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Animated character/ video cutout of real person, sat on top of a large bottle drinking the liquid through a straw, starts to blow up and explodes into the channels name

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5 clips, 5 senses. Focus on one sense in each clip.

Film/photography based idea.

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Taste - visuals that trigger a memory of a taste. Something familiar and generic.

'Requiem for a dream' visuals:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pQd18BhYJnw

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Looking at sounds of materials or familiar sounds that relate to a creative practice.

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Scattered grids with moving image in each one. The clips transfer through each grid starting at the left and ending at the right. Inspiration from the bcc oneness idents.

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CC - Creative Collective

Letters/numbers - something simple

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Words associated with COVID/ lockdown which would be used within channel name;

coronavirus

Quarantine

Isolate

Social distance

Online

Pandemic

Outbreak

Community

Spreader

Contagious

Virus

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Touch - how to create a visual for the sense 'touch'.

BBC2's psychedelic idents:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=szX9L8J6CC8

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By definition: 'a collider in which superconducting magnets are used to accelerate particles to energies of millions of megavolts.'

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'hit by accident when moving'
'come into conflict or opposition'

Synonyms: diverge, conflict, disagree, clash, differ.

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Interpretation of elements:
Fire, air, water, earth.

Section, part, ingredient, portion, segment, detail, strand.

Elements of design:
7 core elements of design - line, colour, shape, form, value, space and texture.

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Which platform? What audience?

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Narration: Original work or reading of some sort. Poems, extracts?

Sound effects: Reflecting the visuals on screen.

Music: Original music created ourselves or clip from an existing song (copyright issues?).

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One 1 min ident or couple of different shorter idents.

One long one with one aspect/idea behind it or couple with different approaches (having a couple could help include everyone's ideas effectively and show individual strengths). Depends on timeframe and our ability to create in the time we have.

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Sophie: Being creative with everyday objects. 

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Sophie: Being creative with everyday objects. 

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An everyday object shown in multiple uses. Eg Cup=Vase, goldfish bowl, pen holders, pant pot, catch a spider...the ident flickers through as the cup stays stationary but charges with what’s inside. Each ident is a different object. (Could be made bit comical by using a bra or something and saying it could be birds nest, egg holder....)

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Object eg. paper, gets passed around different zoom screens/ clips. One part scrumpled paper second part paper aeroplane, third part aeroplane flies across screen, fourth could turn into an illustration etc.

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Collective chaos
Collision creations
Outbreak

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Interacting between screens, passing objects and interacting with each other in a way that makes the style consistent

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Everyone in the group chooses one aspect of the idents creation. This way everyone gets equal opportunity to be involved in the making of the ident

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A possible route, easier to understand and create a successful ident with this method

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A creative channel: what needs to be included in the visuals?

Materials, styles, mediums?

Clashing/opposing things coming together (supercollider)

Animating objects that become new and unusual things. Like the banana into buttons from Anna Lomax's workshop.

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Colour palette?
Kinds of objects?
What format?

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Load of bread as a toaster

Supernoodle hay bales or hair

Broccoli trees

Breakfast face

Hairbrush hedgehog

Eyelashes Venus fly trap , spiders

Lipstick road lines

Charge cable snake

Hair staightners crocodile

Forklift as a makeup palette- forklifts lift palettes

Door handle elephant

Balloon grapes

Coca Cola sweets in a Coca Cola bottle

Party rings or donuts as wheels

Sprinkle rain

Ice cream clouds

Rocket lolly- actual rocket

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Stop Motion Cooking - How To Make Food From Luxury Objects

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What If You Add To The Pasta Everyday Objects | Tasty Or Not?

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Western Spaghetti, the internet’s first viral stop-motion cooking animation

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In 2008, the Oscar and Emmy-nominated director PES created Western Spaghetti, a surreal stop-motion animation that took the internet by storm. It swapped

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Monkey from an old bag

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The letter b from random objects

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Faces on bottles and boxes

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Trying stop motion

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Stop motion with sound