Toonami
My first Idea for the 10 second Station Promo is for Toonami. It no longer exists but when it did, it was a cartoon day part for cartoon network where they would show some of their more adult shows like dragonball Z, Naruto, Inuyasha etc.
I really like the idea of making a space ship interior and making a character and animating it. Ultimately I really want to do Character animation and short films with my career as opposed to solely network design.
Shot breakdown:
Frame 1: Computer AI announces it is receiving an "Exclusive Package" which is referring to the broadcasting for tonights show on Toonami.
Frame 2: A space ship arrives in the hanger
Frame 3: A Dark figure is walking down a futuristic space ship hallway heading towards the viewer.
Frame 4: The AI announces that the package has been received and is uploading to Tom(Toonami's host) and Tom is still walking while viewing the shows on a hologram projector. Clips of the shows characters will be quickly displayed.
Frame 5: Tom enters the main console room and greets the AI.
Frame 6: As Tom hits a few buttons, The "Only on Toonami" tag shows up on screen.
G4TV
My second idea is to do something with G4TV and how they are an all games channel. I want it to go through game history starting with pong and then transitioning to some more current graphical games with some more typographic design elements in the promo.



This concept is the one I am thinking of doing due to time restraints and I would like to incorporate more design and animation into this one.
Shot Breakdown:
Frame 1: It starts out with a 3D representation of PONG. a classic video game staple.
Frame 2: As we fly towards PONG, the view shifts to a more 3D view.
Frame 3:A ship flies out from behind the camera and takes the viewer along as it blasts at space invader.
Frame 4: The space invader blows up in a classic 16 Bit explosion as the viewer flys through it.
Frame 5: we are now following a missile as it flies towards a reticle targeting the word "TV".
Frame 6: As it explodes we see the word "For Gamers" covered in a forcefield.
Frame 7: The viewer rotates around the "For Gamers" to reveal "By Gamers" which then gets crushed by a block which makes up the G4TV Logo.