Nov 30

the ronin: Making Slough Happy (BBC Interactive)

post Category: motion graphics post postNovember 30, 2007

[via youtube]

Commissioned by BBC’s interactive department, The Ronin worked on the graphic interface and overall aesthetic of the intro sequence to an interactive show which played directly after all four episodes of Making Slough Happy which aired in Fall 2005. The aim of the interactive program was to take you through a day in your life where you made decisions via the interface on your remote control that determined how happy a person you were. All interfaces were embedded into the invironment which was a first for television. The featured movies on display here show a male/female selection process, a couple of the interfaces and various other graphic elements placed throughout the 20 minute duration of the show. All interactivity has been removed hence you are automaticly selecting female as your gender.
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