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===Background===
'''Filmwerks''' was an American film production outfit started by director Albert Pyun in the early 90s.
===Logo (June 18, 1996-2003)===
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'''Visuals:''' There is a silver sphere with a multi-colored screen that contains a letter inside. This changes very quickly along with another one placed on a scratchy background. The word "FILMWERKS" in orange appears letter by letter, while the screen and the flashing background letters leave one by one, all to the end.
'''Technique:''' Superimposed live-action and
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'''Availability:''' Seen on films from this company.
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Background
Filmwerks was an American film production outfit started by director Albert Pyun in the early 90s.
Logo (June 18, 1996-2003)
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Visuals: There is a silver sphere with a multi-colored screen that contains a letter inside. This changes very quickly along with another one placed on a scratchy background. The word "FILMWERKS" in orange appears letter by letter, while the screen and the flashing background letters leave one by one, all to the end.
Technique: Superimposed live-action and CGI.
Audio: An action-oriented drum theme, with a drum hit for each letter appearing.
Availability: Seen on films from this company.
