Channel 5

  March to September 2002

Idents

Channel 5 launched a new look on 4th March 2002 in an attempt to get a more sophisticated look. The Channel brought in a raft of new onscreen idents, to “refresh” the look of the channel. The broadcaster said the new idents would continue to evolve throughout the year.

A daytime, peak time and a movie treatment will be introduced, along with a new one for documentaries and factual shows. The new idents were given the go-ahead by Channel 5’s new director of marketing and communications, David Pullen, who joined the broadcaster that week from MTV.

A Channel 5 spokesman said: “The new idents reflect the evolving nature and maturing content of the channel. The Channel 5 creative department has refreshed the core brand elements to produce a smarter and more sophisticated on-air look.”

Ident - Light Orange

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A light orange version of the ident. Two version were used with slightly different music.

Ident - Dark Orange

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A dark orange version of the ident. Two version were used with slightly different music.

Ident - Light Blue

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A light blue version of the ident. Two version were used with slightly different music.

Ident - Dark Blue

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A dark blue version of the ident. Two version were used with slightly different music.

Ident - Pink

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A pink version of the ident. Two version were used with slightly different music.

Ident - Light Orange Film

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A light orange version of the ident used before films.

Ident - Dark Orange Film

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A dark orange version of the ident used before films.

Ident - Light Blue Film

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A light blue version of the ident used before films.

Ident - Dark Blue Film

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A dark blue version of the ident used before films.

Ident - Pink Film

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A pink version of the ident used before films.