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'''Visuals:''' We see a dark marble background. A 3D model of the territory of Tajikistan flies out from the bottom, and moves left, wiping in the colors of the flag of Tajikistan, then zooming in close to the camera. The territory then morphs into the symbol of a lion looking rightward, with one leg raised. The lion zooms out to the top-left corner of the flag and the golden coat of arms zooms out alongside it. Part of the crown symbol of the flag zooms out, with the remaining stars succeeding it, flying out spirally into position. The flag can be seen waving. The text "Телевизиони Точикистон", in a scripted Cyrillic font, trail out below into position.
'''Visuals:''' We see a dark marble background. A 3D model of the territory of Tajikistan flies out from the bottom, and moves left, wiping in the colors of the flag of Tajikistan, then zooming in close to the camera. The territory then morphs into the symbol of a lion looking rightward, with one leg raised. The lion zooms out to the top-left corner of the flag and the golden coat of arms zooms out alongside it. Part of the crown symbol of the flag zooms out, with the remaining stars succeeding it, flying out spirally into position. The flag can be seen waving. The text "{{tt|Телевизиони Точикистон|Tajikistan Television}}", in a scripted Cyrillic font, trail out below into position.


'''Technique:''' 2DCG graphics.
'''Technique:''' CGI graphics.

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'''Audio:''' An arpeggiated bell, followed by a synth brass fanfare with a repeated 4-note bell motif. A high-pitched ascending note when the text appears.


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'''Audio:''' An arpeggiated bell, followed by a synth brass fanfare with a 4-note bell motif which repeats thrice, followed by a high-pitched ascending note when the text appears.


===2nd Logo (Late 1990s-2000s)===
===2nd Logo (Late 1990s-2000s)===

Revision as of 22:58, 26 November 2023

Credits
Descriptions by
SnowflakesOmega



Background

Tajikistan TV is the state television broadcaster of the country of Tajikistan.


Contents

1st Logo (Early-Mid 1990s) 2nd Logo (Late 1990s-2000s) 3rd Logo (Early 2000s) 4th Logo (Mid 2000s)


1st Logo (Early-Mid 1990s)

Visuals: We see a dark marble background. A 3D model of the territory of Tajikistan flies out from the bottom, and moves left, wiping in the colors of the flag of Tajikistan, then zooming in close to the camera. The territory then morphs into the symbol of a lion looking rightward, with one leg raised. The lion zooms out to the top-left corner of the flag and the golden coat of arms zooms out alongside it. Part of the crown symbol of the flag zooms out, with the remaining stars succeeding it, flying out spirally into position. The flag can be seen waving. The text "Телевизиони Точикистон", in a scripted Cyrillic font, trail out below into position.

Technique: CGI graphics.

Audio: An arpeggiated bell, followed by a synth brass fanfare with a 4-note bell motif which repeats thrice, followed by a high-pitched ascending note when the text appears.

2nd Logo (Late 1990s-2000s)

Visuals: Unknown

Technique: Standard CGI for its time.

Audio: A stringed theme.

Availability: Video footage is partially found but the full thing (with the logo already revealed) is hard to come by nowadays.

3rd Logo (Early 2000s)


Visuals: Unknown

Technique: CGI.

Audio: Unknown

Availability: Video footage of the ID is most likely lost.

4th Logo (Mid 2000s)


Visuals: Unknown

Technique: Supposedly CGI fused with live-action footage.

Audio: Unknown

Availability: Video footage of the ID is most likely lost.

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