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This is the production company of American sportscaster Joe Buck. |
This is the production company of American sportscaster Joe Buck. |
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'''Logo:''' On a white background, we see a flat shape moving down in the ground to the center. The symbol flips to reveal that it is two "W"s in old-style, with the top in rusty yellow and the bottom in rusty brown. It looks wet on the surface a bit, then a gun shoots in the middle a star cut-out. The symbol flips back down, then up again while "WILD" and "WEST" draw in a spray-paint effect. The symbol sheds of its colors and colors itself in the modern yellow and gray. "TELEVISION" fades in below. The symbol casts a shadow below. |
'''Logo:''' On a white background, we see a flat shape moving down in the ground to the center. The symbol flips to reveal that it is two "W"s in old-style, with the top in rusty yellow and the bottom in rusty brown. It looks wet on the surface a bit, then a gun shoots in the middle a star cut-out. The symbol flips back down, then up again while "WILD" and "WEST" draw in a spray-paint effect. The symbol sheds of its colors and colors itself in the modern yellow and gray. "TELEVISION" fades in below. The symbol casts a shadow below. |
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'''Variant:''' There is a version where "FILMS" replaces "TELEVISION" |
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'''FX/SFX:''' The shape moving, flipping up, the gun creating a star cut-out in the middle, the text drawing in a spray-paint effect, the symbol flipping up and shedding of it's colors, and "TELEVISION" fading in below. This all plays in warp-speed. |
'''FX/SFX:''' The shape moving, flipping up, the gun creating a star cut-out in the middle, the text drawing in a spray-paint effect, the symbol flipping up and shedding of it's colors, and "TELEVISION" fading in below. This all plays in warp-speed. |
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'''Music/Sounds:''' A gun loading sound and a crane sound, a gun shooting sound and the sound of a bullet dropping. |
'''Music/Sounds:''' A gun loading sound and a crane sound, a gun shooting sound and the sound of a bullet dropping. |
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'''Availability:''' Seen on ''Undeniable with Joe Buck''. |
'''Availability:''' Seen on ''Undeniable with Joe Buck'' and ''F is for Family''. |
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'''Editor's Note:''' Kind of a complicated logo, but this logo plays in warp-speed. |
'''Editor's Note:''' Kind of a complicated logo, but this logo plays in warp-speed. |
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Revision as of 13:10, 25 May 2022
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Background
This is the production company of American sportscaster Joe Buck.
(2016- )
Logo: On a white background, we see a flat shape moving down in the ground to the center. The symbol flips to reveal that it is two "W"s in old-style, with the top in rusty yellow and the bottom in rusty brown. It looks wet on the surface a bit, then a gun shoots in the middle a star cut-out. The symbol flips back down, then up again while "WILD" and "WEST" draw in a spray-paint effect. The symbol sheds of its colors and colors itself in the modern yellow and gray. "TELEVISION" fades in below. The symbol casts a shadow below.
Variant: There is a version where "FILMS" replaces "TELEVISION"
FX/SFX: The shape moving, flipping up, the gun creating a star cut-out in the middle, the text drawing in a spray-paint effect, the symbol flipping up and shedding of it's colors, and "TELEVISION" fading in below. This all plays in warp-speed.
Music/Sounds: A gun loading sound and a crane sound, a gun shooting sound and the sound of a bullet dropping.
Availability: Seen on Undeniable with Joe Buck and F is for Family.
Editor's Note: Kind of a complicated logo, but this logo plays in warp-speed.
