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This is R.J. Cutler's vanity card. It was formerly known as Actual Reality Pictures. |
This is R.J. Cutler's vanity card. It was formerly known as Actual Reality Pictures. |
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'''Logo:''' The name of the company zooms in while 3 TV-shaped squares zoom in. Once formed, it jump cuts to a blank screen and/or the next logo that follows. |
'''Logo:''' The name of the company zooms in while 3 TV-shaped squares zoom in. Once formed, it jump cuts to a blank screen and/or the next logo that follows. |
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Revision as of 04:48, 15 July 2023
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This is R.J. Cutler's vanity card. It was formerly known as Actual Reality Pictures.
(2005-2008)
Logo: The name of the company zooms in while 3 TV-shaped squares zoom in. Once formed, it jump cuts to a blank screen and/or the next logo that follows.
Technique: The zooming of the TV-shaped squares and the text.
Music/Sounds: None or the temple blocks followed by three quick television statics.
Availability: Can be seen at the end of shows such as The War Room, 30 Days, Flip That House, Black.White, and American High.
Legacy: TBA
