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Created page with "{{PageCredits|compiled=Camenati}} ===Background=== '''Seattle Public Schools Television''' (or simply '''SPSTV''') is the local television arm operated by Seattle Public Schools in Seattle, Washington. ===(October 28, 2019-)=== <tabber> Images= <gallery mode="packed" heights="200"> Seattle Public Schools TV (2020) (From - March 2, 2020 SPS Coronavirus Update).png Seattle Public Schools TV (2021) (From - 2021 Roosevelt High School Graduation).png </gallery> '''Logo:'''..."
 
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'''Seattle Public Schools Television''' (or simply '''SPSTV''') is the local television arm operated by Seattle Public Schools in Seattle, Washington.
'''Seattle Public Schools Television''' (or simply '''SPSTV''') is the local television arm operated by Seattle Public Schools in Seattle, Washington.


===(October 28, 2019-)===
===Logo (October 28, 2019-)===
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'''Logo:''' On a black background, two opposite lines are drawn, forming a white square which gains its fill through wiping effect. "CREATED BY" scrolls upwards from the formed upper line. Inside the square, "{{color|blue|SPS}}" is drawn while two stylized humans and a {{color|gold}} star with two curvy rays fade and slide in. "{{color|gold|'''TV'''}}" slides to the right from the formed, second "{{color|blue|S}}" in {{color|blue|SPS}}". Next, the copyright year slides down underneath the square. A few seconds later, the outer text get absorbed into the square as the logo bounces back and shrinks away.
'''Visuals:''' On a black background, two opposite lines are drawn, forming a white square which gains its fill through wiping effect. "CREATED BY" scrolls upwards from the formed upper line. Inside the square, "{{color|blue|SPS}}" is drawn while two stylized humans and a gold star with two curvy rays fade and slide in. "{{color|gold|'''TV'''}}" slides to the right from the formed, second "{{color|blue|S}}" in {{color|blue|SPS}}". Next, the copyright year slides down underneath the square. A few seconds later, the outer text get absorbed into the square as the logo bounces back and shrinks away.


'''Variant:''' Seattle Public School's name may be added into the copyright notice.
'''Variant:''' Seattle Public School's name may be added into the <u>copyright notice</u>.


'''Technique:''' Flash animation.
'''Technique:''' Flash animation.


'''Music/Sounds:''' A rock soundtrack accompanied with clapping.
'''Audio:''' A rock soundtrack accompanied with clapping.


'''Music/Sounds Variants:
'''Audio Variants:
* Starting on January 6, 2021, the fourth note was rearranged to a higher pitch.
* Starting on <u>January 6, 2021</u>, the fourth note was rearranged to a higher pitch.
* On the Coronavirus update video, a short guitar sting was added to the beginning of the soundtrack. Additionally, whooshes are heard throughout the logo.
* On the <u>JCoronavirus update video</u>, a short guitar sting was added to the beginning of the soundtrack. Additionally, whooshes are heard throughout the logo.


'''Availability:''' It made its debut on the ''School Beat'' episode "Keeping Our Schools Healthy" and was seen at the end of some of their other programs such as graduation specials (e.g. the 2022 Lincoln High School Graduation). The slightly rearranged score debuted on "Welcome to Seattle Public Schools - 2022".
'''Availability:''' It made its debut on the ''School Beat'' episode "Keeping Our Schools Healthy" and was seen at the end of some of their other programs such as graduation specials (e.g. the 2022 Lincoln High School Graduation). The slightly rearranged score debuted on "Welcome to Seattle Public Schools - 2022".
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<gallery mode="packed" heights="150">
Seattle Public Schools Television logo (2022) (From - Lincoln High School Graduation 2022).mp4
Seattle Public Schools Television logo (2020) (From - Math, 4th-5th Grade, 56, Decimal Models).mp4|Early soundtrack
Seattle Public Schools Television logo (2020) (From - SPS Update - Coronavirus 030220).mp4
Seattle Public Schools Television logo (2022) (From - Lincoln High School Graduation 2022).mp4|Later soundtrack
Seattle Public Schools Television logo (2020) (From - SPS Update - Coronavirus 030220).mp4|"SPS Update - Coronavirus 030220"
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[[Category:American education logos]]
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[[Category:United States]]
[[Category:United States]]
[[Category:English-language logos]]

Latest revision as of 13:41, 23 October 2024


Background

Seattle Public Schools Television (or simply SPSTV) is the local television arm operated by Seattle Public Schools in Seattle, Washington.

Logo (October 28, 2019-)

Visuals: On a black background, two opposite lines are drawn, forming a white square which gains its fill through wiping effect. "CREATED BY" scrolls upwards from the formed upper line. Inside the square, "SPS" is drawn while two stylized humans and a gold star with two curvy rays fade and slide in. "TV" slides to the right from the formed, second "S" in SPS". Next, the copyright year slides down underneath the square. A few seconds later, the outer text get absorbed into the square as the logo bounces back and shrinks away.

Variant: Seattle Public School's name may be added into the copyright notice.

Technique: Flash animation.

Audio: A rock soundtrack accompanied with clapping.

Audio Variants:

  • Starting on January 6, 2021, the fourth note was rearranged to a higher pitch.
  • On the JCoronavirus update video, a short guitar sting was added to the beginning of the soundtrack. Additionally, whooshes are heard throughout the logo.
Availability: It made its debut on the School Beat episode "Keeping Our Schools Healthy" and was seen at the end of some of their other programs such as graduation specials (e.g. the 2022 Lincoln High School Graduation). The slightly rearranged score debuted on "Welcome to Seattle Public Schools - 2022".

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