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'''Variants:''' On ''Ein Sommer, den man nie vergisst'', the logo is yellow, the rectangle is outlined and the text inside is yellow and it's scrolling up. |
'''Variants:''' On ''Ein Sommer, den man nie vergisst'', the logo is yellow, the rectangle is outlined and the text inside is yellow and it's scrolling up. |
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'''Technique:''' |
'''Technique:''' A still superimposed graphic or motion controlled animation. |
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'''Audio:''' Opening theme of the movie. |
'''Audio:''' Opening theme of the movie. |
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Revision as of 05:46, 19 July 2024
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Background
Export Film Bischoff & Co. was a film exporter from West Germany.
Logo (October 10, 1958-December 18, 1959)
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Visuals: Superimposed over the opening part of the movie, there is a white, serif "Weltvertrieb" with the below being a white outline of a globe with stylistic wings at each sides. "EXPORT" in white, sans-serif, arched format is at the top of the globe and underneath is a filled of a rectangle containing a cut-out of "FILM BITSCOFF & CO." in sans-serif typeface ("FILM" is bigger and below it is "BITSCOFF & CO.") with 2 white lines at the top and bottom.
Variants: On Ein Sommer, den man nie vergisst, the logo is yellow, the rectangle is outlined and the text inside is yellow and it's scrolling up.
Technique: A still superimposed graphic or motion controlled animation.
Audio: Opening theme of the movie.
Availability: Seen on Das Posthaus Im Schwarzwald and Ein Sommer, den man nie vergisst.
