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===Logo (1990s)===
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'''Technique:''' CGI.
▲'''Logo:''' Against a black background, we see a cyan-ishworld map sliding from the extreme right of the screen. Then "Atlantic Films" slides down while rolling from the extreme above the screen along with a few white rings, which later make up the globe grid. The world map comes from the extreme left, spinning (with some cuts). When the whole logo makes up itself, the world map spins faster. A tiny white boat appears on the top of the globe.
'''Availability:''' Seen on Colombian video tapes of the time.▼
'''Audio:''' "[https://www.smartsound.com/royalty-free-music/library/Full+Spectrum/Olympic/ Olympic]", an easy-listening fanfare composed by Guy Moon, off of Smartsound's ''Full Spectrum'' album and Quicktracks.
▲'''Availability:''' Seen on Colombian video tapes of the time.{{AvailabilityExamples}}
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Logo (1990s)
Visuals: Against a black background, there is a cyan-ish world map sliding from the extreme right of the screen. Then the text "Atlantic Films" slides down while rolling from the extreme above the screen along with a few white rings, which later make up the globe grid. The world map comes from the extreme left, spinning (with some cuts). When the whole logo makes up itself, the world map spins faster. A tiny white boat appears on the top of the globe.
Technique: CGI.
Audio: "Olympic", an easy-listening fanfare composed by Guy Moon, off of Smartsound's Full Spectrum album and Quicktracks.
Availability: Seen on Colombian video tapes of the time. [Examples?]
