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===Logo (1998-2008)=== |
===Logo (1998-2008)=== |
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Background
Tag Entertainment (sometimes titled TAG Entertainment) was largely founded by Steve Austin and John T. Botti (formerly CEO of Authentidate) and became a publicly held film production company formerly headquartered in Santa Monica, California. The company was described as a centered producer of family films.
Logo (1998-2008)
Visuals: Unknown
Variant: On the trailer for The Santa Trap, it is snowing in the logo.
Technique: 2D digital animation.
Audio: None for Popstar, but on some films including Miracle Dogs, a shooting star is heard with the synth drone at the end.
Audio Variants:
- On Motocross Kids, motorcycle sounds are heard while we hear the shooting star.
- On Miracle Dogs Too, a puppy is heard barking once after the shooting star finishes.
