Whilst on Liquid TV's website I also found this animation, which I thought was a great example of a nice blend of both 2D and 3D animation.
It's described on Liquid's website as the following, "We were comissioned to make an opening sequence for ITV's coverage of England football matches. We wanted to take a slightly different approach, so the balls of fire and endless whist-less glances in t'yonder from the England football players were ditched. We instead pitched an idea which contained no football in it what so ever, except for an occasional reference. We wanted to create a feeling of pride in the country, its diverse cultures and architecture ... it's a celebration, not of the players but of the country they play for" http://www.liquid.co.uk
In a similar way to the way that in the F1 titles the viewers are taken on a trip out of the stands onto the track, here viewers are taken on a trip around London in an attempt to create a sense of pride. I think that they are successfull in created that feeling amongst the viewers and one thing that helps to do this is the soundtrack that accompanies it. The iconic music that plays alongside the exciting visuals has been used alongside many sporting triumphs. The music comes together at the end with a roaring cheer as the Wembley Stadium is revield and we as viewers are shown both the Saint George flag and the England teams emblem.
It's described on Liquid's website as the following, "We were comissioned to make an opening sequence for ITV's coverage of England football matches. We wanted to take a slightly different approach, so the balls of fire and endless whist-less glances in t'yonder from the England football players were ditched. We instead pitched an idea which contained no football in it what so ever, except for an occasional reference. We wanted to create a feeling of pride in the country, its diverse cultures and architecture ... it's a celebration, not of the players but of the country they play for" http://www.liquid.co.uk
In a similar way to the way that in the F1 titles the viewers are taken on a trip out of the stands onto the track, here viewers are taken on a trip around London in an attempt to create a sense of pride. I think that they are successfull in created that feeling amongst the viewers and one thing that helps to do this is the soundtrack that accompanies it. The iconic music that plays alongside the exciting visuals has been used alongside many sporting triumphs. The music comes together at the end with a roaring cheer as the Wembley Stadium is revield and we as viewers are shown both the Saint George flag and the England teams emblem.
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