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1st Logo (1998-December 4, 2002)

Logo: On a white background, we see a black rectangle in the center of the screen stretching horizontally with 2 rectangular parts cut out revealing the white background and it also haves the words "A STAN ROGOW" with a red rectangle separating "A" and "STAN ROGOW". On the bottom rectangle, "production" is seen. A thin red parallelogram is seen on the right side of the screen stretching to the near middle of the screen.

Variant: On some episodes of State of Grace, a animated version has resurfaced where the lines in the logos all appear in different fashions. The black rectangle appears by a "growing" effect, the thinner line appears from the left side of the screen and moves to the right, and vice-versa for the thicker line. And they both form the words.

FX/SFX: None.

Music/Sounds: The end theme of the show. On some occasions, State of Grace used a prototype version of the guitar theme heard in the next logo.

Availability: Extinct. Seen on early airings of early season 1 episodes of Lizzie McGuire and the short lived Fox Family/ABC Family show State of Grace. Also seen on the 1998 TV movie, Man Made. Current prints of Lizzie McGuire have the next logo plaster over this one.

Editor's Note: None.

2nd Logo (February 2, 2001-August 25, 2007)

Logo: On a white background, we see the text "Stan Rogow Productions" in the center. In the background, the red balls from the Lizzie McGuire intro sequence bounce by themselves. The text also bounces slightly along with the balls.

FX/SFX: The balls and text bouncing. This logo and the title sequence of Lizzie McGuire were done by Pittard Sullivan.

Music/Sounds: The ending theme of the show, or a guitar stinger.

Availability: Currently seen on Lizzie McGuire on sporadic reruns on Disney Channel. Also seen on Flight 29 Down.

Editor's Note: None.

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+=== 1st Logo (1998-December 4, 2002) ===
-st Logo
+'''Logo:''' On a white background, we see a black rectangle in the center of the screen stretching horizontally with 2 rectangular parts cut out revealing the white background and it also haves the words "A STAN ROGOW" with a red rectangle separating "A" and "STAN ROGOW". On the bottom rectangle, "production" is seen. A thin red parallelogram is seen on the right side of the screen stretching to the near middle of the screen.
-(1998-December 4, 2002)
-Stan Rogow Productions 2001-2002
+'''Variant:''' On some episodes of ''State of Grace'', a animated version has resurfaced where the lines in the logos all appear in different fashions. The black rectangle appears by a "growing" effect, the thinner line appears from the left side of the screen and moves to the right, and vice-versa for the thicker line. And they both form the words.
-Logo: On a white background, we see a black rectangle in the center of the screen stretching horizontally with 2 rectangular parts cut out revealing the white background and it also haves the words "A STAN ROGOW" with a red rectangle separating "A" and "STAN ROGOW". On the bottom rectangle, "production" is seen. A thin red parallelogram is seen on the right side of the screen stretching to the near middle of the screen.
+'''FX/SFX:''' None.
-Variant: On some episodes of State of Grace, a animated version has resurfaced where the lines in the logos all appear in different fashions. The black rectangle appears by a "growing" effect, the thinner line appears from the left side of the screen and moves to the right, and vice-versa for the thicker line. And they both form the words.
+'''Music/Sounds:''' The end theme of the show. On some occasions, ''State of Grace'' used a prototype version of the guitar theme heard in the next logo.
-FX/SFX: None.
+'''Availability:''' Extinct. Seen on early airings of early season 1 episodes of ''Lizzie McGuire'' and the short lived Fox Family/ABC Family show ''State of Grace''. Also seen on the 1998 TV movie, ''Man Made''. Current prints of ''Lizzie McGuire'' have the next logo plaster over this one.
-Music/Sounds: The end theme of the show. On some occasions, State of Grace used a prototype version of the guitar theme heard in the next logo.
+'''Editor's Note:''' None.
-Availability: Extinct. Seen on early airings of early season 1 episodes of Lizzie McGuire and the short lived Fox Family/ABC Family show State of Grace. Also seen on the 1998 TV movie, Man Made.Current prints ofLizzie McGuire have the next logo plaster over this one.
+=== 2nd Logo (February 2, 2001-August 25, 2007) ===
-Editor's Note: None.
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+'''Logo:''' On a white background, we see the text "Stan Rogow Productions" in the center. In the background, the red balls from the Lizzie McGuire intro sequence bounce by themselves. The text also bounces slightly along with the balls.
+'''FX/SFX:''' The balls and text bouncing. This logo and the title sequence of Lizzie McGuire were done by Pittard Sullivan.
-nd Logo
-(February 2, 2001-August 25, 2007)
-Stan Rogow Productions (2001)
+'''Music/Sounds:''' The ending theme of the show, or a guitar stinger.
-Logo: On a white background, we see the text "Stan Rogow Productions" in the center. In the background, the red balls from the Lizzie McGuire intro sequence bounce by themselves. The text also bounces slightly along with the balls.
+'''Availability:''' Currently seen on ''Lizzie McGuire'' on sporadic reruns on Disney Channel. Also seen on ''Flight 29 Down''.
-FX/SFX: The balls and text bouncing. This logo and the title sequence of Lizzie McGuire were done by Pittard Sullivan.
+'''Editor's Note:''' None.
-Music/Sounds: The ending theme of the show, or a guitar stinger.
-Availability: Currently seen on Lizzie McGuire on sporadic reruns on Disney Channel. Also seen on Flight 29 Down.
-Editor's Note: None.