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{{PageCredits|compiled=MBTA06 Productions|description=|capture=Logoarto|video=|edits=Camenati and LMgamer36}}
===Logo (Late 1980s?)===
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(which translates to “Presents the finest works in video”) zooms in below, with colours fading in said text (that being white, yellow, light blue, green, magenta, red and indigo from left to right) as the same happens to the company name shortly after (albeit with a “dissolve” effect). The Greek text zooms out, and the company name zooms out to the right side of the screen.
'''Technique:'''
'''Audio:''' A synth theme with a kick drum and electronic drum. This is actually [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GlTl1ecayyw&ab_channel=EijiKazama ''p:Machinery (Polish)'' by Propaganda] slowed and pitched down by -5.
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'''Availability:''' Appears on Greek video prints of ''At Last, at Last'', ''Notturno'' and ''Colpo rovente''.
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Revision as of 01:59, 13 November 2023
Compiled by
MBTA06 Productions
Captures by
Logoarto
Editions by
Camenati and LMgamer36
MBTA06 Productions
Captures by
Logoarto
Editions by
Camenati and LMgamer36
Logo (Late 1980s?)
Visuals: After the warning screen dissolves away, we see the text
in a futuristic font with “HOME ENTERTAINMENT” below flipping from the background, moving towards the right side and settling in the center. Then,
τα εκλεκτοτερα εργα σε βιντεο
(which translates to “Presents the finest works in video”) zooms in below, with colours fading in said text (that being white, yellow, light blue, green, magenta, red and indigo from left to right) as the same happens to the company name shortly after (albeit with a “dissolve” effect). The Greek text zooms out, and the company name zooms out to the right side of the screen.
Technique: 2D computer effects.
Audio: A synth theme with a kick drum and electronic drum. This is actually p:Machinery (Polish) by Propaganda slowed and pitched down by -5.
Availability: Appears on Greek video prints of At Last, at Last, Notturno and Colpo rovente.
