Condor help give BBC project a Voice

Condor Post Productions, based in Greek Street, London, have helped to create an endboard for BBC Broadcast’s TV campaign to promote 'Voices', a UK wide initiative to get unheard voices onto the BBC.
Condor Flame artist Tristian Wake worked closely with BBC Graphic Designer Rheena Aranha to create an endboard, which was used on all of the seven individual trails created for the Voices programme.
The endboard shows trails of words in white, heading from all directions into the centre of a multi-tone green screen. The words represent the range of voices you’ll hear on TV and radio programmes around the UK.
The Voices trails were made by a team of ten BBC Broadcast in-house creatives, who were led by Creative Director Steve East, Creative Producer Deborah Stewart, and Lead Creatives Andrea Kapos and Marcus Jones who developed the original idea.
The creative idea for the trails, developed by BBC Broadcast, allows people to tell their own stories and what they are doing for their communities in their own way. For the TV trails, this involved identifying key characters in the chosen communities and giving them DV cameras to film their own stories with the help of our creatives on site.
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