Uploaded August 2022 | Updated September 2026, 1 day ago
Thought I'd upload this now as a result of reaching 9,500. This is a new series, this is like ITV America and BSA except I have no limits on what to do.
This animation was planned out a YEAR ago. The first scene before the transition to the 'snowglobe' scene's animation process first started on November 17 2021. I didn't get back to focusing on its completion until the 28th of July. It was then completed on the 1st of July. The animation process of the snowglobe scene started and completed a day after. The only thing I did not model was the helicopter.
As this ident and obviously the whole Iridium TV stuff is fictional/alternate history, I might as well provide fictional information about this ident:
This is the generic ident that was voluntarily adopted for city-wide stations, this was not meant for the statewide network groups (which you'll see later in this series). The ident was made in-house by the Los Angeles station on January 1, 1989, so this was the first version of the ident before the nationwide version came a month later. Although the other stations did not have the same architecture design as the Los Angeles building as seen in this ident, the first scene was not modified when it was used by other stations.
Thought I'd upload this now as a result of reaching 9,500. This is a new series, this is like ITV America and BSA except I have no limits on what to do.
This animation was planned out a YEAR ago. The first scene before the transition to the 'snowglobe' scene's animation process first started on November 17 2021. I didn't get back to focusing on its completion until the 28th of July. It was then completed on the 1st of July. The animation process of the snowglobe scene started and completed a day after. The only thing I did not model was the helicopter.
As this ident and obviously the whole Iridium TV stuff is fictional/alternate history, I might as well provide fictional information about this ident:
This is the generic ident that was voluntarily adopted for city-wide stations, this was not meant for the statewide network groups (which you'll see later in this series). The ident was made in-house by the Los Angeles station on January 1, 1989, so this was the first version of the ident before the nationwide version came a month later. Although the other stations did not have the same architecture design as the Los Angeles building as seen in this ident, the first scene was not modified when it was used by other stations.
