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'''Logo:''' We see text moving in a "spiral" fashion towards the viewer. The text reads "WFAA-TV DALLAS/FORT WORTH". Larger text is seen at the top, and smaller text is seen below it. This continues on and creates a rainbow path of this text. On the side is a black "8" inside of a white circle with a red outline, looking like the non-US maximum speed limit sign. At the end, when the text stops moving, "A WFAA-TV Production" appears at the bottom.
'''Logo:''' We see text moving in a "spiral" fashion towards the viewer. The text reads "WFAA-TV DALLAS/FORT WORTH". Larger text is seen at the top, and smaller text is seen below it. This continues on and creates a rainbow path of this text. On the side is a black "8" inside of a white circle with a red outline, looking like the non-US maximum speed limit sign. At the end, when the text stops moving, "A WFAA-TV Production" appears at the bottom.


'''FX/SFX:''' Just the text animating, all in early 70s scanimation.
'''Technique:''' Just the text animating, all in early 70s scanimation.


'''Music/Sounds:''' A repetitive synthesized arpeggio that goes up in pitch as it continues.
'''Music/Sounds:''' A repetitive synthesized arpeggio that goes up in pitch as it continues.

Revision as of 01:12, 6 December 2022


Background

WFAA, a television station in Dallas/Fort Worth, Texas, had a production company in the early seventies.

1st Logo (Early 1970s)



Logo: We see text moving in a "spiral" fashion towards the viewer. The text reads "WFAA-TV DALLAS/FORT WORTH". Larger text is seen at the top, and smaller text is seen below it. This continues on and creates a rainbow path of this text. On the side is a black "8" inside of a white circle with a red outline, looking like the non-US maximum speed limit sign. At the end, when the text stops moving, "A WFAA-TV Production" appears at the bottom.

Technique: Just the text animating, all in early 70s scanimation.

Music/Sounds: A repetitive synthesized arpeggio that goes up in pitch as it continues.

Availability: Unknown.

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