I posted last night after the last episode went out that I thought this was one of the best things I had ever seen on TV, then I took it down because I thought I was being a bit previous.
But I slept on it now, and yes, it definitely is.
Wherever you live, wherever you are, try to see this series, it’s harrowing in places, but you won’t regret it.
For best Title Sequence.
We’re all very happy and a tad emotional.
Well done us, and a big thanks to everyone who supported and helped along the way.
“The judges felt this sequence was unique, bold, edgy and very striking. The animation was cleverly done, maintaining a real strength truly befitting the feel of the programme.”
At BDH we did the titles and content graphics for the BBC NHU series Yellowstone.
Using NASA Landsat and height data to create “shuttle-view” aerials, we had the pleasure of matching the mood and lighting of the amazing footage the team shot on location.
Final Delivery was in HD.
“Suppose, if you will, that I am part of a silent Martian invasion and that my intention is slowly to destroy the whole culture of the human race. Where would I start? I would naturally start where thought first grows. I would start with children’s television. My policy would be to give the children only the sort of thing that they ‘already know they enjoy’, like a fizzing diet of manic jelly-babies. This would no doubt be exciting, but their hearts and their minds would receive no nourishment, they would come to know nothing of the richness of human life, love and knowledge, and slowly whole generations would grow up knowing nothing about anything but violence and personal supremacy. Is that a fairytale? Look around you.”
Had a part to play in this planetary compilation from BDH.
Something we did a while back for Proper Telly (Saturday night, Vernon Kay, etc etc):
Paul Greer 