Wednesday 25 November 2015

Ident 2 Ideas

We came up with several ideas for our ident which is filmed these include using marbles, ink or water.

Ink Ident
We thought the idea of the ink in water would look amazing especially in slow motion, we found several videos online showcasing how good it can look. Our plan is for the ink to come down from the top and then the name of the company appears




An ident that has influenced us is from Watch. In this ident the colourful fluid nature of the ink will look wonderful when filmed. This ident is 22 seconds however whereas ours can only be around 5, however this looks something we certainly want to achieve. We most likely however wouldn't be able to ink more than two colours at a time.



The ident which is shown below is similar to how we would want ours to look.



Marble Ident
We thought that the marble ident would work effectively due to the perfectly spherical marbles which when filmed would look beautiful. The sound of marbles rolling also could be incorporated into the ident which give the ident a recognisable sound.

I couldn't find any idents involving marbles however many different idents involve circles showing how effective they can be.

BBC One's many different idents all involve a circle in one way or another



Many different production company idents also involve spinning circles which is another idea that we are investigating with doing with marbles, these look extremely professional.





Water Ident
This ident would involve the use of water falling and splashing onto a surface, either in slow motion or in real time. We think this could work due to the almost unrealistic look that water can sometimes have. This ident may also involve reflection which works very effectively when filmed at the right angle in the right lighting. This ident could also involve the water falling onto a plate, this also links in the previous idea where I have talked about how professional a circle looks in an ident.

We are going to test out all these ideas and then work out which ones work the best as an ident and then explore that ident further.

AF

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