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'''Logo:''' On a starry night background, we see a yellow circle revealing upward to the (almost) center, circle zooms-in a bit then the 17 lines streching from the circle, then lines unstretch and split from a circle a bit (which sun is fully formed), the sun glows in a yellow color, then we fade in to the choppy looking cloudy sky, the sun goes red, then the red text saying "EASTERN GROUP" [with yellow shade] crawls up from above the sun. |
'''Logo:''' On a starry night background, we see a yellow circle revealing upward to the (almost) center, circle zooms-in a bit then the 17 lines streching from the circle, then lines unstretch and split from a circle a bit (which sun is fully formed), the sun glows in a yellow color, then we fade in to the choppy looking cloudy sky, the sun goes red, then the red text saying "EASTERN GROUP" [with yellow shade] crawls up from above the sun. |
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'''Technique:''' Sun forming, fade in to a cloudy sky, text crawling up. |
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'''Music/Sounds:''' Hard to describe |
'''Music/Sounds:''' Hard to describe |
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Revision as of 00:09, 6 December 2022
(1990s)
Logo: On a starry night background, we see a yellow circle revealing upward to the (almost) center, circle zooms-in a bit then the 17 lines streching from the circle, then lines unstretch and split from a circle a bit (which sun is fully formed), the sun glows in a yellow color, then we fade in to the choppy looking cloudy sky, the sun goes red, then the red text saying "EASTERN GROUP" [with yellow shade] crawls up from above the sun.
Technique: Sun forming, fade in to a cloudy sky, text crawling up.
Music/Sounds: Hard to describe
Availablity: Extremely rare, the only known movie released by the company is Sa Nag-aapoy Na Dagat.
