Smoky Hills PBS is a PBS affiliate located in Bunker Hill, Kansas.
Visuals: We see the Smoky Hills Public Television logo at the time (a stylized sun with curve lines like hills and the text on its right) on a sunflower background. Then, "presents" appears below.
Technique: The sunflower moving in the background, the presents text.
Audio: A synth-like tune with a piano note.
Availability: Unknown. [Examples?]
Visuals: We see a redesigned version of the previous logo on a moving blue background. Then, "PRESENTS" appears on the bottom.
Technique: The moving blue background, the presents text.
Audio: Same as before.
Availability: Unknown. [Examples?]
Visuals: On a black background, we see a light that makes the crescent curve appearing. Then, the text and the line appear, along with the PBS "P-Head" symbol. The URL "smokyhillstv.org" fades in below
Variant: For the closing variant, the text "Produced by" was seen on the top.
Technique: The animation
Audio: An orchestral drum ditty.
Availability: Seen on Audubon of Moths.
Visuals: On a white background, we see the Smoky Hills Public Television logo with a copyright date.
Technique: None. It's an in-credit logo.
Audio: None.
Availability: Seen at the end of Real Ag
Visuals: On a blue background, we see the generic animation of the PBS current logo (in a similar fashion to the 1989 PBS "3D Glass" logo). Then, in the left, the Smoky Hills PBS is shown like this: The three mountains draw itself, then the sun rises from the mountains, and the "Smoky Hills" word in a jazzy font wipes in from the top to the bottom.
Variant: There is a version with a black background that appeared on Underwriting video which can be viewed on their YouTube Channel.
Technique: Same as the generic 2019 PBS ident with the animation of the Smoky Hills PBS logo.
Audio: Same as the music in the generic 2019 PBS ident.
Audio Variant: The short version uses Nature Walk jingle.
Availability: Can be seen at their YouTube channel.
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