BBC HORIZON // GLOBAL WEIRDING The world's weather has been getting more extreme. Records are being broken all over the planet. Storms are getting bigger, rainfall heavier, and droughts more prolonged. And the world's leading scientists think it's more than just the natural weather cycle. They think something fundamental is going on. It's a phenomenon they're calling it 'Global Weirding'. And it's coming our way.... Rushes MGFX Studio has ventured into the world of weather graphics in a new documentary for acclaimed BBC strand Horizon. Working closely with long time friend of Rushes, BBC Director Dave Stewart, the studio were to provide multiple graphic sequences to illustrate key points in the programme as well as transitional and editorial 'paint' to help tie each aspect of the programme together. 'Bold, simple and strong visuals to compliment the voiceover' was the brief, causing designer Brad Le Riche to turn immediately to Cinema 4D as tool of choice. "Dave wanted to ma! ke sure the graphics were visually interesting while remaining clear in their intent, but they also needed to be multi-tiered, as the topics discussed involved everything from sea temperatures to high level atmospheric wind systems -- it really was the perfect job for C4D!" After a few tests and look development options that were shared with the Horizon team, the final feel was nailed down and the shots were completed. A total of 9 full sequences were created, with by far the most complex being the ...
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