BBC THREE : 2010 Miscellaneous Presentation
Trailers on BBC Three. This style of end-board had fallen from use by mid 2012.
Alternative trailer end boards.
By Summer 2012, the 'Three World' generic end-boards on trailers are rarely used, and have been replaced either with a black background or programme-specific imagery. The 'search box' graphic is an addition from August 2012.
Trailer for BBC Three's BAFTA award winning documentary 'Our War' from August 2012.
Static slides promoting forthcoming programmings.
From October 2010, 'Now, Next and Later' keyed over the Joggers sting.
'Now, Next and Later' over Lightbulb Swinger sting from the same period.
Updated 'Now, Then, Later' menu with the Lightbulb Swinger from July 2011.
Following the London 2012 Olympic Games - during which BBC Three had been broadcasting 24 hours a day - there were a few new additions to the channel's presentation. Here's the plain purple 'Now, Then, Later' menu.
In-programme pointer from July 2011.
'Family Guy' in-programme pointer from November 2011.
The lightbulbs make a distinct reappearance with this end-credit promotion animation from October 2010.
In common with many other channels, BBC Three has a digitally overlaid graphic (DOG) to identify the channel, which is also used to signpost upcoming programmes.
As BBC Three doesn't broadcast all day, holding slides are shown during its down time.
During the 2012 London Olympic Games, BBC Three broadcast 24 hours a day. On Freeview, this was achieved by re-allocating BBC Three's 7pm-onward bandwidth to an additional Red Button service on 302, and effectively closing BBC Parliament to use its 24 hour-a-day bandwidth for BBC Three.
From Thursday 26th July 2012 (before it commenced 24 hour programming on 27th July 2012), and for a short duration after programming had finished in the early hours of Monday 13th August 2012, this holding animation played out with continuous music.
From Thursday 26th July 2012 (before it commenced 24 hour programming on 27th July 2012), and for a short duration after programming had finished in the early hours of Monday 13th August 2012, this holding animation played out with continuous music.
