Technical sheet · Hyperion Highlights

Technical sheet · Hyperion HighlightsHyperion Highlights brings the best points of a stream to light and cuts them into vertical clips. Here the name and the mark are explained, with the measures to reproduce them.Hyperion: a titan, a moon, a play on words.

Hyperion: The titan of light in Greek mythology, who gave his name to a moon of Saturn. It follows the rule of OcraMars: every app is named after a celestial body.

Hype: Streamers’ slang for the points where the chat lights up. The first letters of Hyperion are what the app looks for.

high·lights: In photography they are the brightest parts of an image; in streaming, the best passages. The titan of light and the best clips of the stream are the same idea: make the highest points shine.

Highlights: The full name of the app: the clips that come out at the end, already vertical.

A vertical frame, with the moon in the centre.

Four corners: They are the frame of a camera. The whole mark is a vertical frame, like the one of 9:16 videos.

The moon: A violet octagon in the centre, elongated, with corners cut at 45°. It takes the shape of Hyperion, the moon of Saturn: not a sphere, but an irregular, elongated body.

The amber light: One of the four corners is amber: it is the light of the titan, the rec light and the highest point that is taken and cut.

OcraMars family: Same typefaces (Oxanium and Space Mono), same 45° cuts and same grid, with its own colours.