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'''Faulhaber Media''' is a production company founded by the executive producer of ''Maury'', Paul '''Faulaber'''.
===Logo (September 2009-September 8, 2022)===
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'''Technique:''' CGI by Undefined Creative, who also designed graphics packages for the Faulhaber-produced talk shows of Maury Povich and Trisha Goddard.
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'''Availability:'''
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Faulhaber Media is a production company founded by the executive producer of Maury, Paul Faulaber.
Logo (September 2009-September 8, 2022)
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Visuals: There is a silhouette of the planet Earth where the sun rises on a black background (almost similar to the ABC Productions and Universal Media Studios logos). As the sun rises, there is a shine effect that later splits the sun into three colored circles; red on the left, yellow in the middle, and blue on the right as the silhouette of the Earth disappears. As the circles form, the name "FAULHABER MEDIA" with "FAULHABER" in a large font and "MEDIA" in a smaller font underneath "FAULHABER", fade in and zoom out as the background later changes into a gradient of black and blue, then to a gradient of black, blue, and white, next to blue and white, and finally entirely white.
Technique: CGI by Undefined Creative, who also designed graphics packages for the Faulhaber-produced talk shows of Maury Povich and Trisha Goddard.
Audio: A synth zooming sound.
Audio Variant: An upload of the logo on Undefined Creative's Vimeo page uses a different, heavier synth sound.
Availability: It's seen on Maury since season 11 and Trisha.
