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'''Golden Moon Creations''' was a small Indian film company founded in the 1980's. |
'''Golden Moon Creations''' was a small Indian film company founded in the 1980's. |
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===Logo (November 1, 1986)=== |
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'''Availability:''' Seen on the film ''Pudhiya Poovithu'' (which was one of the last Tamil films to utilize B&W film prints). |
'''Availability:''' Seen on the film ''Pudhiya Poovithu'' (which was one of the last Tamil films to utilize B&W film prints). |
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Revision as of 00:14, 3 November 2023
Descriptions by
thegreatlogoguy111 and naxo-olé
Video captures courtesy of
MatthewTheScienceGuy
thegreatlogoguy111 and naxo-olé
Video captures courtesy of
MatthewTheScienceGuy
Background
Golden Moon Creations was a small Indian film company founded in the 1980's.
Logo (November 1, 1986)
Visuals: We start on a star-like background that constantly moves. Almost immediately, a flash/shine effect occurs in the top-right corner, revealing a weird-looking "G", an "M" inside a circle and a "C". Above the "M", we see a star. It zooms out into the center of the screen. Next, some text that reads, "GOLDEN MOON CREATIONS" in a handwriting style appears. It stays like that until the logo ends.
Technique: A mix of computer effects and cel animation.
Audio: A strum with a lyra, followed by a rhythmical melody with a sitar. It closes with another strum with the lyra.
Availability: Seen on the film Pudhiya Poovithu (which was one of the last Tamil films to utilize B&W film prints).
