A look back at the ‘Washington Week’ broadcast design over the years
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As PBS’s “Washington Week” settles into a new set, here’s a look back at some of the show’s previous broadcast designs.
The show’s overhaul includes a new logo, graphics and music as well as a new set.
Dating back to when the late Gwen Ifill moderated the show, the show, then known as “Washington Week In Review,” used a light blue and white checkered background, with each square featuring a different Washington, D.C. or political icon.
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PBS, Washington Week with The Atlantic
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Broadcast Design, Broadcast Industry News, Featured, Set Design