Hugo Johnson: Time and Space PG02

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Project Brief

What we are looking for

We are looking for entries that demonstrate a clear understanding of the Sky Arts brand. The winning entry will demonstrate originality, technical ability and a high level of craftsmanship. To be eligible to enter you must be currently enrolled in a UK college or university course or you may have recently graduated not earlier than
January 1, 2010.

Requirements for your Sky Art Sting

We are asking you to make a 10 second video with the ARTS logo revealing no later than 8 seconds in.

Your submission must include a soundtrack. We encourage you to use the music available on the Sky Art Stings website which has been selected especially for this project. If you use your own music, the entrant must compose it. No commercial music should be used. If you do include commercial tracks or samples of tracks, your submission will not be eligible.

This piece must be produced in PAL High Definition. We define this video that has an aspect ratio 1920 x 1080 at 72 pixels/inch. If you have any questions concerning this please email skyartstings@bskyb.com.

 

The Sky Arts channels and brand

Sky Arts is all about providing choice – we give arts lovers the content they are passionate about, and make great arts accessible to everyone. The only stable of television channels in the UK dedicated entirely to the arts, Sky Arts screens 24 hours a day across Sky Arts 1 and Sky Arts 2, and their simulcast HD channels Sky Arts 1 HD and Sky Arts 2 HD.

Sky Arts 1’s schedule is crammed full of the best contemporary arts programming, such as rock concerts, documentaries, art series and cutting edge films. The likes of Jimi Hendrix, The Rolling Stones, The Killers and Blur provide stunning concert performances on Centre Stage at 9pm every night, while we get up close and personal with celebrities from Damien Hirst to Lily Allen in the intimate interview series, In Confidence.

The channel’s flagship show, The Book Show, is the UK’s leading television programme dedicated solely to books. The biggest names of the literary world from Salman Rushdie, Patricia Cornwell and Terry Pratchett talk to Mariella Frostrup every week, and the show also visits literary festivals across the country.

Classical focus Sky Arts 2 is the home of Sky Arts’ more classical arts content, featuring the best of the world’s operas from Met Opera, Glyndebourne and La Scala; the big names from the world of jazz, an eclectic mix of contemporary and classical dance, and concerts with the great conductors like Daniel Barenboim, Gustavo Dudamel and Simon Rattle.

Sky Arts 2 also hosts our theatre series Playhouse: Live which saw five brand new plays commissioned for its 2010 run, and on Sunday nights Oscar nominated director Mike Figgis introduces his favourite art movies in Sky Arts Cinema with Mike Figgis.

Your 10 second sting should fit in with the overall look, feel and content of the channels, but don’t be afraid to experiment – mix it, mash it up and come up with something brand new! You can make your sting fit either or both of the channels, but do bear in mind the channels’ very different identities and audiences – Sky Arts 1 is the younger and edgier channel that you can unleash your wildest ideas onto, whereas Sky Arts 2 demands a classy, glossy, high end production that the very demanding and knowledgeable audience can feast on night after night.

Be intelligent, be imaginative and create something that will stun our judging panel silent with its sheer genius. That’s what will make you the winner.

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SKY ARTS Ident

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Final Animation

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Storyboard

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Overview

Hiroshima Animation

The piece is a minute long animated account which revisits the few moment before, during and after the bomb struck Hiroshima. At 8.15, the time of the blast, Kiyoko had just arrived in school. Her school was only one kilometer from ground zero. The bomb had a devastating effect, instantly destroying anything in its path. The piece attempts to visualise both Kiyoko’s perspective from inside the school as well as the devastating effect on the outside. It is broken up by short statements from Kiyoko’s account of the blast which are then visually represented through animation. Time is manipulated to emphasise both the destructive nature of the blast as well as Kiyoko’s vivid memory of the moment which has haunted her mind for over 60 years.

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Test Frames

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Motion Test

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Sketch Book

Notes / Quotes / Thoughts / Statements / Storyboards

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Hiroshima Animation

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