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'''Variants:'''
* This logo is available in <u>standard 4:3</u> and <u>widescreen 16:9</u> formats.
* On some shows, the widescreen 16:9 version is <u>cropped to widescreen 18:9 or scope 21:9/2.35:1</u>.
* A <u>sped-up version</u> exists.
* A <u>more common short version</u> starts with the logo zooming out.
* A <u>one-second short version</u> exists where it only shows the finished product of the logo with the background still animating.
* A <u>still version</u> exists.
* An early version of this has a <u>turquoise background</u>. This was seen on the 2009 revival of ''Melrose Place'', the failed pilots of ''The Body Politic'', ''Happiness Isn't Everything'', ''Waiting to Die'', ''Washington Field'' and ''Back'', and seasons 1-4 of ''NCIS: New Orleans''.
* On ''Console Wars'', the logo is set on a TV and is pixelated, and only portions of the blue background are revealed through pixels. The logo glitches near the end.
* The <u>black & white version</u> of ''The Twilight Zone'' uses the aforementioned colors' variant.
'''Technique:''' CGI animation.
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'''Variants:'''
* <u>Widescreen 16:9, 18:9 and scope 2.39:1 versions</u> of this logo exist.
* A <u>short version</u> exists, starting from when the eye and text rotate into position.
* Like the 1st logo, a <u>black & white variant</u> is used on the B&W version of season 2 of ''The Twilight Zone''.
'''Technique:''' Like before, this logo uses CGI animation.
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'''Variants:'''
* A <u>three-second short version</u> exists, which starts with the Eyemark zooming out.
* An alternative <u>two-second short version</u> also exists, which starts when the Eyemark moves to the left and the name forms.
* A <u>widescreen</u> 18:9 version exists.
* A <u>still version</u> also exists.
* A <u>scope version</u> also exists, wherein the logo is cropped to 21:9/2.35:1 and the byline is also shifted up.
* An <u>opening version</u> also exists. On a black background, there is the white text "A '''CBS''' STUDIOS PRODUCTION" fading in and out.
** On the final season of ''Dead to Me'', the <u>font is different</u>.
* On shows co-produced with another studio, the <u>opening text is different</u>:
** On ''Why Women Kill'', the opening text reads "A '''CBS''' STUDIOS AND [[Imagine Television Studios|'''IMAGINE TELEVISION''' STUDIOS]] PRODUCTION". Also, it cuts in and out rather than fading in and out.
** On ''The Republic of Sarah'' and season 3 of ''In the Dark'', the opening text reads "A '''CBS''' STUDIOS AND WARNER BROS. TELEVISION PRODUCTION".
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On May 15, 2009, the post-2006 CBS Corporation (formerly the "old" Viacom) ended its three-year licensing rights to the Paramount name and logo from the post-2006 Viacom, which owned Paramount Pictures. As a result, the CBS Paramount Television Group and its network television arm were rebranded as "CBS Television Studios". In addition, the then-revived CBS Paramount International Television was renamed "CBS Studios International", and the revived CBS Productions was reincorporated as its in-name-only unit. For the first time on network television since 1966, the "Paramountain" or anything resembling Paramount's symbol is nowhere to be seen; however, the post-2006 Viacom relaunched Paramount's television division in 2013. New and returning television shows have copyright for CBS Studios Inc. with exceptions of the new seasons of the CSI franchise, which have copyright for CBS Broadcasting Inc. On October 8, 2020, ViacomCBS (now Paramount Global) announced that CBS Television Studios would be rebranded to simply "CBS Studios", as part of a major rebrand that unifies all CBS operations and divisions.
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Visuals: On a blue background, the CBS Eyemark logo zooms in from the right to the left at warp speed. Then the text "CBS" (in the Akzidenz-Grotesk font), with the words "TELEVISION STUDIOS" (in Myriad) below and the Eyemark next to it, zooms out to its distant position with reflections fading in below them afterward.
Variants:
Technique: CGI animation.
Audio: A 6-note horn/orchestral sounder with a timpani roll and suspended cymbal roll on the second-to-last note and the ringing of a bell at the end; composed by James Horner (and bears a vague resemblance to the 2006 CBS Evening News theme, which Horner also composed).
Audio Variants:
Availability:
Visuals: Same as the CBS Broadcasting logo, but "BROADCASTING INC." is replaced by "TELEVISION STUDIOS". This time, it's also still and next to the Blackjack Films, Mayhem Pictures and Silver Reel logos.
Technique: A still image.
Audio: None.
Availability: It is seen only on season 1 of Most Dangerous Game.
Visuals: Same as the 1st logo, but animated differently. On an animating background in different shades of blue, there is the CBS Eyemark, slightly tilted, zooming in with the same movement as the 1st logo. Then it segues into a bright flash that soon dissipates, revealing the text (with "TELEVISION STUDIOS" now in a blue-black gradient) rotating into their positions. A white line is drawn in the center below the logo and the byline "A VIACOMCBS COMPANY" slides in from the line, similar to the Microsoft PowerPoint "Peek In" effect.
Variants:
Technique: Like before, this logo uses CGI animation.
Audio: Same as the 1st logo.
Availability: This logo had a short life span due to the rebranding to CBS Studios.
Visuals: Same as CBS' 2020 ID, except that the eye moves to the left as the text "CBS STUDIOS" in TT Norms Pro wipes in to the right, and the byline fades in below.
Bylines:
Variants:
Technique: 2D animation, same as the 2020 CBS National ID, designed by Gretel.
Audio: Same as CBS' 2020 ID composed by Antfood, with the addition of a camera shutter.
Audio Variants:
Availability: First seen on the CBS Studios social media pages on the day of CBS' rebrand, October 8, 2020, and later seen on new seasons of their current and then-current shows.
Here is some information about the copyright stamps on CBS Studios shows:
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