View Full Version : BBC Interludes, why not show them all way thru
BoppinBruce 13-06-2005, 06:58 I wonder if anybody else would like to see the BBC Interludes all the way thru. The skateboarders and the street dancers, the Argentinian, or they look it to me, and the Asian dancers. The high rope dancers. We only get to see about 30 secs of each as a voice over promo or some such thing is taking place. Lets see them all the way thru!
Incidently, why on the one that I think is Argentinian is it raining? And why on the one where there are 9 guys tapdancing is one wearing shorts?
cobaltblue 13-06-2005, 09:53 My favourite is the tango dancers.
LordSnooty 14-06-2005, 16:35 Watcha BB. I'm afraid the short filmed sequences you refer to are called 'idents', not interludes. Interludes were the longer items they used to show during technical breakdowns, such as the 'potters wheel' and 'London To Brighton at 500mph', or whatever it was. Bye!!
cgksheff 14-06-2005, 16:46 Bollywood, Tai Chi, Skateboard, Tango and "Music Video" can be watched at leisure here (http://www.bbc.co.uk/bbcone/downloads/) !
........ and bits of all of them:
Tumbler - Original version
Capoeira
Skateboarders
Tai Chi
Acrobats
Tango
Festival
Ballet
Salsa
Hip Hop
Haka
Tapdogs
Bollywood
Music Video
Maasai
Tai Chi (Rotation)
.... can be seen here (http://www.tvradiobits.co.uk/idents/bbc1d.htm) !
Originally posted by BoppinBruce
I wonder if anybody else would like to see the BBC Interludes all the way thru.
Yes, they would be more interesting than some of the programmes!
cobaltblue 14-06-2005, 18:51 Originally posted by cgksheff
Bollywood, Tai Chi, Skateboard, Tango and "Music Video" can be watched at leisure here (http://www.bbc.co.uk/bbcone/downloads/) !
Cheers for that ckgsheff :thumbsup: I really love the tango'ing!
BoppinBruce 15-06-2005, 08:00 Ah Lord Snooty, does Aunt Maud still call you Marmaduke? I digress yet again. London to Brighton in 4 minutes, how we marvelled at that in my misspent youth. Playing snooker above Burtons the tailors in Luton, listening to rock and roll music, watching James Dean films, getting the cane at school, listening to Educating Archie. Oh happy days
So idents eh? I always thought, from my seven years of broadcasting with BBC idents actually had the station ident on them. In which case these they are not. They are 'fillers' but what is the technical name for them? Anybody know?
That'll teach me, I didn't open the threads above to see that the BBC call them idents, sorry everyone.
Why was I not able to delete this posting by the way?
cgksheff 15-06-2005, 09:04 Originally posted by BoppinBruce
That'll teach me, I didn't open the threads above to see that the BBC call them idents, sorry everyone.
Fair Comment, Bruce.
You may also notice a little red box in all of the clips with "BBC One" written in it. I think that this may qualify as "station identification".
p.s. you can only ask a Mod to delete a post on your behalf.
Apollo_C 15-06-2005, 09:33 Lets have a Dvd of them!!!
LordSnooty 15-06-2005, 18:36 Originally posted by BoppinBruce
I always thought, from my seven years of broadcasting with BBC idents actually had the station ident on them. In which case these they are not.
'You may also notice a little red box in all of the clips with "BBC One" written in it. I think that this may qualify as "station identification".'
They have the BBC logo broadcast with them. In which case, since they are not trails for programmes or adverts, they are idents. And anyway, I am an identical twin, so I should know. What did you do for seven years at the BBC Bruce, while you were broadcasting?
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