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===1st |
===1st Ident (November 9, 1998-2007)=== |
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'''Visuals:''' On a black background, |
'''Visuals:''' On a black background, a wide, fuzzy {{color |
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|lightsteelblue|pale gray/blue}}-textured line |
|lightsteelblue|pale gray/blue}}-textured line appears in the very center. Above it, there are the words "The following program is available in high-definition TV" in white is at the top and below is a small PBS "Circle P-Heads" logo with the words "WHERE AVAILABLE" in white under it. Then, the PBS logo rotates and turns into a bug for "HD." Just after that happens, the top words disappear and becomes "PBS Welcomes You to the Future" in white and the words "WHERE AVAILABLE" fade out. Suddenly, the wide, fuzzy line expands as the screen becomes letterboxed and tons of numbers and letters all in computer graphic-oriented fonts emerge to all directions of the screen. The screen then fills with a mixture of {{color|tan}}/{{color|goldenrod|mustard yellow}}/{{color|navajowhite|beige}} colors as the words "{{Font|Serif|'''PBS'''}} A DIGITAL PRESENTATION" (with "{{Font|Serif|'''PBS'''}}" in black and in its usual ITC Lubalin Graph Bold font and the other text in white and in a plainer, condensed font) appear at the lower-right corner of the screen with violet streaks of light behind them. As this happens, the PBS logo, an extreme close-up of a woman's eye and some nature-oriented clips appear. |
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'''Variant:''' |
'''Variant:''' |
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* On programs and specials presented in widescreen, the top words at the beginning instead read "The following program is available in wide-screen TV". Also, the PBS logo instead changes into a |
* On programs and specials presented in widescreen, the top words at the beginning instead read "The following program is available in wide-screen TV". Also, the PBS logo instead changes into a purple Wide Screen bug with two brackets, the words "WHERE AVAILABLE" are large and in a different font, and the words "WHERE AVAILABLE" stay on screen until the numbers and letters emerge to directions of the screen. |
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*On ''Kilimanjaro: A Naked Planet Special'', the text appears before the PBS circle and simply reads "This program is a widescreen presentation". It changes to the slogan after the Widescreen purple screen. |
*On ''Kilimanjaro: A Naked Planet Special'', the text appears before the PBS circle and simply reads "This program is a widescreen presentation". It changes to the slogan after the Widescreen purple screen. |
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'''Technique:''' All computer effects used here. |
'''Technique:''' All computer effects used here. |
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'''Audio:''' A very futuristic soundtrack with analog synths culminating into a dramatic 2-note orchestra fanfare. All throughout, a computer-generated female voice says "Welcome to the future. PBS Digital." |
'''Audio:''' A very futuristic soundtrack with analog synths culminating into a dramatic 2-note orchestra fanfare. All throughout, a computer-generated female voice says "Welcome to the future. PBS Digital." |
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'''Availability:''' |
'''Availability:''' This was occasionally seen at the beginning of any PBS program or specials presented in HD. Some pre-2007 HD shows may still be reran on some PBS stations, or available on DVD; it's known to appear on certain VHS and DVD releases of ''Nature'', particularly those ordered from PBS. It first appeared on ''Chihuly Over Venice'' and ''Digital TV: A Cringely Crash Course''. |
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===2nd |
===2nd Ident (2007-2009)=== |
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⚫ | '''Visuals:''' On a white background, the PBS "Circle P-Head" appears in the center then fades out. It's replaced by the words "The following program is available in high-definition" or "The following program is presented in widescreen" (for documentaries in Standard Definition) in a black Bulldog Light font zooms in. Then the usual "Be More PBS" logo appears a la the 3rd PBS Home Video/DVD logo. In the background, various live-action clips are playing, all in expanding letterboxed rectangular screens (similar to the one from the [[20th Century Fox Home Entertainment|CBS/Fox Video]] widescreen logo). Among some of the clips are: |
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⚫ | '''Visuals:''' On a white background, the PBS "Circle P-Head" appears in the center then fades out. It's replaced by the words "The following program is available in high-definition" or "The following program is presented in widescreen" (for documentaries in Standard Definition) in a black Bulldog Light font zooms in. Then the usual "Be More PBS" logo appears a la the 3rd PBS Home Video/DVD logo. In the |
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* A shirtless man piggy-backing his son and smiling |
* A shirtless man piggy-backing his son and smiling |
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* Spaceships |
* Spaceships |
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'''Technique:''' Computer animation mixed with live-action footage. |
'''Technique:''' Computer animation mixed with live-action footage. |
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'''Audio:''' A brief 2-note tuba fanfare with a timpani/harp backing, followed by a variation of the |
'''Audio:''' A brief 2-note tuba fanfare with a timpani/harp backing, followed by a variation of the 9th PBS logo's theme. |
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'''Availability:''' |
'''Availability:''' It was previously seen at the beginning of PBS HD or Widescreen programs. It's preserved whenever one's local PBS station decides to rebroadcast ''Carole King/James Taylor Live at the Troubadour''. |
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{{TV-Navbox}}{{StationIDs-Navbox}}{{Navbox-PBS}} |
{{TV-Navbox}}{{StationIDs-Navbox}}{{Navbox-PBS}} |
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[[Category:PBS]] |
[[Category:PBS]] |
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[[Category:Television idents]] |
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[[Category:American television idents]] |
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[[Category:American television logos]] |
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[[Category:United States]] |
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Visuals: On a black background, a wide, fuzzy pale gray/blue-textured line appears in the very center. Above it, there are the words "The following program is available in high-definition TV" in white is at the top and below is a small PBS "Circle P-Heads" logo with the words "WHERE AVAILABLE" in white under it. Then, the PBS logo rotates and turns into a bug for "HD." Just after that happens, the top words disappear and becomes "PBS Welcomes You to the Future" in white and the words "WHERE AVAILABLE" fade out. Suddenly, the wide, fuzzy line expands as the screen becomes letterboxed and tons of numbers and letters all in computer graphic-oriented fonts emerge to all directions of the screen. The screen then fills with a mixture of tan/mustard yellow/beige colors as the words "PBS A DIGITAL PRESENTATION" (with "PBS" in black and in its usual ITC Lubalin Graph Bold font and the other text in white and in a plainer, condensed font) appear at the lower-right corner of the screen with violet streaks of light behind them. As this happens, the PBS logo, an extreme close-up of a woman's eye and some nature-oriented clips appear.
Variant:
Technique: All computer effects used here.
Audio: A very futuristic soundtrack with analog synths culminating into a dramatic 2-note orchestra fanfare. All throughout, a computer-generated female voice says "Welcome to the future. PBS Digital."
Availability: This was occasionally seen at the beginning of any PBS program or specials presented in HD. Some pre-2007 HD shows may still be reran on some PBS stations, or available on DVD; it's known to appear on certain VHS and DVD releases of Nature, particularly those ordered from PBS. It first appeared on Chihuly Over Venice and Digital TV: A Cringely Crash Course.
Visuals: On a white background, the PBS "Circle P-Head" appears in the center then fades out. It's replaced by the words "The following program is available in high-definition" or "The following program is presented in widescreen" (for documentaries in Standard Definition) in a black Bulldog Light font zooms in. Then the usual "Be More PBS" logo appears a la the 3rd PBS Home Video/DVD logo. In the background, various live-action clips are playing, all in expanding letterboxed rectangular screens (similar to the one from the CBS/Fox Video widescreen logo). Among some of the clips are:
Technique: Computer animation mixed with live-action footage.
Audio: A brief 2-note tuba fanfare with a timpani/harp backing, followed by a variation of the 9th PBS logo's theme.
Availability: It was previously seen at the beginning of PBS HD or Widescreen programs. It's preserved whenever one's local PBS station decides to rebroadcast Carole King/James Taylor Live at the Troubadour.
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