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'''Technique:''' The swiveling. While this doesn't look completely choppy, it can at times look pointless (especially the globe animation). The music also doesn't seem to match the logo. |
'''Technique:''' The swiveling. While this doesn't look completely choppy, it can at times look pointless (especially the globe animation). The music also doesn't seem to match the logo. |
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'''Audio:''' Mostly a woman singing (hard to tell what she says) with drums and bells. |
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'''Availability:''' Seen on [[Lightning Video]] prints of ''The Clones''. |
'''Availability:''' Seen on [[Lightning Video]] prints of ''The Clones''. |
Revision as of 02:44, 7 October 2023
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(1970's)
Note: This logo can be seen here.
Logo: On a black background we see a small green wireframe globe rotate to the middle of the screen only to move back to its original position as the abstract blue letters "fi" and the orange text "FILM-MAKERS INTERNATIONAL RELEASING COMPANY" swivel towards the middle. The final three words in the company name are smaller than the other three. The globe dots the I.
Technique: The swiveling. While this doesn't look completely choppy, it can at times look pointless (especially the globe animation). The music also doesn't seem to match the logo.
Audio: Mostly a woman singing (hard to tell what she says) with drums and bells.
Availability: Seen on Lightning Video prints of The Clones.