Rede Globo (Special Idents)

This page describes special (non-regular) Rede Globo idents, for the regular idents, click here

Anniversary Idents

1st Logo (10th Anniversary) (1975)

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Visuals: On a black background is a red-contoured 1, next to it is the then-current Globo logo that has two diagonal red lines inbetween.

Variant: An in-credit text version exists.

Technique: Cel animation for the original version, none for the variant.

Audio: A dramatic jazzy fanfare (part of "Neuf heures du matin: Ouverture", by Michel Fulgain) with a voice saying "Rede Globo, mais que um modelo, acima do padrão, dinâmica avançada de comunicação.". The variant uses the closing theme.

Availability: The variant is known to appear on shows from the time.

2nd Logo (15th Anniversary) (1980)

Visuals:

• Version 1: There are two doors with the number 15 on them and the Globe in the middle of them. They open, revealing a multitude of musical instruments floating around in some sort of void with a red-orange diagonal grid "floor". Two streaks of pale blue light pass through the doors as they open. More light streaks pass by, and the instruments stop moving. The background opens like the doors in the beginning, and we see a light blue "15" on a black-red-orange gradient background. An orange streak of light falls on the curve in the 5, revealing the Rede Globo logo.
• Version 2: There are red and green neon lights forming a floor. The camera pans forth and above them gradually. Yellow-orange light streaks zoom into the background, creating a big flash. A Scanimated "15" (with a trail behind it) zooms in, as does the camera, and the trail eventually stops continuing once the camera approaches it. There is a whitish flash as a result of this. The "15" is now solid, with the Rede Globo logo inside of it.

Technique: Depends of the variant, but either modeling or early CGI, combined with Scanimation.

Audio: A simple disco beat that gets slightly dramatic at the end.

3rd ID (20th Anniversary) (1984-1986)

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Visuals: There is a silver background, which gets segmented by an unfamiliar object. The object leaves behind a rainbow-gradient outline. The camera zooms out, and we see what appears to be a "0" from first view. This is part of a structure that rotates to one side and shows the Rede Globo logo, and keeps rotating. Objects keep flying out of the structure, which is a stylized, bold "20". The object eventually stops spinning and stays on the side with the Rede Globo logo on it.

Variants: The logo starts with segments of the bold "20" seen in the normal ident. They are in various parts of the screen. The pieces then converge into a rainbow "2O" structure (with a blue/red/yellow gradient) with the Globo logo placed at the end (being a part of the structure). An early version just consisted in the same structure, but completely silver, spinning continuously. Some later versions had the logo completely still, while some people appear interacting.

Technique: CGI, with the normal variant being done by Pacific Data Images and the second version by Cranston/Csuri Productions.

Audio: An oversaturated catchy synth-pop tune that starts dramatically.

Audio Variants:

• A generic theme with an announcer was mostly used, but one ident had a more upbeat tune to it (along with a male chorus in the beginning).
• The early variant consisted of a rendition of the network's familiar "Um Novo Tempo" theme with an announcer on the background.

4th ID (25th Anniversary) (1989-December 31, 1990)

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Visuals: On a space background above the earth, the screen zooms into the inside of a glass tube, giving off a multi-colored sheen on the inside. Then, large puzzle-like chunks eject themselves from the edges of it, as the camera rotates around it and a silver ball emerges from the background. As the chunks fly away along with the Earth, is an unique-looking "25", losing all of its colors in the process and the ball rotates around to reveal the Rede Globo logo. The tube makes one rotating before freezing.

Variant: An earlier version exists where the logo is mirrored, just like the print logo.

Technique: CGI by Globograph and Roberto Shimose.

Audio: An upwards flourish followed by a dramatic theme that ends with a chorus singing the name and notes in the same tone as the chorus. An announcer (Dirceu Rabelo) says "1990: 25 anos da Rede Globo." at the start. In 1989, the theme sounded more synthesized. However, in 1990, it became stronger on the treble and had a bit more delay, with the theme sounding slightly more dramatic and the chorus sounding different.

5th ID (30th Anniversary) (1994-December 1995)

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Visuals:

• Version 1 (January-June): On a rotating rainbow gradient background, a silver 1966 Rede Globo logo zooms out, which expands out to form the 1970 logo. This is followed by the 10th anniversary logo in teal zooming out and rotating away while its borders are drawn. Then, the 15th anniversary logo zooms out while light trails are still forming it, and the screen zooms out through the hollowed out 20th anniversary logo. As it zooms away, a chunk of it flies through it, forming the inside dot on the center of the 25th anniversary logo, before the Rede Globo of that time flies in. As it zooms out, a silver sphere appears on the right side, and the 30th anniversary logo is revealed, rotating into place on a black/bluish-gray background. It consists of the Rede Globo logo at the time, but rotated 90 degrees to the right and containing a giant chunk carved out to resemble a "3", thus making a "30".
• Version 2 (July-December): On a gray gradient background, a silver sphere is seen while many different panels containing the title cards of Rede Globo's programming at the time encircle it. As the camera moves to the other side and to the bottom of the sphere, the panels fly away and the logo fades in as the camera positions itself into its usual place.

Variants:

• An earlier version, used in December 1994, had the logo play like its 1986 debut, but instead had the logo rotate and zoom out to reveal the full thing.
• An unused version of Version 2 had the panels instead spinning and expanding outwards rapidly, turning into sparkles that formed the inside of the logo before the rest faded in and turned into place. The background is also pitch black before the blue-gray gradient fades in when the logo does, and there is also a notable diamond texture on the rainbow gradient much like its print variant.
• A test logo exists, where the logo zooms out to reveal it is encircled by an abstract, layered "30", presented in a blue transparent material with multicolored glowing edges. 2 versions of this exist: one where the pieces show the same result on both sides and had them emerging from the central sphere, and another with altering designs on each end and had them just encircling the logo.
• Another test logo exists, with the logo rotating towards the screen and engulfing it with its multicolored inside, as well as having the central sphere split open to reveal an abstract 3 and the Rede Globo logo forming the 0. The background also darkens after it forms. 2 variants also exist of this: one where the logo is flat on top and is resting at an angle, and one where they expand outwards to their full shape and where they face the screen.

Technique: CGI by Globograph and Roberto Shimose.

Audio: Depends on the variant:

• Version 1: A upbeat synthesized fanfare with a few synth whooshes and an announcer, that finishes off with the familiar 4-note melody. Later on, it was replaced by a different fanfare with piano and synth horns.
• Version 2: An overly joyful, rather synthesized fanfare, ending with sparkles and the 4-note Globo melody. An announcer is usually used, but is sometimes omitted.

Audio Variant: The early version had an heavy timpani drum and synth turn with a 1-note flourish. This was also used in the test logos as well.

6th ID (40th Anniversary) (2005)

Visuals: Against a video of a Brazilian landmark, glass streaks appear from somewhere, expand and then move out. The glass Rede Globo logo then appears and zooms back, just like in the Globo Glass logo, but when the screen fades, there is a 4, with segments from the 4 and a brighter version of the logo on a cyan/white gradient.

Variants: there were around 3 variants of this one.

• A promo variant exists where a flash occurs on a space background, the segments from the 4 appears and the same brighter globe appearing, then it fades into the finished product of the previous version, and "Aniversário", "Esporte", or "Jornalismo" (meaning "Anniversary", "Sports", and "Journalism") fade in.
• A promo variant exists, it has the 2000 logo.
• A test variant exists. On this, after the show it's showing, the end cuts to stripes, one being the end and the other being black. Then, the stripes changes the texture glossy textures and moving and swirling. When it hits the metal curved bars, we reveal another segment, and there are rings, and later the other stripes fade away. And the rings reveal the anniversary logo.

Technique: CGI.

Audio: Same as the 12th logo.

Availability: Unknown. ^[Examples?]

7th ID (45th Anniversary) (2010)

Visuals: There is the 2008-2014 logo on a blue/black gradient background, then, the Globo logo zooms out, and "45 ANOS" (in Avant Garde Gothic) appears and shines.

Technique: CGI.

Audio: The 4-note sounder, followed by the plim-plim sound.

Availability: Unknown. ^[Examples?]

8th ID (50th Anniversary) (2015)

Visuals: On a gray/white gradient background, a swirl of paint swirls in, then, the globe transforms into the 2014-present Globo logo, then "50" and "A N O S" appears.

Variants:

• On promos, there is a version where "2015" sketches in, then turns solid and the Globo logo fades in, then "201" slides out from the "5", forming the logo.
• There were also 2 variants of this logo, one with paper-like things, and one has a swirl-like shape forming the 2014 logo.

Technique: CGI.

Audio: A synthesizer tune, followed by the low-toned plim-plim sound.

Audio Variant: In the promo, a different synthesizer tune is played with the plim-plim sound in normal pitch. A voiceover says "2015, O Ano dos 50 anos da Globo".