Badie Sabhaa Films

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Revision as of 13:20, 8 January 2023 by Doctorine Dark (talk | contribs) (Doctorine Dark moved page Aflam Badie Sabhaa to Badie Sabhaa Films: "Aflam" literally means "films" in Arabic)

(1980s)

Logo: On a light blue background, we see a white outlined "B". A movie projector fades in within the B, then the entire thing zooms out. The pink strip (shaped like a projection screen) fades in with the company name in Arabic and in white.

Variant: On Enheraf, the logo extends for ten seconds most likely due to an error with the music.

Technique: The zooming out, the name and pink strip fading in.

Music/Sounds: A synthesized majestic fanfare.

Music Variants:

  • On Borg el Madabegh, the music is low pitched.
  • On Enheraf, after the music stops playing, while the logo extends for ten seconds, the beginning of the fanfare plays again at the tail end of it, most likely due to an audio error.

Availability: Seen on Arabic movies at the time.

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