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'''Audio:''' A robotic whir that increases in volume, several wooshes, a clang when the box is in position, and a drone and some dings. |
'''Audio:''' A robotic whir that increases in volume, several wooshes, a clang when the box is in position, and a drone and some dings. |
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'''Availability:''' Can be seen on DVDs of PBS's ''America's Historic Steam Railroads'' |
'''Availability:''' Can be seen on DVDs of PBS's ''America's Historic Steam Railroads'' but they are repacked as ''Great Trains of America''. It might also be seen on the DVD release of ''The Twisted Tales of Felix the Cat''. |
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'''Legacy:''' This logo is one of the most lesser known logos of all time, as the video of it didn't pop up until 2015, despite being readily available. |
'''Legacy:''' This logo is one of the most lesser known logos of all time, as the video of it didn't pop up until 2015, despite being readily available. |
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Revision as of 16:46, 12 July 2024
Background
AIX Media Group is a production company based in Los Angeles, California.
Logo (2000?-20??)
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Visuals: There is a Viacom "Wigga Wigga"-like "A" zoom up and then there is a "V" and a "T" zooming behind it, then the bottom halves of the letters zoom in with a rainbow flash and flare, forming "A I X". As this happens, "media group" in yellow zooms in then a bluish grey gradient box with the same text zooms in bordering the bottom halves.
Technique: CGI.
Audio: A robotic whir that increases in volume, several wooshes, a clang when the box is in position, and a drone and some dings.
Availability: Can be seen on DVDs of PBS's America's Historic Steam Railroads but they are repacked as Great Trains of America. It might also be seen on the DVD release of The Twisted Tales of Felix the Cat.
Legacy: This logo is one of the most lesser known logos of all time, as the video of it didn't pop up until 2015, despite being readily available.
