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'''Variants:''' Sometimes in the opening credits, the logo itself is also green screened into the opening footage, inverting the logo and left bar to blue.
'''Variants:''' Sometimes in the opening credits, the logo itself is also green screened into the opening footage, inverting the logo and left bar to blue.


'''FX/SFX:''' The logo appearing done with cheap 80's computer effects.
'''Technique:''' The logo appearing done with cheap 80's computer effects.


'''Music/Sounds:''' The opening/closing of the program.
'''Music/Sounds:''' The opening/closing of the program.

Revision as of 01:12, 6 December 2022


Background

WJAG was Jefferson High School's local TV station in Bloomington, Minnesota that was launched in the mid-70's alongside KTAV and WLIN.

(March 6, 1987)

Logo: On a blue background with its left section in white, the channel's logo appears in a stamp-like effect. The stylized words "WJAG TV" with "TV" underneath "AG" are inside a rhombus, both of which are against a white circle with the words "BLOOMINGTON EDUCATIONAL CABLE" arching on the bottom half. An extra outline of a circle surrounds aforementioned text. Shortly after, the opening/ending credits of the program are superimposed into the shot. After the credits, the logo plays in reverse.

Variants: Sometimes in the opening credits, the logo itself is also green screened into the opening footage, inverting the logo and left bar to blue.

Technique: The logo appearing done with cheap 80's computer effects.

Music/Sounds: The opening/closing of the program.

Availability: Ultra rare. It was so far seen on a March 6, 1987 boys' basketball game between Jefferson and Rosemount.

Final Note

Later on, WJAG programs have switched to the Bloomington Educational Cable Television logo.

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