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===Background=== |
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These are the continuity bumpers used by [[Sky News]]. |
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'''Visuals:''' |
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===1st Bumper (September 1, 1993-October 31, 1995)=== |
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Sky News break bumper (1993) (credit - TVARK).mp4 |
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'''Visuals:''' On a blue background, a blue ring and "'''SKY'''" fly into its position, which forms the Sky logo, while a rectangle containing a black rectangle on the left, and the world map with a thin red rectangle below on the right rotates to the center of the screen, as a vertical glass pane is seen connected to it and "NEWS", which is seen scrolling around on the top and bottom sides, also rotates into their position. The Sky logo and "'''NEWS'''" are later seen rotating onto the left part and the right part of the rectangle, respectively, forming the horizontal lock-up of the 1993 Sky News logo. |
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'''Technique:''' CGI by Novocom/GRFX. |
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'''Audio:''' The shortened version of the channel's theme, with an announcer saying "You're watching Sky News." |
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===2nd Bumper (November 1, 1995-August 31, 1996)=== |
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Sky News breakbumper (1995) (credit - TVARK).jpg |
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Sky News break bumper (1995) (credit - TVARK).mp4 |
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'''Visuals:''' The horizontal lock-up of the 1995 Sky News logo, consists of the golden 1995 Sky logo with "'''''News'''''" in white with a gold border inside of a blue rectangle with a gold border, is seen zooming in on an animated blue ribbon background with a blue-tinted globe on the top-right, with the Sky logo flashing and the right side of the logo shining. |
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Latest revision as of 05:42, 20 August 2024
Chow Woon Gan
Captures by
Gilby1385 and Chow Woon Gan
Editions by
Gilby1385 and Chow Woon Gan
Video captures courtesy of
TVARK
Background
These are the continuity bumpers used by Sky News.
1st Bumper (September 1, 1993-October 31, 1995)
.jpg)
Visuals: On a blue background, a blue ring and "SKY" fly into its position, which forms the Sky logo, while a rectangle containing a black rectangle on the left, and the world map with a thin red rectangle below on the right rotates to the center of the screen, as a vertical glass pane is seen connected to it and "NEWS", which is seen scrolling around on the top and bottom sides, also rotates into their position. The Sky logo and "NEWS" are later seen rotating onto the left part and the right part of the rectangle, respectively, forming the horizontal lock-up of the 1993 Sky News logo.
Technique: CGI by Novocom/GRFX.
Audio: The shortened version of the channel's theme, with an announcer saying "You're watching Sky News."
2nd Bumper (November 1, 1995-August 31, 1996)
_(credit_-_TVARK).jpg)
Visuals: The horizontal lock-up of the 1995 Sky News logo, consists of the golden 1995 Sky logo with "News" in white with a gold border inside of a blue rectangle with a gold border, is seen zooming in on an animated blue ribbon background with a blue-tinted globe on the top-right, with the Sky logo flashing and the right side of the logo shining.
Technique: CGI by Novocom.
Audio: None.
