Nos Jeugdjournaal Intro Download

The design of NOS Journaal has changed many times throughout its history. The first title sequence of the NTS-journaal was, at the time. deem controversial, because it showed footage of women wearing short skirts and men dressed in leotards; the NCRV objected and as such, the footage was removed from the intro.

On 17 December 2005, the NOS Journaal received a rebrand, which was designed by British design agency Lambie-Nairn. The NOS itself also received a new logo, featuring a red 'O', a motif which featured prominently in the logos, title sequences and sets of all programmes produced by the NOS. The radio news bulletins, previously known as NOS Radio Nieuws, were also renamed to NOS Journaal; as well as the news section on NOS Teletekst. New theme music was also introduced, composed once again by Stephen Emmer.

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On 27 May 2012, the corporate identity was revamped again: many elements, such as the use of the colour red, were retained. For the 6pm and 8pm bulletins, presenters no longer sat down to present the news, instead standing and walking around the studio, in front of a newly built video wall. New theme music and title sequences were also introduced, with the red 'O' motif becoming a focal point in the title sequences.

After six-and-a-half years, NOS Journaal and its fellow newscasts introduced the current graphics package and theme music on 27 May 2012, featuring an updated version of the red ring from 2005, along with the popular Effra font. Designed by the Amsterdam-based CapeRock agency, with the music theme by Cablejuice, these graphics have been unchanged for eight years since then.

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In this instance, we started by creating our staple piece of content, which is this 8-minute YouTube video you see here. This video contains a detailed introduction along with 3 main points on the topic of branding.

First, we converted our video to a podcast episode by extracting the video's audio file. Since our original video contains Call-to-Actions within the into and outro that are specific to YouTube, we were able to have these removed and replaced with a custom intro and outro for our Marketing Pro Tips podcast.

Probably our most successful platform for posting video content is on LinkedIn. While our full-length video works well on a platform like YouTube, we have found that shorter pieces of micro-content receive more engagement on the LinkedIn platform. So, what we did was cut our video into 4 different videos, with an introduction video as well as 3 videos to cover each of the 3 points. ff782bc1db