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The aussie bumper isnt that put on there by home and away or does seven do that?

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The Aussie break-bumpers are 'hard-copied' onto the tapes. Five take less breaks than Oz and usually at a different point in the show. They also like to use 'Five'- branded bumpers using their own font rather than the font used in the show's titles and graphics.

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The aussie bumper isnt that put on there by home and away or does seven do that?

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The Aussie break-bumpers are 'hard-copied' onto the tapes. Five take less breaks than Oz and usually at a different point in the show. They also like to use 'Five'- branded bumpers using their own font rather than the font used in the show's titles and graphics.

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Yeah that answers his question :P

I quite like the Five bumbers. The thing I don't like about the H&A bumpers being "hard copied" is that when they are inevitably cut out by Five, we lose the ends of underscores/songs which specifically placed to end/fade out over the bumpers. :angry: They could at least replace them with blackouts or even stock shots of the next location. Maybe that's too much work though.

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I quite like the Five bumbers. The thing I don't like about the H&A bumpers being "hard copied" is that when they are inevitably cut out by Five, we lose the ends of underscores/songs which specifically placed to end/fade out over the bumpers.  :angry: They could at least replace them with blackouts or even stock shots of the next location. Maybe that's too much work though.

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I never actually thought that Five cut out the Aussie bumpers. I thought that they were only hard copied in for Seven, and that Five got a different copy without the bumpers. Something like what Grundy do with Neighbours for the BBC. They get a different copy that doesn't contain the Neighbours logo, that appears before the fade outs. I'm pretty sure that this is what happens, as there was an episode a couple of weeks back, that contained all the fade outs, meaning that Five don't get the same copy as Seven.

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^^ Don't think so Ben Fan. The fade-outs were NOT natural ones on that episode; Five just chose to fade out of those scenes before the break-bumper would have appeared, rather than using a straight cut or cross-fade to the next scene. Looked better in my opinion.

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Ah, okay Si. One more question: if that's true, then why did Five choose to fade out on those scenes when they don't normally? And I agree, the fade outs looked better than just sharply jumping to the next scene.

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At a guess, it was because the action both sides of the 'break' involved the same characters and/or locations, but some time had passed (so a normal 'jump cut' would have looked odd or confusing). Or maybe it was just down to whoever edited that episode (ie. at Five) deciding to try something different.

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