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===Background=== |
===Background=== |
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'''Gosteleradiofond''' (The State Television and Radio Fund, Russian: Гостелерадиофонд) is a Russian fund which specialises in archiving of film and video materials, sound recordings and photographic materials produced before 1999. In 2014, the fund became a subsidiary of VGTRK. |
'''Gosteleradiofond''' ('''The State Television and Radio Fund''', Russian: '''Гостелерадиофонд''') is a Russian fund which specialises in archiving of film and video materials, sound recordings and photographic materials produced before 1999. In 2014, the fund became a subsidiary of VGTRK. |
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===Logo (2002?-)=== |
===Logo (2002?-)=== |
Revision as of 04:14, 9 March 2024
Descriptions by
Grig2007 and KosMir
Captures by
Grig2007 and NotPurpleHoodieBoi
Video captures courtesy of
Артём Рыбаков and Uliana Kritskaya
Grig2007 and KosMir
Captures by
Grig2007 and NotPurpleHoodieBoi
Video captures courtesy of
Артём Рыбаков and Uliana Kritskaya
Background
Gosteleradiofond (The State Television and Radio Fund, Russian: Гостелерадиофонд) is a Russian fund which specialises in archiving of film and video materials, sound recordings and photographic materials produced before 1999. In 2014, the fund became a subsidiary of VGTRK.
Logo (2002?-)
Visuals:
- 2002-2017: On a rotating navy/black cloudy-like background, the stacked text:
ГОСТЕЛЕРАДИОФОНДА
(FROM THE SELECTION OF GOSTELERADIOFOND)
- 2017-: Same as before, but in a blue nebula-like background with a vignette, and recreated with its current symbol; it's basically a recreation of an older one: the letters are thicker, much less wider and have a different shade of silver. The appearance of the stacked text is also slightly different.
Technique: A mix of 2D computer animation and CGI.
Audio: A descending electric piano/vibraphone tune followed by 2 sweeping synth chords.
Availablity: Seen on some 90s-2000s VHS and TV prints of various selected Soviet movies that were archived by Gosteleradiofond.