Draft:KTLA

Background
KTLA, virtual channel 5 (UHF digital channel 35), is a CW-affiliated television station licensed to Los Angeles, California, United States. The station is the largest directly-owned property of Nexstar Media Group. KTLA's studios are located at the Sunset Bronson Studios on Sunset Boulevard in Hollywood, and its transmitter is located atop Mount Wilson. It is the second-largest CW affiliate by market size that is not owned and operated by either of the network's co-owners, Paramount Global or AT&T's Warner Bros. Discovery.

1st Logo (1947-1957)
Visuals: In a black and white version on a lake background, we see a mountain below with many stars on top, next, the stars zoom in, moves, and become inverted with a circle zooms out around the stars, forming the Paramount Pictures logo on a white background, then, we see the broadcast or radio tower fades on top of the mountain, with the tower transmitting, then, we see the letters "KTLA" appears one-by-one in the middle of the tower, it stops transmitting, then, we see the word "serif" writes below the mountain.

Technique: Cel animation.

Audio: An announcer saying "This is KTLA Television Los Angeles, owned and operated by Television Productions, Inc. A service of Paramount Pictures. With studios joining the Paramount often Hollywood, transmitting from Mount Wilson, California on television channel number 5 with frequency of 76 to 82 megacycles. Again tonight, we're ready to bring you a full evening of television entertainment, from now until 7 o'clock, watch the news go by, and listen to recorded music as you align your receivers for best reception of KTLA."

2nd Logo (1957-195?)
Visuals: On a superimposed credit of The Polka Parade, we see the words "Produced in cooperation with" on the top, below it there's a rectangle with "KTLA" on the left, next to it, there's a play button triangle with the word "CHANNEL" on it, next to it, there’s a outline circle with the large number "5" on it.

Technique: None.

Audio: The end theme of The Polka Parade.

Availability: Seen on The Polka Parade.

3rd Logo (1967-1977?)


Visuals: We see there's 4 number "5" are spinning around, 3 of them flashing and then disappear. We suddenly cut to the "Orange 5" zoom in, at the same time the text "GWB-LOS ANGELES" fade in. Finally, we see the letter "KTLA" zoom into the "5" tail.

Technique: Typical cel animation.

Audio: A bombastic fanfare, with the announcer saying: "This is channel 5, KTLA Los Angeles. With the reminder not to waste energy, how many lights are on in your house right now?".

Availability: Unknown.

4th Logo (1977-1981)
Visuals: From this period, the station used the number "5" in a rectangle box as their main logo. And they used three different television identifications with this logo:


 * 1977: On a brown background, we see their "5" logo appears on the left, and the word "KTLA Los Angeles" wipes in vertically.
 * 1978: We see a shot of a gold live-action model of their logo on a black background. And then when the logo is about to get out, an another one, fades in and zooms out to the near-center. The word "KTLA LOS ANGELES" then wipes in on the right side.
 * 1979: Unknown.

Technique: Unknown.

Audio: Unknown.

5th Logo (1997-2005)
Visuals: Unknown.

Technique: Unknown.

Audio: Unknown.

Music/Sound Variant: The sign-on variant was a guitar tune.

Availability: Only was seen on the sign-offs.

5th Logo (2005-2009)
Visuals: We see a capture of the bridge with a boat riding, colored in an orange or blue tint. Below the pictures, there's the following information "5800 SUNSET BLVD / LOS ANGELES CA 90028"; while on the left we see the KTLA logo with the WB symbol on it.

Variant: Starting in 2006, the WB logo was replaced by The CW logo.

Technique: Live-action.

Audio: Same as the previous logo.

Availability: Only was seen on sign-offs from the station.