting the newer simpler design that can be seen on the studio screens, with the animation altered to fit in with the central alignment brought in under the BBC’s ‘Chameleon’ rebrand (that places the BBC logo at the top of the screen, and the channel name at the bottom).
The on-screen graphics are a recreation of the graphics used by ‘The Nine’, the main news programme on the BBC Scotland channel.