Draft:TV-6 (Russia)

Credits

Compiled by
NotPurpleHoodieBoi

Background

TV-6 was a Russian TV channel that operated from 1993 to 2002, initially broadcasting on the sixth frequency channel in Moscow. It was Moscow's second independent private terrestrial television channel after 2x2.

1st ID (January 1, 1993-April 1, 1995?)

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Visuals:

• Set on a black background, is a slowly-rotating waving scattered-like Russian flag with a slightly lighter shade panning slightly into view. A moderate row of masked rectangular stripes that contains a still image of a skyline (presumably Atlanta) at morning, followed by the flag crossfading into the U.S. flag, before crossfading back to said flag, with the masked rectangular stripes showing up again at a contrary direction, showing a still image of the Saint Basil's Cathedral at night. The diagonal half of the U.S. flag crossfades and blends in with the Russian flag, before subsequently transitioning twice. Whilst this happens, five transparent lavender stripes appear as they slide from the corresponding direction, in which form the text "TV6" (with the bottom having a cut-out section of segmented stripes) that fades earlier before the stripes we're revealed. Lavender rays emit from said text before dissipating. The text slowly pans to the corresponding angle, while "МОСКВА" then zooms back from the screen while angled upwards. It then rotates into the corresponding angle, settling underneath said text.
• On a black background, the lavender rays from said text slides in from the bottom-right onto the upper-left corners. Whilst it passes upon the corners, the faint waving U.S. flag fades in the background, before transitioning to the Russian flag. The two faint rows of text, "TV6" and "МОСКВА" respectively fade in shifted closer from the screen before backing out.
• On a black-blue-white gradient background, two banner stripes in the styles of the Russian and U.S. flags respectively, wrap themselves over. The two rows of text, "TV6" and "МОСКВА" respectively fade in their places as it expands and slowly rotate into a different angle counterclockwise.

Technique: CGI.

Audio:

• A trumpet/violin-infused fanfare that appears to be stock.
• A moderate-sounding brief violin-infused theme with trumpets involved.
• A short triumphant fanfare.

2nd ID (April 1, 1995?-1997)

Visuals: Set against a gold-tinted environment full of subsequent sliding glass panes, the "ТВ6" text, now in a Cyrillic form and the first two letters blended in together is shown with a black-blue radial gradient banner with the spaced out "МОСКВА" under it.

Variant: A more common short version of the ident exists during programming.

Technique: CGI.

Audio:

• A trumpet/violin-infused fanfare that appears to be stock.
• A moderate-sounding brief violin-infused theme with trumpets involved.

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