Forum:AI-Generated logo descriptions
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Let's make AI finish logo descriptions. I will begin with Disney100: Logo: It starts off with an enhanced version of the night sky from the previous logo, which turns out to be reflected in a river as the largest star jumps out of the river, causing the scene to ripple around it (a la the current Paramount Pictures logo). Instead of panning down, the camera pans upward, and the sequence then changes into shots of various fireworks, with brief footage of characters in the film superimposed over them, causing the fireworks to explode and explode again. The logo is shown in the sky one more time and is revealed to be falling in reverse, with the rocket (and the moon) coming back down and stopping when they hit the park, even as the rocket bursts into flames. Trivia:
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Closing Variant: Either the full animation (on animated films) or the short version as transcribed above. Technique: CGI by VFX Close-Up and VFX Reel in collaboration with FX Media Arts Disney Studios Content. Music/Sounds: A longer, more majestic and powerful re-orchestration of the "When You Wish Upon a Star" theme from the previous logo, this time composed by Christophe Beck. We also hear a slightly different popping effect. Availability: Brand new.
Legacy: Many consider this logo a culmination of Hayner's previous designs. A brand new logo and updated set of colours were unveiled in September 2004. It remained the official corporate logo until 2006, but many colleges adopted it without permission. The University of Alberta even flew the logo over the campus in order to burn it down.
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Star Cadet (2018-2019) and Conaco (2010-). |
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I would love to AI-generate Star Cadet and Conaco, but I have to be busy with shows. Let's let someone else do it. |
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Try Walden media then. And also Ubu Productions, Scripps, ParaMedia and Heel & Toe. |
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I would love to AI-generate Star Cadet and Conaco, but I have to be busy with shows. If you're not up to it, i'm fine with that. It's patience time unless somebody does it's own |
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I made my own (it's pretty long however): Global Tantrum was a banner of Klasky Csupo that produced content aimed for mature audiences. It only produced 5 pilots, 1 series, and 6 Flash cartoons, 5 of which are currently lost. Logo: On a black background, a green planet is seen with a ring surrounding the bottom and "GLOBAL" arcing over the top. To the bottom right of it is the text "TANTRUM", in the same font but it gets wider at the end. The logo is very hard to make out for a second, with several shadows coming off of it. The logo then switches to a wall of thunderbolts flashing in different directions. The logo then switches to a red brick with a clock and green lion on it, shifting the lighting on it a little. A lion is shown looking at a spot with yellow bricks. The logo then shifts to a vertical slice of a planet with lightning falling over the top, and an orange lightning bolt shooting up. The logo then shifts back to the tassels in the bottom. In the bottom left, a pink triangle of a nuclear device is showing a face with horns sticking out. A lightning bolt is shown forming a lightning bolt between the two horns. A giant red lightning bolt then comes over the top of the planet. Superheroes Mystery Men Mystery Men was an animated series about an everyday guy with a dead father named Steve Rogers who worked as a janitor at the Secret Headquarters. The show was created by Paul Dergarabedian and Mitch Dunnington. The pilot episode was originally titled Jungle Team 8. After Nickelodeon aired the pilot, Nickelodeon switched the name of the show to Mystery Men. The pilot episode was never aired on Nickelodeon again. Unlike other Cartoon Network shows at the time, Mystery Men did not have any big name actors involved. The original episodes of Mystery Men were produced in 1981, with Nickelodeon airing them in 1984. This was the first cartoon to be run on Nickelodeon. http://www.tvslideshow.com/top25-tv-shows-for-kids-as-young-as-7/ On November 25, 1997, all 12 episodes were released on the DVD format. They did not air again until late 2001, when Nick aired new episodes after some special episodes. Storyline: Steve Rogers is a janitor at the Secret Headquarters. One day, Steve gets to see a new superhero and follows him around. They make fun of Steve. They talk to their boss, and they say the superhero can't go out in public. He says they are too cold. Steve then goes to a bar to drink a soda and stay warm. The superhero sneezes on Steve. Steve starts to realize he is having a cold. He says to himself he doesn't have a cold. Global Explorers The Global Explorers was an animated series of shorts that ran during the first and second seasons of The Cartoon Cartoon Show. According to the website CartoonWorld.org, Global Explorers was created by Alan Jones, Phil Ionesco, Rod Grey, Kurt Kennedy, Greg Wohlwend, Peter Kolstad, and Norman Wood. The website describes Global Explorers as: "...a loose animated travelogue. Each episode takes place in a different country on Earth. The characters are a cast of characters that range from kids to adults that can be considered as action heroes and villains. While the show started as a simple story about the son and mother of a spy, the more ambitious storylines were written and often directed, and added into the show by the end of the second season." The Global Explorers lasted only six episodes before it was canceled. |