Draft:ITV1: Difference between revisions
Jump to navigation
Jump to search
no edit summary
imported>Michael Kenchington |
imported>LTPHarry No edit summary |
||
| Line 192: | Line 192: | ||
'''Nicknames:''' "ITV People" | '''Nicknames:''' "ITV People" | ||
'''Logo:''' We see a montage of various ITV1 personalities, which ends with the ITV1 logo in 3D sliding toward the bottom right in pieces before coming together. | '''Logo:''' We see a montage of various ITV1 personalities, which ends with the ITV1 logo in 3D sliding toward the bottom right in pieces before coming together. There were four different sets featured, all featuring stars that varied. | ||
'''Variant:''' | '''Christmas Variant:''' For Christmas 2002, Granada and Carlton stuck to the regular idents, but added shooting stars to the ITV1 logo. | ||
''' | '''Later Variant:''' In October 2003, the ident package was changed to one where the ITV1 logo revolves and forms itself on a background of spinning {{color|blue}} panels. Also, in this variant, the logo zooms in a bit. | ||
'''Music/Sounds:''' A rather uninspired jazz-like tune, | '''Idents''': Each ident featured a certain celebrity behind one of four different sets. | ||
* '''Stage and Steps''' - Used for the big-name stars. | |||
** Celia Black (''Blind Date'') | |||
** Des O'Connor | |||
** Chris Tarrant (''Who Wants to Be a Millionaire?'') | |||
* '''Brick Wall''' - Mainly used for Sports and News stars. | |||
** Trevor McDonald | |||
** John Suchet and Harry Hill | |||
** Katie Derham | |||
** Ally McCoist | |||
** Des Lynam | |||
** Robbie Earle (''Premiership'' footage) | |||
** Mary Nightingale | |||
** Carol Vorderman (''Soap Star Lives'') | |||
* '''Backstage''' - Mainly used for Drama and Soap stars, although other stars made appearances as well. | |||
** Frank Skinner (''The Frank Skinner Show'') | |||
** Diane Parish and Jane Danson (''The Bill'') | |||
** Hermione Norris (''Wire in the Blood'' and ''Cold Feet'') | |||
** Keira Knightley | |||
** Leah Bracknell and Peter Amory (Emmerdale, they also had idents of just themselves) | |||
** Jeff Steward and Paul Usher (The Bill) | |||
** Pal Aron, Karl Collins and Mark Wingett (The Bill) | |||
** Caroline Quentin | |||
** Robert Bathurst and Hermione Norris | |||
** Glynis Barber | |||
** David Suchet | |||
** Liz Dawn | |||
** Martin Kemp (''Serious and Organized'') | |||
** Amanda Redman (''At Home With The Braithwaites'') | |||
** Derek Fowlds (''Heartbeat'') | |||
** Johnny Briggs (''Coronation Street'') | |||
** Susie Amy | |||
** James Nesbitt and Helen Baxendale (''Cold Feet'') | |||
** Gaynor Faye | |||
** Gabby Logan (''Premiership'' Footage) | |||
** Bill Roache (''Coronation Street'') | |||
** Linda Henry | |||
* '''Yellow and Blue Tiles''' - Mainly used for younger stars. | |||
** Ant and Dec (''Pop Idol'', ''Ant and Dec's Saturday Night Takeaway'', etc. They were the first two personalities shown under the then-new ident package and their idents were extensively shown in the pre-launch marketing. Two variants exist.) | |||
** Tess Daly and Brian Dowling (''SMTV Live'') | |||
** Geri and Pete | |||
** Tina O'Brien | |||
** Tracy Shaw (Coronation Street) | |||
** Davina McCall (''The Brit Awards'', ''Popstars: The Rivals'') | |||
** Kelvin Fletcher and Sammy Winward (''Emmerdale'') | |||
** Trisha Goddard (''Trisha'') | |||
** Geri Halliwell | |||
* '''Generic''' - The ITV1 logo forms in a blue spotlight on a Black Background. This was used for serious and news programming. | |||
* '''Brits 2003''' A special ident package made for the 2003 Brit Awards. Some featured musical personalities and some featured the presenter Davina McCall. | |||
* '''Koala Puppets''' - Made to promote the second series of ''I'm a Celebrity... Get Me Out of Here!'', two Koala Puppets that were used in pre-launch material for the show are seen. This was used on the show's debut and finale days in 2003. | |||
In the 2003 package, they were replaced with a new set of idents, with some new additions. | |||
* Ant and Dec | |||
* Pauline Collins | |||
* Melanie Sykes | |||
* Lynda Bellingham | |||
* Nicholas Owen and John Suchet (''ITV News'' presenters) | |||
* Gaby Logan | |||
* Martin Bashir (''Tonight with Trevor McDonald'') | |||
* Cat Deeley (''CD:UK'' and ''The Royal Variety Performance'') | |||
* Pete Waterman, Neil Fox and Nikki Chapman (''Pop Idol'') | |||
* Various stars from ''The Bill'' | |||
* Various stars from ''Emmerdale'' | |||
* Various stars from ''Coronation Street'' | |||
* Katie Derham (''ITV News'' presenter) | |||
* Rhona Cameron (''Russian Roulette'') | |||
* Jim Rosenthal (''F1 Grand Prix'' footage) | |||
* Philip Schofield (''This Morning'') | |||
* Chris Tarrant (''Who Wants to Be a Millionaire?'') | |||
* Mark Durden-Smith (''Junior Eurovision Song Contest'') | |||
* Wendy Craig (''The Royal'') | |||
* Julie Graham (''Between the Sheets'') | |||
'''FX/SFX:''' All live action, with the panels and zooming of the logo. These were designed by BDA Creative. | |||
'''Music/Sounds:''' Depends on the ident, This is sometimes accompanied by a continuity announcement. | |||
* Stage and Steps - A jingle that starts off with a drum roll. | |||
* Brick Wall - A rather uninspired jazz-like tune. | |||
* Backstage - A slow piano piece. | |||
* Yellow and Blue tiles - A funky tune. | |||
In the 2003 version, an equally uninspired guitar tune is added to the mix. | |||
'''Availability:''' Extinct. Check your tapes for the logo. | '''Availability:''' Extinct. Check your tapes for the logo. | ||
| Line 233: | Line 314: | ||
'''Variants:''' | '''Variants:''' | ||
* | *Love: In order, we see a mother holding her son, a woman taking some shoes out of a box, a man admiring himself in a mirror, and two people hugging a tree in a field. | ||
* | *Joy: We see a woman walking through a forest, a dog looking out of a car window, two people at the beach in the ocean, a woman opening a tent, and children playing in a field. | ||
* | *Pride: We see an old woman looking at a drawing, a boy walking upstairs with food for his mother, a man washing his car, a boy with his mouth open, and a man moving his bike out of a garage. | ||
* | *Embarrassment: We see a man with a towel wrapped around him, a woman with her dress in the wrong place, a boy getting the wrong haircut, and a woman on a train with a man trying to sleep on her. | ||
* | *Sadness: We see two people hugging, a girl looking sad in a school corridor, a woman in bed looking like she's crying, and a man sat in a cinema staring at a screen. | ||
* | *Surprise: We see a bucket of water being dumped on two women, two children popping out of a cardboard box, a man almost getting hit in the face by a newspaper, and some cows being scared away, | ||
'''FX/SFX:''' Live action and the logo splitting. | '''FX/SFX:''' Live action and the logo splitting. | ||
| Line 258: | Line 339: | ||
'''Variants:''' | '''Variants:''' | ||
* | *Basketball: The camera pans from the back of a basketball stand onto a small basketball pitch atop a building in a city. We see yellow flowers and vines begin to creep up the basketball stand. | ||
* | *Beach: The camera pans across a beach, where we see a yellow windbreaker begin to twist and fly up into the sky. | ||
* | *Market: We pan through a busy market with lots of people walking by, as some yellow birds fly past the camera and fly around the market. | ||
* | *Boat: We start at a reed bed next to a river, as the camera pans up and over to reveal a man rowing a small boat through the river, with small yellow fish swirling around the paddles. | ||
* | *Pavement Art: We see some people drawing yellow lines on concrete with yellow chalk, before the camera pans over to reveal a bustling city street below, with lots of people walking around a maze of yellow art. | ||
* | *Bicycle: We see someone riding down a street on a bicycle at night, as yellow moths fly around and illuminate the street. The camera then pans over to a streetlamp with lots of yellow moths swirling around it. | ||
* | *Bubbles: The camera pans through a field full of people running around and blowing yellow bubbles into the area, and the camera pans into the sky to show lots of large yellow bubbles. | ||
* | *Fountains:The camera pans through a dark city street, which suddenly becomes illuminated by multiple yellow streams shooting out from the road. The ITV 1 logo is glowing and reflected in the concrete on this variant. | ||
* | *Buildings: We pan through a busy city, when the glass windows on the buildings begin to flip around and cascade, turning yellow. | ||
* | *Garden: We start in a small garden with some children playing, before the camera pans down into the grass, revealing lots of yellow bugs and plants. | ||
In 2010, the idents were revamped slightly, with the logo becoming bigger and a glossy gradient being added to the {{color|gold|yellow}} blocks, which themselves became more rounded. If watching on the HD channel, the word 'hd' would appear next to the logo with a transparent glass-like texture. The existing variants were updated with the new logo, and the following new variants were added: | In 2010, the idents were revamped slightly, with the logo becoming bigger and a glossy gradient being added to the {{color|gold|yellow}} blocks, which themselves became more rounded. If watching on the HD channel, the word 'hd' would appear next to the logo with a transparent glass-like texture. The existing variants were updated with the new logo, and the following new variants were added: | ||
* | *Sunflowers: The camera pans over a computer generated sunny field with clouds rapidly passing by, as the yellow sunflowers below begin to blossom. | ||
* | *Snakes and Ladders: We see a busy yellow construction site that looks vaguely like a snakes and ladders board, as construction workers carry out their work in a very organised and arranged manner. | ||
* | *Lanterns: We pan through a dark field full of people holding yellow lanterns, and as they let go of them, the camera follows them and pans into the sky. | ||
* | *Dodgems: We see an arena full of dodgems (or bumper cars) driving around in an organised fashion, swirling around each other. | ||
'''Trivia:''' More so than most other logos, these were quite the complicated coproduction in terms of the amount of studios involved. The idents were based on a creative concept from Red Bee Media, directed by Pleix, produced by Blink Productions, and were handled in post production by The Mill. | '''Trivia:''' More so than most other logos, these were quite the complicated coproduction in terms of the amount of studios involved. The idents were based on a creative concept from Red Bee Media, directed by Pleix, produced by Blink Productions, and were handled in post production by The Mill. | ||