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===Background===
===Background===
This is the Australian division of [[Embassy Home Entertainment]].
This is the Australian division of [[Embassy Home Entertainment]].


===Logo (1983-1986)===
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|Embassy6.png|(1983-1986)
'''Visuals:''' On a black background, a {{color|gold|yellow}} neon star zooms out, which starts off {{color|red}} in its trails, and flashes, revealing the Embassy "{{color|blue|E}}" in {{color|blue|dark blue}}. A neon "E" zooms out much like the star, and the logo flashes, gaining a white outline and filling the star with {{color|red}}. "THE BIG" and "IN VIDEO" in a {{color|red}} Microgramma font zoom out one by one, flashing each time, as well as the star, and gaining a orange glow and drop-shadow. As they all stop, the logo's outline shines over and over with choppy cuts.
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===(1983-1986)===
[[File:Embassy6.png|center|frameless]]
'''Logo:''' On a black background, a {{color|gold|yellow}} neon star zooms out, which starts off {{color|red}} in its trails, and flashes, revealing the Embassy "{{color|blue|E}}" in {{color|blue|dark blue}}. A neon "E" zooms out much like the star, and the logo flashes, gaining a white outline and filling the star with {{color|red}}. "THE BIG" and "IN VIDEO" in a {{color|red}} Microgramma font zoom out one by one, flashing each time, as well as the star, and gaining a orange glow and drop-shadow. As they all stop, the logo's outline shines over and over with choppy cuts.


'''Variant:''' Sometimes the logo would get sucked into the star in the X-like shape, complete with the motion blur.
'''Variant:''' Sometimes, the logo would get sucked into the star in the X-like shape, complete with motion blur.


'''Technique:''' 80s computer animation and early CGI effects.
'''Technique:''' 2D computer animation and early CGI effects.


'''Music/Sounds:''' A four-note synthesizer tune, followed by two drumbeats, and then another set of five synth notes. This is an alternate ending to the stock track "Tomorrow's World"
'''Audio:''' A four-note synthesizer tune, followed by two drumbeats, and then another set of five synth notes. This is an alternate ending to the stock track "Tomorrow's World" by Geoff Bastow.


'''Availability:''' The best place to find it is on old PBV tapes in Australia.
'''Availability:''' Unknown {{AvailabilityExamples}}


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Latest revision as of 20:27, 23 July 2024


Background

This is the Australian division of Embassy Home Entertainment.

Logo (1983-1986)

Visuals: On a black background, a yellow neon star zooms out, which starts off red in its trails, and flashes, revealing the Embassy "E" in dark blue. A neon "E" zooms out much like the star, and the logo flashes, gaining a white outline and filling the star with red. "THE BIG" and "IN VIDEO" in a red Microgramma font zoom out one by one, flashing each time, as well as the star, and gaining a orange glow and drop-shadow. As they all stop, the logo's outline shines over and over with choppy cuts.

Variant: Sometimes, the logo would get sucked into the star in the X-like shape, complete with motion blur.

Technique: 2D computer animation and early CGI effects.

Audio: A four-note synthesizer tune, followed by two drumbeats, and then another set of five synth notes. This is an alternate ending to the stock track "Tomorrow's World" by Geoff Bastow.

Availability: Unknown [Examples?]

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