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'''Visuals:''' On
'''Technique:'''
'''Audio:''' A majestic triumphant fanfare
'''Availability:''' Seen on programs such as ''Lessons of Kosovo: The Limits of Air Power''. Also used as a local ID.
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=== 2nd Logo (1999?-2005) ===
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'''Visuals:''' Over a video of a spinning globe, an image of the Founder's Library flies in from the right, along with a red line to the right of it. The globe then fades into a blue-white gradient as the black text "HOWARD UNIVERSITY" and "TELEVISION", fold down. The additional text "WHUT-TV" and "Washington, DC." fade in below.
'''Variant:''' Starting in 2001, three images of Howard University would fade in beside the Founder's Library image.
'''Technique:''' Live action.▼
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'''Audio:''' "Steepian Faith" by Kenny Kirkland.
=== 3rd Logo (2005-2012) ===
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=== 4th Logo (2012-2017?) ===
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'''Availability:''' Seen on some programming produced by WHUT from the 2010s.
===5th Logo (
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'''Visuals:''' On a colored red/orange/yellow gradient background with a Washington, D.C. skyline, there is a rectangle which then zooms in, and then rotates to 30-60 degrees, then a "W" and "T" slides in, and the words "HU" appears below, and then connect into the rectangle box, forming the current WHUT logo. The "HOWARD UNIVERSITY TELEVISION" appears below.
'''Technique:'''
'''Audio:''' A whooshes, then a two "click" sound when the logo forming.
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WHUT is the secondary PBS outlet for Washington, D.C., based on the Howard University campus. They signed on as WHMM in 1980, but changed their callsign to WHUT in 1998.
Visuals: On a neon blue grid background, there are the words "WHMM TV" in a italic font, but with the letters WHMM in red/orange and with a neon glow on it, and the TV in an italic, blue glowing font with a pink/magenta line underneath. Below it is a large neon blue "32" with a yellow glow behind it. Below that is another pink line, and the pink italicized text WASHINGTON, D.C..
Technique: A still graphic.
Audio: An announcer saying: "WHMM, TV 32 in Washington, D.C."
Availability: Used as a local ID.
Visuals: On a black space background, a white grid emerges from a blue glowing horizon, and flies to the viewer. The area above the horizon lights up, revealing silhouettes of many Washington DC landmarks. The camera then rotates to the right as an italicised yellow-orange gradient W flies in above from the right. It stops and flashes, then, the remaining letters of the callsign follow suit as the camera continues to spin. After the M flashes, the camera stops spinning as the skyline fades out. The camera lowers slightly as the white grid becomes a blue line underneath the WHMM text. "Washington, D.C." in a pink font fades in below.
Variants:
Technique: Computer animation
Audio: A funky synth beat with 3 synth drum notes at the end.
Audio Variants:
Availability: Seen on shows like Cinema Answer, Good Intentions, and African-American in the North. Also used as a local ID.
Visuals: On an blue-tinted image of the Howard University, a navy blue rectangle with a red clock tower attached to it flies in from below at an angle. Then, the words "HOWARD", "UNIVERSITY", and "TELEVISION" in Times New Roman fly in from the right and place themselves on the rectangle. The additional text "WHUT-TV" and "WASHINGTON, DC." in Arial, fly in as well. A white line then flies in from the right and stops in between the text as the rectangle faces the camera.
Technique: CGI.
Audio: A majestic triumphant fanfare.
Availability: Seen on programs such as Lessons of Kosovo: The Limits of Air Power. Also used as a local ID.
Visuals: Over a video of a spinning globe, an image of the Founder's Library flies in from the right, along with a red line to the right of it. The globe then fades into a blue-white gradient as the black text "HOWARD UNIVERSITY" and "TELEVISION", fold down. The additional text "WHUT-TV" and "Washington, DC." fade in below.
Variant: Starting in 2001, three images of Howard University would fade in beside the Founder's Library image.
Technique: CGI.
Audio: "Steepian Faith" by Kenny Kirkland.
Availability: Used as a local ID.
Visuals: There is footage of a family relaxing in a park. Below it is a black box with the text "Howard University Television" and "Washington, DC." to the left, and the WHUT logo at the time, accompanied by a small PBS logo, to the right.
Technique: Live-action, combined with a still graphic.
Audio: A funky electronic tune.
Availability: Used as a local ID.
Visuals: On a white wall/floor background, while the screen rotates to make the logo is in front of the it, there is a pieces of WHUT logo falling down outside wall, which then forms into a blue "W", and then a connected "HU", and it then falls down to form a "T" and then forms entire logo, with the PBS "P Head" logo in blue next to WHUT, and the text "HOWARD UNIVERSITY TELEVISION" appears below.
Technique: CGI.
Audio: A relaxing and airy synth fanfare.
Availability: Seen on some programming produced by WHUT from the 2010s.
Visuals: On a colored red/orange/yellow gradient background with a Washington, D.C. skyline, there is a rectangle which then zooms in, and then rotates to 30-60 degrees, then a "W" and "T" slides in, and the words "HU" appears below, and then connect into the rectangle box, forming the current WHUT logo. The "HOWARD UNIVERSITY TELEVISION" appears below.
Technique: 2D animation.
Audio: A whooshes, then a two "click" sound when the logo forming.
Availability: Seen on WHUT productions currently.