InterTV Planície

InterTV Planície, used to be known as TV Planície, is a television station licensed to Campos dos Goytacazes, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil being founded in April 4, 1989. The station had half of it's shares with Grupo Folha de Comunicação and used to had affiliations with Sistema Brasileiro de Televisão. In 2004, the Tinoco family, that previously owned TV Planície, sold its shares to Fernando Aboudib Camargo who recently created Rede InterTV. Due to this, the channel was renamed to InterTV Planície and became a TV Globo affiliate.

ID (1989-1990s)

Visuals: On a starry night grassy field, a silver rounded rectangle with two letter “P”s merged together with its ends touching the side of the rectangle comes from the top left side which moves and turns to the middle above the grassy field. Around the same time, a piece of silver text which reads “TV PLANÍCIE” moves and turns from the right and is placed under the silver rounded rectangle and on the horizon of the grassy field. After, the silver rounded rectangle with the two merged “P”’s and “TV PLANÍCIE” shines crossways.

Technique: Analog computer animation.

Audio: A synth theme with piano, drums, and trumpets.

Availability Notes: This logo has made a reappearance on a special edition of TJ Planície on Plena TV.

External Links

InterTV Planície on Wikipedia