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{{About|a short-lived Spanish home entertainment company|Westinghouse's official television division|Group W Productions}} |
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'''Logo:''' Starting on a black background, a white background zooms forth, flips and settles into place. Then, a {{Color|gold|gold}}-{{Color|yellow|yellow}} gradient rectangle with an abstract "W" with the colors in the opposite way zooms in while flipping repeatedly. Shortly after, it shifts closer and it stops. It then settles into place as the words "'''GROUP W PRODUCTIONS'''" with a drop shadow slide down and settle below the logo. |
'''Logo:''' Starting on a black background, a white background zooms forth, flips and settles into place. Then, a {{Color|gold|gold}}-{{Color|yellow|yellow}} gradient rectangle with an abstract "W" with the colors in the opposite way zooms in while flipping repeatedly. Shortly after, it shifts closer and it stops. It then settles into place as the words "'''GROUP W PRODUCTIONS'''" with a drop shadow slide down and settle below the logo. |
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'''Technique:''' |
'''Technique:''' Computer animation. |
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'''Audio:''' A whoosh with dramatic western music accompanying to it. |
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'''Availability:''' Only known to be seen on a VHS release of ''Dark Day Express''. |
'''Availability:''' Only known to be seen on a VHS release of ''Dark Day Express''. |
Revision as of 18:09, 6 October 2023
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(1990)
Logo: Starting on a black background, a white background zooms forth, flips and settles into place. Then, a gold-yellow gradient rectangle with an abstract "W" with the colors in the opposite way zooms in while flipping repeatedly. Shortly after, it shifts closer and it stops. It then settles into place as the words "GROUP W PRODUCTIONS" with a drop shadow slide down and settle below the logo.
Technique: Computer animation.
Audio: A whoosh with dramatic western music accompanying to it.
Availability: Only known to be seen on a VHS release of Dark Day Express.