Battleplan Productions

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Background

This is Rod Lurie's production company.



1st Logo (March 10, 2000-September 8, 2001)


Visuals: Inside a white rectangle on a black background, a horseman poses in front of a tilted red "B", with his blade raised. Above the rectangle, we have "BATTLE PLAN" and below, "P R O D U C T I O N S".

Technique: None.

Audio: None. A international print of The Contender uses the final few seconds of the DreamWorks Pictures theme over this logo for unknown reasons.

Availability: Seen on Deterrence, The Contender and Scenes of the Crime.

2nd Logo (December 2, 2003-2007)

Visuals: There is the horseman from before raising his blade on a white background, while his horse slowly rears. At the same time, a big red "B" condenses in the background and "BATTLE PLAN" with "P R O D U C T I O N S" rapidly fly to their positions below.

Technique: 2D computer animation.

Audio: A short trumpet fanfare or the closing theme. Episodes 8-13 of Commander in Chief use the second half of the Steven Bochco Productions theme over this logo.

Availability: Seen on Line of Fire, Commander in Chief and the failed pilot of I'm Paige Wilson.

3rd Logo (August 24, 2007-)


Visuals: There is an extra-close shot of the paper sheet. Suddenly the clipper of a typewriter stamps the letter "B", and the camera moves by the sheet to follow other letters stamping until it forms

BATTLEPLAN
P R O D U C T I O N S

Once it's done, the logo rapidly zooms out and then vanishes.

Technique: Live-action.

Audio: The sounds of stamping.

Availability: Seen on Resurrecting the Champ, among possible others.

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