Frame Eleven sends politicians into the sawdust "arena"
On August 29 at 10.20 p.m., the time had come: Swiss television's discussion program "Arena" was broadcast for the first time with a new look. In collaboration with the animation and film experts from Frame Eleven, the design department of Swiss television developed a new on-air design.
On August 29 at 10.20 p.m., the time had come: Swiss television's discussion program "Arena" was broadcast for the first time with a new look. In collaboration with the animation and film experts from Frame Eleven, the design department of Swiss television developed a new on-air design.
In the opener, politicians in suits practise as wrestlers on sand. "There is probably no way of fighting that better symbolizes the essence of Swiss conflict resolution than swinging," Frame Eleven said in a press release on Friday. The preparation for the fight, the start of the fight and then the swing itself - this is also how a political discussion could be described, the production company continues.
The real scenes were recorded with two RED cameras and combined with a virtual 3D world.
In the opener, politicians in suits practise as wrestlers on sand. "There is probably no way of fighting that better symbolizes the essence of Swiss conflict resolution than swinging," Frame Eleven said in a press release on Friday. The preparation for the fight, the start of the fight and then the swing itself - this is also how a political discussion could be described, the production company continues.
The real scenes were recorded with two RED cameras and combined with a virtual 3D world.
