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The update revamp includes satellite photography along with 3D mapping, with a nice touch coming in the form of cloud cover.
Executive producer Diederick Santer said "it struck me that the style of the map image, as well as the content, was a little out of date", apparently citing the popularity of Google Earth as one of the reasons for this.
The music has also had a tweak, but fans of the original soundtrack need not fear as it still remains pretty much the same.
First showing of the new titles is due on 7 September at 8pm.
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2 September 2009 14:26 GMT / By Ben Crompton
For the first time in 10 years, EastEnders has received an update to its classic title sequence.The update revamp includes satellite photography along with 3D mapping, with a nice touch coming in the form of cloud cover.
Executive producer Diederick Santer said "it struck me that the style of the map image, as well as the content, was a little out of date", apparently citing the popularity of Google Earth as one of the reasons for this.
The music has also had a tweak, but fans of the original soundtrack need not fear as it still remains pretty much the same.
First showing of the new titles is due on 7 September at 8pm.
Via: thesun.co.uk
Software, BBC, EastEnders, Video, Home Cinema
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