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Matthew Carter: July 2007

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Update to The Press Box on the Rugby Channel. Designed and originally composited by Matthew Carter on Quantel editbox. Updated on Adobe After Effects. Titles for a series about great New Zealand sporting icons. Developed by Martin Crowe and Ian John. Broadcast in 2006 on Sky Sports and Prime TV. The brief was to create an inspiring titles sequence and graphics. The concept was inspired by the wild landscape of New Zealand. Large round shapes spin out to reveal another layer underneath.

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Matthew Carter: March 2007

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The Crowd Goes Wild. An opening and closing title sequence for a nightly programme for sports fans. The programme is quirky, offbeat and with a slightly cynical and irreverent sense of humour. A number of purple 'rivet walled' boxes were made by first drawing the rivets in paintbox, with a moving, rotating shadow around each rivet. They were then multiplied to make a 'wall'. Then several 'walls' contructed into a 'room' or box with lighting added to create depth to the 'purple room' environment. This str...

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Matthew Carter: Sundance Channel

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A spinoff from the Sundance Film festival, this channel was set up to showcase independent film. This is a still from the imagery I created for it in 2001. News studio other blog. Set design for Williams up front. Promotion for Sky Digital Music. The Crowd Goes Wild. Title sequence for Live Rugby SkyTV. View my complete profile. Http:/ matthewcarter.co.nz.

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Matthew Carter: Williams Up Front

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Titles for the current affairs programme, 'Williams Up Front' produced by Sandy Hodge and presented by Larry Williams for Sky TV. This was created for their first year of production. We wanted a hard news look, with the corporate blue grade and the almost black and white moving images for the guests and presenter. The live footage images were wrapped using Editbox rudimentary 'wrap' funtcion. News studio other blog. Set design for Williams up front. Promotion for Sky Digital Music. The Crowd Goes Wild.

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Matthew Carter: Title sequence for Live Rugby SkyTV

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Title sequence for Live Rugby SkyTV. This title sequence I created in 2001 and has been in use for the opening titles for the live rugby matches on Sky TV (New Zealand). Each picture or 'cell' assembled 6 at a time in Editbox FX. Light flares or 'God Rays' created the old fashioned way by multiplying each frame by 100 and zooming it. Then integrating each 100 frame chunks back to single frames again. Colour graded in Editbox. News studio other blog. Set design for Williams up front. The Crowd Goes Wild.

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Matthew Carter: Williams Up Front

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A current affairs programme on Sky TV with Larry Williams hosting. I decided on a highly graphic 'web' style look for this title sequence. The programme is a serious current affairs one with political heavyweights, guests from business and occasionally from entertainment. The theme uses a font which I've modified to give a newsprint/blockprint type of look. These and other graphical elements form a wire-like structure on two planes that dissect each other at 90 degrees. Programme produced by Sandy Hodge.

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Matthew Carter: Sports 365

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Title sequence for 'Sport 365', a nightly sports news programme on Sky NZ. I created the 3d logo slab and title in a very simple 3d software, 'Cool3d'. A targa sequence of this was loaded into Editbox for the composition. Lights and 'spirograph' lines hand drawn in paintbox and treated in Mix/FX in Editbox. The live footage rolls down very quickly into frame with a bounce on each scene like a film strip coming to an halt on a telecine machine. Produced by Lee Knighting and Tui McKendrick.

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Matthew Carter: The Press Box

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Update to The Press Box on the Rugby Channel. Designed and originally composited by Matthew Carter on Quantel editbox. Updated on Adobe After Effects. News studio other blog. Set design for Williams up front. Promotion for Sky Digital Music. View my complete profile. Http:/ matthewcarter.co.nz.

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Matthew Carter: Holmes on PrimeTV

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Large round shapes spin out to reveal another layer underneath. Images of Paul Holmes and his guests appear and again spin out to reveal large letters of the title: 'HOLMES'. Finally they roll back to form the title in full with Paul shoving them into place. Titles designed and composited on Quantel editbox. Studio chromakey shoot of Paul at Sky TV. Titles Designed and directed by Matthew Carter. News studio other blog. Set design for Williams up front. Promotion for Sky Digital Music.

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Matthew Carter: The Chosen Ones

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Titles for a series about great New Zealand sporting icons. Developed by Martin Crowe and Ian John. Broadcast in 2006 on Sky Sports and Prime TV. The brief was to create an inspiring titles sequence and graphics. The concept was inspired by the wild landscape of New Zealand. Concept designed by Matthew Carter in Paintbox. Effects created using standard tape FX. Composited by Matthew Carter in Quantel editbox. News studio other blog. Set design for Williams up front. Promotion for Sky Digital Music.