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=== Background ===
===Background===
This company was created by stand-up comedian Denis Leary in New York City.
This company was created by stand-up comedian Denis Leary in New York City.


=== 1st Logo (March 14, 2001-September 7, 2011) ===
===1st Logo (March 14, 2001-September 7, 2011)===
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'''Logo:''' We see live-action footage of New York City and the sky gets darker, the lights get brighter, and the background starts to be covered with a black rectangle until you can only see the bridge and all the lights. The sky going from bright to dark is sped up. As this happens we see the words "A P O S T L E" zoom fade out.
'''Visuals:''' There is live-action footage of the George Washington Bridge in New York City. The sky gets darker, the lights get brighter, and the background starts to be covered with a black rectangle until only the bridge and all the lights are visible. The sky going from bright to dark is sped up. As this happens, the word "{{color|cyan|A P O S T L E}}", in a cyan-ish color, pans down until it stops below the rectangle.


'''Variants:'''
'''Variant:''' There is a longer version.
*There is a longer version.
*An in-credit version also exists.
*An alternate version also exists on <u>the ''Comedy Central Roast of Denis Leary''</u>, where the word "{{color|cyan|A P O S T L E}}" is in a different font, with a dot in the "{{color|cyan|O}}".


'''Technique:''' Time lapse footage mixed with computer animation.
'''FX/SFX:''' Just the text zoom-fading in and the black rectangle forming and the live action of New York.


'''Music/Sounds:''' A fast quieter drum beat with a low-pitched owl-like sound inbetween.
'''Audio:''' A quiet, fast drum beat with a low-pitched owl-like sound in between, sometimes longer.


'''Availability:''' Seen on ''The Job'', the ''Comedy Central Roast of Denis Leary'', ''Rescue Me'', ''Shorties Watchin' Shorties'', and ''Canterbury's Law''. It was also seen on failed pilots such as ''Fort Pit'', and ''Can Openers''.
'''Music/Sounds Variant:'''
* There's a high pitch version.
* A longer version is seen on ''Rescue Me'' only when [[The Cloudland Company]] logo is an in-credit variant.


===2nd Logo (May 3, 2013-September 1, 2016)===
'''Availability:''' Seen on ''The Job'', ''Rescue Me'', and ''Canterbury's Law''.
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Apostle logo (2013-16).PNG
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'''Visuals:''' There is the same part of New York at night from the previous logo, but at a different point of nighttime. The city and the video is sped up because of all the vehicles going by. The word "A P O S T L E" (in the same font from the previous logo's alternate variant, albeit the dot in the letter "O" is absent), this time in white, is above the bridge throughout.
'''Editor's Note:''' None.


'''Technique:''' Live-action.
=== 2nd Logo (May 3, 2013-September 1, 2016) ===


'''Audio:''' An electric guitar note.
'''Logo:''' We see a picture of what appears to be a part of New York at night the city and the video is sped up because of all the vehicles going by. The words "APOSTLE" are still.


'''Availability:''' Seen on ''Maron'', ''Sirens'', ''Sex & Drugs & Rock & Roll'', and ''Benders''.
'''FX/SFX:''' Just the live action of New York.


[[Category:American television logos]]
'''Music/Sounds:''' An electric guitar note.
[[Category:United States]]

[[Category:Television logos]]
'''Availability:''' Seen on ''Maron'', ''Sirens'', ''Sex & Drugs & Rock & Roll'', and ''Benders''. Don't expect this to appear on the US adaptation of ''The Moodys'', despite him being one of the executive producers on the show.
[[Category:Vanity cards]]

[[Category:English-language logos]]
'''Editor's Note:''' None.

Latest revision as of 10:13, 24 September 2024


Background

This company was created by stand-up comedian Denis Leary in New York City.

1st Logo (March 14, 2001-September 7, 2011)


Visuals: There is live-action footage of the George Washington Bridge in New York City. The sky gets darker, the lights get brighter, and the background starts to be covered with a black rectangle until only the bridge and all the lights are visible. The sky going from bright to dark is sped up. As this happens, the word "A P O S T L E", in a cyan-ish color, pans down until it stops below the rectangle.

Variants:

  • There is a longer version.
  • An in-credit version also exists.
  • An alternate version also exists on the Comedy Central Roast of Denis Leary, where the word "A P O S T L E" is in a different font, with a dot in the "O".

Technique: Time lapse footage mixed with computer animation.

Audio: A quiet, fast drum beat with a low-pitched owl-like sound in between, sometimes longer.

Availability: Seen on The Job, the Comedy Central Roast of Denis Leary, Rescue Me, Shorties Watchin' Shorties, and Canterbury's Law. It was also seen on failed pilots such as Fort Pit, and Can Openers.

2nd Logo (May 3, 2013-September 1, 2016)


Visuals: There is the same part of New York at night from the previous logo, but at a different point of nighttime. The city and the video is sped up because of all the vehicles going by. The word "A P O S T L E" (in the same font from the previous logo's alternate variant, albeit the dot in the letter "O" is absent), this time in white, is above the bridge throughout.

Technique: Live-action.

Audio: An electric guitar note.

Availability: Seen on Maron, Sirens, Sex & Drugs & Rock & Roll, and Benders.

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