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'''Visuals:''' There is the same background as used in the logos of Converge Video from the Netherlands and Westcon Home Video from the UK and Sweden, only this time, there is an orange sky square with a bluish-green "RCTV" inside, and it zooms out a bit, then rotates into place with an extreme close-up. |
'''Visuals:''' There is the same background as used in the logos of Converge Video from the Netherlands and Westcon Home Video from the UK and Sweden, only this time, there is an orange sky square with a bluish-green "RCTV" inside, and it zooms out a bit, then rotates into place with an extreme close-up. |
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'''Technique:''' 2D computer animation. |
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'''Technique:''' The traveling over the globe, the box zooming in and rotating.{{SectionMisuse|Technique}} |
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'''Audio:''' A synth-fanfare note, along with an announcer saying "Radio Caracas Television de Venezuela". |
'''Audio:''' A synth-fanfare note, along with an announcer saying "Radio Caracas Television de Venezuela". |
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'''Availability:''' Seen before a program on the network started from that period. |
'''Availability:''' Seen before a program on the network started from that period. |
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[[Category:Venezuela]] |
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1st (known) Logo (1988-1989)
Visuals: There is the same background as used in the logos of Converge Video from the Netherlands and Westcon Home Video from the UK and Sweden, only this time, there is an orange sky square with a bluish-green "RCTV" inside, and it zooms out a bit, then rotates into place with an extreme close-up.
Technique: 2D computer animation.
Audio: A synth-fanfare note, along with an announcer saying "Radio Caracas Television de Venezuela".
Availability: Seen before a program on the network started from that period.
