Motion & Video · Freelance & Business
A TV graphics package: rounds of logo exploration and scope set in the contract
A 2017 Frame.io article walks through a Nickelodeon pilot’s show open, lower thirds, maps and overlays, and the revision deal behind them.
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WHAT THEY DID
Coat of Arms explored the show open in rounds (2D textured, then 3D at the client’s request, then 3D type), returned to the first direction when the client preferred it, then designed lower thirds, backgrounds, maps and an overlay. The contract allowed two revision rounds per stage; they traded extra style-frame rounds for fewer later.
HOW IT WENT
The client called the result a success, and the team was asked back to update the graphics when the show was renewed.
WORTH KNOWING
From 2017. Their lessons: raise scope changes right after signing, deliver rare font files with editable assets, and reuse the logo build across deliverables.
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Source: Clara Lehmann · Frame.io Insider · Dec 13, 2017Open as a page
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Type: Agency example · Firsthand report · Older example, not a recent development
- Behind the Scenes: Making a Graphics Package for Nickelodeon
Clara Lehmann · Frame.io Insider · Published Dec 13, 2017 · Checked Oct 20, 2026
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