Art & Business of Motion began with a simple goal, to spread a bit of happiness through the sharing of good international TV branding work. Since our launch 18 months ago, we have become a key resource for television channel marketers across the globe. You have invited us into your offices, told stories about the real world brand challenges you face, and shared your incredible work and the creative agencies you partner with.
I’m proud to say that we are and continue to be independent, subscription free, and advertiser free. I’m also happy to announce that we have some exciting new features slated for later this year, including a first of its kind Creative Agency Satisfaction Report, which will provide channel marketers valuable insight into the best of the best, not only with a nod to creative excellence but also delivery, satisfaction, and client experience.
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Very nice update! I must say this is one of the few blogs I follow religiously. Thanks for keeping it no frills, to the point, and international. There is so much great work coming out of Europe and Australia/Asia that is underrepresented.
Definitely interested in the creative satisfaction report. We are big fans of the blog here in the office. A few of those other blogs obsess about looking at everything from the creative agencies’ perspective. I for one, think you are onto something here.
Cheers!
Love the blog. Show more work from Australia! We have a few amazing networks here that can compete with creative from the US & UK!
Sadly most of Australia’s FTA channels aren’t too good with branding, the exception being Ten and SBS (ABC3 is quite good for its target audience though).
ABC in general is completely inconsistent (ABC1’s current on-air branding is unattractive and amateurish) and Nine is okay but relies too much on 3D effects than creating a recognisable brand.
Thanks for continuing to run this awesome blog, it’s a constant source of inspiration and one of the only blogs I check instantly when there’s a new post. Keep up the awesome work!
UK channel design has seemed to have taken a back seat to the US “sizzle” approach for a few years, but has recently stepped out of the shadows with work that is being recognized worldwide.
A few of the UKTV rebrands (though some were a major disappointment) as well as beautiful work from SKY and some of the niche networks have been very memorable.
There is a fine line between stale design, safe design, and sharp creative. Putting all this great work in one place is one of the reasons I love your blog.
Keep up the great work, really love reading this blog with the morning tea.
Agree with all the rightfully deserved props from the posters above. Keeping the site focused on broadcast branding and TV design is vital. There’s plenty of sites out there that fully support the commercial apparatus.