Room 25 - Screen time
Screens shape our world – from the time when we flocked around TVs in the 1960s to the current situation of sitting with each our own screen. Screens increasingly affect us and our environment through endless variations of content. Graphic design for screens is about designing everything from TV-programme opening sequences to webpages and from TV test-pages to social media. Even time and weather have their own graphic expressions. When designers create forms, they think about the users and the audience they want to reach. Through pictures, texts, colours, sounds and movement, designers create stories and make information accessible.
Thanks to
Joachim Froholt, Gunnar Strøm, Håkon Wium Lie, Jon Carlstedt, Christian Flaaten, Are Sundnes, Liz Farrelly, Corinna Gardener, Stein-Christian Fagerbakken, Einar Sneve Martinussen, Kristian Pedersen, Marte-Kine Sandengen, Fam Ekman, Steffen Kruger, Jon Inge Faldalen, Taina Bucher, Pasi Valiaho, Abirami Logendran, Lise Fearnley, Leif Arne Neset, Lars Mørch Finborud, Kåre Bulie, Erik Gullerud, Are Bøhm, Trygve Nielsen, Didrik Tollefsen, Gaute Godager, Ian Brown, Christian Flaaten, Ole-Morten Duesund, Rune Spans and Per Platou
Metric Design
Creative Director, Design Concept: Eirik Seu Stokkmo
Project Manager: Silje Dementiev
Øyedrops
Motion Designer, Concept: Christopher Sæther-Larsen
Sound Designer: Marius Ergo
Feed
Designer, Concept: Jonas Vetlesen
Development, Concept: Mathias Madsen Stav
Development: Marius Tetlie
Also Known As
Producer of the Filmic Elements: Michael Ray Vera Cruz Angeles
Director and Photo Elements: Thomas Flått
Concept Collaborator: Even Suseg
The National Museum
Concept: Denise Hagströmer
Curator: Martin Egge Lundell
Curator Education: Anne Qvale
Editor: Klaus Kottmann
Project Managers: Kristin Welhaven Næss and Monika Bache
Project Coordinator: Vibeke Lunel
Multimedia Editorial Board
THE WEATHER
Symbols for weather reporting, infographics, 1962–2021
From NRK, 1972, 1983 and 2016
From TV 2, 2000, 2006 and 2019
From NRK Tekst-TV, 1987
Yr, Phone App, 2017
Concept Development: Nina Khalayli and Marie Solum Strand
Design and Content: Ensi Mofasser, Andreas Qvenild and Lisa Wisløff
Accessibility Expert: Kristoffer Lium
iOS Operating System Developers: Ola Nordbryhn, Bjørn Olav Ruud (Conceptos) and Kristoffer Stenersen (Systek)
Developers for Android: Thomas Aaeng (Systek), Thomas Pettersen (Netcompany) and Marcel Eggum (Netlight)
Backend Developers: Bård Rolstad Henriksen and Sigbjørn Trageton
Administrator: Marius Undrum
Team Leader: Hilde Bakkeli
Product Development Director: Ingrid Støver Jensen
Meteorologists: Ivar Seierstad, Unni Thomsen, John Smits and others
NRK and the Norwegian Meteorological Institute
MUSIC VIDEO
Take On Me, music video, 1985
Director: Steve Barron
Animators: Michael Patterson and Candace Reckinger
Music: A-ha
Warner Music Entertainment ©
Excerpt from ‘The Making of Take On Me’ 2019
Director and Producer: Sorcha Macdonald
Warner Music Entertainment ©
Take On Me, drawings, 1985
Original Drawings: Michael Patterson and Candace Reckinger – Photo: The National Museum
Alfonso Muskedunder, music video, 2015
Directors and Animators: Bendik Kaltenborn and Espen Friberg
Music: Todd Terje / Terje Olsen
Alfonso Muskedunder, album covers, 2012–2015
Designer and Illustrator: Bendik Kaltenborn
Eple, music video, 2001
Director: Thomas Hilland
Director and Visual Effects: Knut Helgeland
Music: Røyksopp
Astralwerks, Wall of Sound ©
Dagsrevyen, 1962–2017
Title sequences from NRK News
Blindpassasjer, title sequence, 1978
Designer: Brian Albers
Computer Graphics: Børre Børresen and Hans-Kristian Pettersen
NRK
The Man Who Couldn’t Laugh, title sequence, 1968
Director: Bo Hermansson
Svensk Filmstudio
The Magic Box, 1982
Title sequence from NRK Children’s Television
NRK
Drawings and Animation: Inni Karine Melbye
Original drawings from The Magic Box: Inni Karine Melbye – Photo: The National Museum
Portrait of Inni Karine Melbye – Photo: Ida Meyn / The Norwegian Film Institute
Exerpt of an interview with Gunnar Strøm and Inni Karine Melby
The Norwegian Film Institute, on the occasion of the centenial celebration of Norwegian animation in 2013, Mikrofilm
Film clip from the music video ‘Yellow Submarine’ ©Subafilms Limited
Director: George Dunning
Animators: Robert Balser, George Dunning and Jack Stokes
Based on ‘Yellow Submarine’ by John Lennon and Paul Mc Cartney
Multitorg, website, 1993
Editor: Håkon Wium Lie
Project Manager: Per Einar Dybvik
Televerkets forskningsinstitutt
Sporting results for the Lillehammer Winter Olympics, 1994
Reconstruction: Jon Carlstedt Tønnessen
Oslonett’s historic website is reconstructed by the National Library of Norway’s internet archive.
Since 2014, the documents have been included in ‘Norges dokumentarv’, a part of UNESCO’s Memory of the World Register.
Oslonett
Underskog, social network, 2005
Design and Development: Simen Svale Skogsrud, Alexander Staubo and Even Westvang Bengler
Alltheweb, search engine, 2007
FAST
Altinn, Internet portal for public agencies
Design and Development, 2006: Creuna
Design and Development, 2021: Fossland + Foss
The Brønnøysund Register Centre
Spacegroup, webpage, 2018
Design and Development: Node Berlin Oslo and Internetfriendsforever
Cinemateket, webpage, 2018
Design: Henrik Haugan and Pia Falk Lind / Snøhetta
Development: André Elvan / Værsågod
The Autumn Exhibition, webpages, 2017, 2020 and 2021
Design: Aslak Gurholt and Martin Asbjørnsen
Design and Development: Alejandro V. Rojas
UT, mobile phone app, 2012
Design and Development: The Norwegian Trekking Association, Statskog and
Friluftsrådenes Landsforbund
Vipps, mobile phone app, 2018
Design and Development: Scandinavian Design Group and Bakken & Bæck
Finn, mobile phone app, 2012–2022
Design and Development: FINN.no
Entur, mobile phone app, 2018
Design and Development: Entur and Bekk
Profile Design: Designit
Illustrations: Scandinavian Design Group
The Longest Journey, video game, 1999
Funcom
Script and Concept: Ragnar Tørnquist and Didrik Tollefsen
Programming: Morten Lode, Rune Espeseth, Johan Braanen, Jan Ove Haaland and Bjørn Erik Larsen
Sound and Music: Bjørn Arve Lagim, Tor Linløkken and Morten Sørlie
Graphic Artists: Tom Gjerde, Karsten Hammer Hansen, Christian Morgan Enger, David Mikalczyk, Ivan Peter Scheer, Lars Petter Arnfinsen, Gry Stordalen, Renate Andersen, Øyvind Jernskau, Vebjørn Strømmen, Kjetil Hjednes, Amanda Ronai, Rune Spaans and Torolf Tønjum
Voices: Synnøve Svabø and Finn Schau
Pyton, game for Tiki 100, 2014 (1984)
Tiki Data, original
Reconstruction: Kantega and Carl Fredrik Hersoug
Oslo Børs, game for Commodore 64, 1982
Design and development: Thor Vollset
Flåklypa Grand Prix, game for PC and console, 2001–2021
The game is a collaborative project between Caprino Filmcenter and Ravn Studio, based on Ivo Caprino and Kjell Aukrust’s successful film.
Football uniform FIFA 21 Kit
Design: Even Suseg/ Also Known As for EAsports
FIFA International Soccer, game for Sega Mega Drive, 1993
EA Sports
FIFA Road to World Cup 98, game for PC and console, 1998
EA Sports
FIFA 21, game for PC and console, 2021
EA Sports
Striker, game for Amiga, 1992
Rage Software
Match Day II, game for ZX Spectrum, 1987
Ocean Software
International Soccer, game for Commodore 64, 1983
Commodore International
Realsports Soccer, game for Atari 2600, 1983
Atari
Soccer, game for Nintendo Entertainment System, 1985
Nintendo and Intelligent Systems
MicroProse Soccer, game for Commodore 64, 1988
Sensible Software and MicroProse Software
Actua Soccer 2, game for PC and PlayStation, 1997
Gremlin Interactive
Mørkeredd, video game for PC and console, 2020
Creative Director: Are Sundnes
Developers: Harald Lønmo, Terje Gran and Lars Johannessen
Game Designers: Maria Engell, Kristoffer Jetmundsen, Vetle Bugge,
Peter Riseng, Erling Hoff Martiniussen,
Anders Findal Jørgensen, Julie Hansen
and André Hjelvik
Project Manager: Runa Haukland
Technical Artist: Rolf Hove
Music: Joar Renolen
Sound Designer: Martin Mathiesen Kvale
Voice: Ayla Mokhtari