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	The "snow" [[Idents\|ident]] came about during heavy snowfall in York in January 2003. [[Jonathan Bufton]] and [[Chris Thornton]] both had the idea of using the snow to do some form of ident for YSTV and so teamed up one Friday morning to film it before the stuff all melted. Initially the idea was to use the patch of ground where the entrance to the Roger Kirk Centre resides today (and was a snow-covered building side at that point), but as Chris lived at the very back of Halifax next to untouched fields there was the opportunity to do something much bigger.		The "snow" [[Idents\|ident]] came about during heavy snowfall in York in January 2003. [[Jonathan Bufton]] and [[Chris Thornton]] both had the idea of using the snow to do some form of ident for YSTV and so teamed up one Friday morning to film it before the stuff all melted. Initially the idea was to use the patch of ground where the entrance to the Roger Kirk Centre resides today (and was a snow-covered building side at that point), but as Chris lived at the very back of Halifax next to untouched fields there was the opportunity to do something much bigger.

	Being filmed from Chris's bedroom window a very cold Jonathan, clutching an A4 print-out of the YSTV logo, attempted to "draw" with his feet, and it was planned that this would simply be sped up later. However it proved virtually impossible to stay within the confines of the camera shot and to get it right in one go, so they cheated. The "close up" sections of the ident at the start of the sequence were filmed in a different area of the field, one letter at a time, on a much smaller scale (indeed on the penultimate shot you can see the "real" logo in the distance). Only the final pull-out shot was filmed from Chris's window. Not long after someone drew a giant [[URY]] logo underneath!		Being filmed from Chris's bedroom window a very cold Jonathan, clutching an A4 print-out of the [[2000 Logo\|YSTV logo]], attempted to "draw" with his feet, and it was planned that this would simply be sped up later. However it proved virtually impossible to stay within the confines of the camera shot and to get it right in one go, so they cheated. The "close up" sections of the ident at the start of the sequence were filmed in a different area of the field, one letter at a time, on a much smaller scale (indeed on the penultimate shot you can see the "real" logo in the distance). Only the final pull-out shot was filmed from Chris's window. Not long after someone drew a giant [[URY]] logo underneath!

	When it was edited and sped-up the "Benny Hill" music seemed apt to set the ident to. It went on to win Best Ident at [[NaSTA 2003]], judged by ident guru Lambie-Nairn.		When it was edited and sped-up the "Benny Hill" music seemed apt to set the ident to. It went on to win Best Ident at [[NaSTA 2003]], judged by ident guru Lambie-Nairn.

Jonathan: Few more details/amend list

2008-05-05T21:06:16Z

Few more details/amend list

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	The "snow" [[Idents\|ident]] came about during heavy snowfall in York in January 2003. [[Jonathan Bufton]] and [[Chris Thornton]] both had the idea of using the snow to do some form of ident for YSTV. Initially the idea was to use the ~~small~~ patch of ~~grass~~ where the entrance to the Roger Kirk Centre ~~now is~~, but as Chris lived at the very back of Halifax next to untouched fields there was the opportunity to do something much bigger.		The "snow" [[Idents\|ident]] came about during heavy snowfall in York in January 2003. [[Jonathan Bufton]] and [[Chris Thornton]] both had the idea of using the snow to do some form of ident for YSTV and so teamed up one Friday morning to film it before the stuff all melted. Initially the idea was to use the patch of ground where the entrance to the Roger Kirk Centre resides today (and was a snow-covered building side at that point), but as Chris lived at the very back of Halifax next to untouched fields there was the opportunity to do something much bigger.

	Being filmed from Chris's bedroom window a very cold Jonathan attempted to "draw" ~~the YSTV logo~~, and it was planned that this would simply be sped up. However it proved ~~difficult~~ to stay within the confines of the camera shot and to get it right in one go, so they cheated. The "close up" sections of the ident were filmed in a different area of the field, one letter at a time, on a much smaller scale (indeed on the penultimate shot you can see the "real" logo in the distance). Only the final pull-out shot was filmed from Chris's window.		Being filmed from Chris's bedroom window a very cold Jonathan, clutching an A4 print-out of the YSTV logo, attempted to "draw" with his feet, and it was planned that this would simply be sped up later. However it proved virtually impossible to stay within the confines of the camera shot and to get it right in one go, so they cheated. The "close up" sections of the ident at the start of the sequence were filmed in a different area of the field, one letter at a time, on a much smaller scale (indeed on the penultimate shot you can see the "real" logo in the distance). Only the final pull-out shot was filmed from Chris's window. Not long after someone drew a giant [[URY]] logo underneath!

	When it was edited and sped-up the "Benny Hill" music seemed apt to set the ident to. It went on to win Best Ident at [[NaSTA 2003]].		When it was edited and sped-up the "Benny Hill" music seemed apt to set the ident to. It went on to win Best Ident at [[NaSTA 2003]], judged by ident guru Lambie-Nairn.

	It is ~~perhaps~~ the first of the "natural" themed idents, which would run for many years afterwards.		It is thought of as the first of the "natural" themed idents, which would run for many years afterwards.

	{{YSTV Productions}}		{{YSTV Productions}}
	[[Category:Productions]]		[[Category:Productions]]
	[[Category:Idents]]		[[Category:Idents]]

Jonathan at 14:41, 26 March 2007

2007-03-26T14:41:39Z

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	The "snow" [[Idents\|ident]] came about during heavy snowfall in York in January 2003. [[Jonathan Bufton]] and [[Chris Thornton]] both had the idea of using the snow to do some form of ident for YSTV. Initially the idea was to use the small patch of grass where the entrance to the Roger Kirk Centre now is, but as Chris lived at the very back of Halifax next to untouched fields there was the opportunity to do something much bigger.		The "snow" [[Idents\|ident]] came about during heavy snowfall in York in January 2003. [[Jonathan Bufton]] and [[Chris Thornton]] both had the idea of using the snow to do some form of ident for YSTV. Initially the idea was to use the small patch of grass where the entrance to the Roger Kirk Centre now is, but as Chris lived at the very back of Halifax next to untouched fields there was the opportunity to do something much bigger.

	~~Filming~~ from Chris's bedroom window a very cold Jonathan attempted to "draw" the YSTV logo, and it was planned that this would simply be sped up. However it proved difficult to stay within the confines of the camera shot and to get it right in one go, so they cheated. The "close up" sections of the ident were filmed in a different area of the field, one letter at a time, on a much smaller scale (indeed on the penultimate shot you can see the "real" logo in the distance). Only the final pull-out shot was filmed from Chris's window.		Being filmed from Chris's bedroom window a very cold Jonathan attempted to "draw" the YSTV logo, and it was planned that this would simply be sped up. However it proved difficult to stay within the confines of the camera shot and to get it right in one go, so they cheated. The "close up" sections of the ident were filmed in a different area of the field, one letter at a time, on a much smaller scale (indeed on the penultimate shot you can see the "real" logo in the distance). Only the final pull-out shot was filmed from Chris's window.

	When it was edited and sped-up the "Benny Hill" music seemed apt to set the ident to. It went on to win Best Ident at [[NaSTA 2003]].		When it was edited and sped-up the "Benny Hill" music seemed apt to set the ident to. It went on to win Best Ident at [[NaSTA 2003]].

Dummy User at 09:16, 26 March 2007

2007-03-26T09:16:15Z

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Dummy User: link back to idents page

2007-03-25T15:15:54Z

link back to idents page

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	The "snow" ident came about during heavy snowfall in York in January 2003. [[Jonathan Bufton]] and [[Chris Thornton]] both had the idea of using the snow to do some form of ident for YSTV. Initially the idea was to use the small patch of grass where the entrance to the Roger Kirk Centre now is, but as Chris lived at the very back of Halifax next to untouched fields there was the opportunity to do something much bigger.		The "snow" [[Idents\|ident]] came about during heavy snowfall in York in January 2003. [[Jonathan Bufton]] and [[Chris Thornton]] both had the idea of using the snow to do some form of ident for YSTV. Initially the idea was to use the small patch of grass where the entrance to the Roger Kirk Centre now is, but as Chris lived at the very back of Halifax next to untouched fields there was the opportunity to do something much bigger.

	Filming from Chris's bedroom window a very cold Jonathan attempted to "draw" the YSTV logo, and it was planned that this would simply be sped up. However it proved difficult to stay within the confines of the camera shot and to get it right in one go, so they cheated. The "close up" sections of the ident were filmed in a different area of the field, one letter at a time, on a much smaller scale (indeed on the penultimate shot you can see the "real" logo in the distance). Only the final pull-out shot was filmed from Chris's window.		Filming from Chris's bedroom window a very cold Jonathan attempted to "draw" the YSTV logo, and it was planned that this would simply be sped up. However it proved difficult to stay within the confines of the camera shot and to get it right in one go, so they cheated. The "close up" sections of the ident were filmed in a different area of the field, one letter at a time, on a much smaller scale (indeed on the penultimate shot you can see the "real" logo in the distance). Only the final pull-out shot was filmed from Chris's window.

Jonathan: Categorised

2007-03-25T13:37:16Z

Categorised

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	It is perhaps the first of the "natural" themed idents, which would run for many years afterwards.		It is perhaps the first of the "natural" themed idents, which would run for many years afterwards.

			{{YSTV Productions}}
			[[Category:Productions]]

Jonathan: Snow page

2007-03-25T12:43:17Z

Snow page

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The "snow" ident came about during heavy snowfall in York in January 2003. [[Jonathan Bufton]] and [[Chris Thornton]] both had the idea of using the snow to do some form of ident for YSTV. Initially the idea was to use the small patch of grass where the entrance to the Roger Kirk Centre now is, but as Chris lived at the very back of Halifax next to untouched fields there was the opportunity to do something much bigger.

Filming from Chris's bedroom window a very cold Jonathan attempted to "draw" the YSTV logo, and it was planned that this would simply be sped up. However it proved difficult to stay within the confines of the camera shot and to get it right in one go, so they cheated. The "close up" sections of the ident were filmed in a different area of the field, one letter at a time, on a much smaller scale (indeed on the penultimate shot you can see the "real" logo in the distance). Only the final pull-out shot was filmed from Chris's window.

When it was edited and sped-up the "Benny Hill" music seemed apt to set the ident to. It went on to win Best Ident at [[NaSTA 2003]].

It is perhaps the first of the "natural" themed idents, which would run for many years afterwards.