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Amaco Productions (Nigeria)


===Background===
'''{{PAGENAME}}''' was a film production company from Nigeria.


(2009)
===Logo (2002-2009)===
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'''Visuals:''' Over a slowly moving grey background (which is reminiscent of several sticks bundled together or a closeup of a tree) with a crimson lens flare at the top left corner slowly wiping across the top, there are three light purple rings, turning into a turquoise color while spinning around, with blue particles forming into the stacked text "'''Amaco Productions'''", which all spin around before they all stop. The rings then form a stylized planet-like design and the whole logo grows its white glow.


'''Trivia:''' The animation shown in the logo comes from a Ulead Cool 3D template named "rings".
{{Noise Warning}}


'''Technique:''' CGI animation made with Ulead Cool 3D.
Nicknames: "The Ear Rape Ring", "Nigeria's Worst Nightmare Ever", "The Mute Button Is Broken", "Cheesy Amaco", "And Now I Have Tinnitus", "Ring of Doom", "Ring from Hell", "The Loudest African Logo", "My Ears are Bleeding", "The Speakers are Officially Destroyed”, "The Audience is Now Deaf", "The Personification of all That is Ear Rape"


'''Audio:''' Some whooshes at the start, then a screeching sound effect with an orchestral hit and synth note after the logo forms. Starting with ''When God Say Yes'', the audio appears to be heavily compressed and bass-boosted, making it very loud. The opening theme plays over it in some instances, like in the ''American Dollar'' duology.


'''Availability:''' First seen in ''Old School''. Also seen in ''When God Say Yes'', ''Deadly Wish'' and its sequel, ''Deadly Wish 2'' along with the rest of the ''Old School'' trilogy and ''American Dollar'' duology.
Logo: We start off with a warning screen, then over a grey background (which looks a lot like several sticks together or a closeup of a tree) with a yellow light beam at the top left corner, we see 3 rings spin around with blue particles forming into the text (Amaco Productions) and spinning around before they all stop, revealing


'''Legacy:''' This logo is often considered to be one of the loudest logos ever along with the infamous poor-quality upload of [[3-G Home Video]].
Amaco


{{Film logos}}{{African film logos}}

[[Category:Film logos]]
Productions
[[Category:Nigeria]]

[[Category:Nigerian film logos]]
lined up like that with the rings looking like 2 Os inside a hoop in between the title. After that happens, the text flashes.
[[Category:Logos using Ulead Cool 3D templates]]


FX/SFX: Corel MotionStudio 3D-style effects. Like other Nigerian logos it's incredibly cheap.


Music/Sounds: Some whooshes at the start, then a very loud theme.


Availability: Seen on ''Deadly Wish'' and its sequel, ''Deadly Wish 2''.


Editor’s Note: This logo is classed to be one of, if not, THE loudest logos of all time because of the sound effects accompanied by it, which can also scare many young viewers.

[[Category:Movie Logos]] [[Category:Nigerian Logos]] [[Category:Nigerian Movie Logos]]
[[Category:Loud Logos]]

Latest revision as of 01:57, 31 August 2024


Background

Amaco Productions was a film production company from Nigeria.

Logo (2002-2009)



Visuals: Over a slowly moving grey background (which is reminiscent of several sticks bundled together or a closeup of a tree) with a crimson lens flare at the top left corner slowly wiping across the top, there are three light purple rings, turning into a turquoise color while spinning around, with blue particles forming into the stacked text "Amaco Productions", which all spin around before they all stop. The rings then form a stylized planet-like design and the whole logo grows its white glow.

Trivia: The animation shown in the logo comes from a Ulead Cool 3D template named "rings".

Technique: CGI animation made with Ulead Cool 3D.

Audio: Some whooshes at the start, then a screeching sound effect with an orchestral hit and synth note after the logo forms. Starting with When God Say Yes, the audio appears to be heavily compressed and bass-boosted, making it very loud. The opening theme plays over it in some instances, like in the American Dollar duology.

Availability: First seen in Old School. Also seen in When God Say Yes, Deadly Wish and its sequel, Deadly Wish 2 along with the rest of the Old School trilogy and American Dollar duology.

Legacy: This logo is often considered to be one of the loudest logos ever along with the infamous poor-quality upload of 3-G Home Video.

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