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===(1994)===
===(1990-1994)===
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Box Productions (1994) (From - The Witness documentary Charles Manson The Man Who Killed the Sixties).png
Box Productions (1994) (From - The Witness documentary Charles Manson The Man Who Killed the Sixties).png
Box Productions (1992) (From - The First Thatcherite).png
Box Productions (1992) (From - The First Thatcherite).png
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Box Productions logo (1994) (From - The Witness documentary Charles Manson The Man Who Killed the Sixties).mp4
Box Productions logo (1994) (From - The Witness documentary Charles Manson The Man Who Killed the Sixties).mp4
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Revision as of 17:17, 21 January 2023


(1990-1994)

Logo: On a dark purple wall background with two transparent triangles and a curve on the bottom right section, a white outline of a circle is drawn with its left half having a thicker stroke. At the same time, an angular "B" fades in while three strange lines scroll from different sections of the screen. They include:

  • A thick bar with one half slightly thicker and two smaller rectangles underneath it.
  • A thin line next to three triangles.
  • Five rectangles with three of them above a thin line.

Once they have met within the circle, three triangles pointing to the bottom right flashes in from the top left of the circle while the bottom text "A BOX PRODUCTION FOR CHANNEL FOUR" fades in.

Technique: Simple 2D animation.

Music/Sounds: A wind instrument-like fanfare with clapping. A shining sound is heard when the text appears.

Availability: Seen on the documentary Charles Manson: The Man Who Killed the Sixties.

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