Draft:Inravisión
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The Instituto Nacional de Radio y Televisión - Inravisión was a Colombian state-owned broadcasting company created in 1963 by order of Decree 3267 to replace the previous entity, Radiotelevisora Nacional de Colombia. Up until 1998, Inravisión was the only free-to-air TV broadcaster in that country, holding a virtual monopoly until 1998, when Caracol and RCN Televisión launched their commercial TV channels, leading up to its demise. In 2004, by order of Decree 3525, the company and its sister entity, the state-owned TV production company Audiovisuales were liquidated and folded into Radio Televisión Nacional de Colombia (RTVC).
1st Logo (1964-1979)
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Visuals: There is a grid of triangles, with some of them forming the Inravisión logo. After the logo is formed, the rest of the triangles are shaded and merged into the symbol.
Technique: Traditional animation, with an announcer saying the broadcaster's name.
Audio: A triumphant fanfare.
2nd Logo (1979-November 30, 1982)
Visuals: On a black background, there is the Inravisión symbol in red as it zooms to the right hole.
Technique: Traditional animation.
Audio: None.
3rd Logo (December 1, 1982-June 12, 1994)
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Visuals: On a black background, there is a blue globe spinning. Once the globe spins to the American continent, it highlights the map of Colombia. Then a ring with the Colombian flag is placed while the globe turns into a red outline. A compass later appears, which later is placed on the circle. The compass' letters disappear after the grid forming the globe is formed and the symbol turns gold. Then the "Inravisión" wordmark is formed with it initially appearing the colors of the Colombian flag. Then, the wordmark turns into its gold color while the background transitions to blue. After the symbol is formed, the word "Colombia" is added.
After the logo is formed, the word "Cadena" later appears while the symbol shines again and three copies of the channel's number in the Colombian flag (1, 2 or 3) appear. Then, the copies merge together turning the number into gold.
Technique: Cel animation.
Audio: An electronic synth theme with the announcer saying the channel's name at the end.
4th logo (July 1, 1987-June 7, 1990)
Visuals: On a gray background with some dots, there is the words "Ministerio de Comunicaciones - Inravisión" on the top right corner with the bottom being reserved for the channel's name. After the name appears, the channel symbol (a triangle for Cadena 1, a square for Cadena 2 or a circle for Cadena 3) appears before being placed on the bottom while the channel's name appears on the right. The symbol spins for a bit until the words "Inravisión" apppear on the background. Then, the background fades to reveal today's programs on Inravisión's TV channels and the department-owned regional channels.
Technique: CGI.
Audio: A melodic 80s-style synth fanfare.
5th Logo (June 8, 1990-June 12, 1994)
Visuals: On a black background, there are several white lines, that form a screen with rectangles. After that, the screen flips to reveal a purple orb. A line later appears, forming the Inravisión logo. After that, the logo flashes to reveal the broadcaster's logo with the wordmark on the bottom and zooms out into a instant photo frame-like screen while it flips to reveal today's programs on Inravisión’s TV channels and the department-owned regional channels.
Technique: CGI.
Audio: A xylophone rendition of the 1987 Inravisión theme.
6th Logo (June 13, 1994-2001)
Visuals: On a starry sky, a satellite with Inravisión's symbol appears which travels in a circle until it moves right to reveal the symbol. After that, the satellite disappears while the symbol is placed on the left, to make room for the words "Inravisión Colombia". After that, the wordmark later changes to "24 Horas de Programación".
Technique: CGI.
Audio: A fanfare combining piano notes and trumpet sounds.
