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=== Background ===
=== Background ===
Surfing Moose Productions is a production company based in Nashville, Tennessee.
'''Surfing Moose Productions''' is a production company based in Nashville, Tennessee.


=== (January 2009-?) ===
=== (January 2009-?) ===
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Nickname: "Surfing Moose"
'''Nickname:''' "Surfing Moose"


Logo: Fading from the end credits, on a white/blue background with dark blue corners, a symbol consisting of a human-like moose on a surfboard going through several curves, much like waves, is seen with the text "Surfing Moose" in a tall black font, and the cursive blue text "productions" is below it. In front of it is a figure of a pale moose wearing red/white trunks with flower printing on it, riding a yellow surfboard among some water. The entire scene constantly shifts around, causing waves to form and cover the figure as it turns.
'''Logo:''' Fading from the end credits, on a white/blue background with dark blue corners, a symbol consisting of a human-like moose on a surfboard going through several curves, much like waves, is seen with the text "Surfing Moose" in a tall black font, and the cursive blue text "productions" is below it. In front of it is a figure of a pale moose wearing red/white trunks with flower printing on it, riding a yellow surfboard among some water. The entire scene constantly shifts around, causing waves to form and cover the figure as it turns.


Variant: Later episodes give it a slight sepia tint and old-timely film effects, as well as cropping it into a widescreen ratio.
'''Variant:''' Later episodes give it a slight sepia tint and old-timely film effects, as well as cropping it into a widescreen ratio.


FX/SFX: The moose and water waving around, the entire scene tilting.
'''FX/SFX:''' The moose and water waving around, the entire scene tilting.


Music/Sounds: The country song used in the credits.
'''Music/Sounds:''' The country song used in the credits.


Availability: Rare. Seen only on ''Headline Country''.
'''Availability:''' Rare. Seen only on ''Headline Country''.


Editor's Note: The moose figure is roughly animated underwater after the wave hits it.
'''Editor's Note:''' The moose figure is roughly animated underwater after the wave hits it.

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[[Category:American logos]]
[[Category:Television logos]]

Revision as of 07:08, 3 August 2022

Background

Surfing Moose Productions is a production company based in Nashville, Tennessee.

(January 2009-?)


Nickname: "Surfing Moose"

Logo: Fading from the end credits, on a white/blue background with dark blue corners, a symbol consisting of a human-like moose on a surfboard going through several curves, much like waves, is seen with the text "Surfing Moose" in a tall black font, and the cursive blue text "productions" is below it. In front of it is a figure of a pale moose wearing red/white trunks with flower printing on it, riding a yellow surfboard among some water. The entire scene constantly shifts around, causing waves to form and cover the figure as it turns.

Variant: Later episodes give it a slight sepia tint and old-timely film effects, as well as cropping it into a widescreen ratio.

FX/SFX: The moose and water waving around, the entire scene tilting.

Music/Sounds: The country song used in the credits.

Availability: Rare. Seen only on Headline Country.

Editor's Note: The moose figure is roughly animated underwater after the wave hits it.

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