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Haazan Brothers (1981)Nickname: "The Camera as a Brain", "Creepy Head", "Fun Brain of Hell", "Think, Brainstorm, Film" |
Haazan Brothers (1981)Nickname: "The Camera as a Brain", "Creepy Head", "Fun Brain of Hell", "Think, Brainstorm, Film" |
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Logo: In front of red curtains, there's a big profile of a human head on a black pedestal with "HAAZAN BROTHERS" written on it, which is over a bigger pedestal. The head turns 180 degrees. When the head has turned 90 degrees, we see that the head is a pink sagittal section, and there's a camera. Just before the head stops turning, the camera (which is fixed on the pink surface of the sagittal section) turns on. |
'''Logo:''' In front of red curtains, there's a big profile of a human head on a black pedestal with "HAAZAN BROTHERS" written on it, which is over a bigger pedestal. The head turns 180 degrees. When the head has turned 90 degrees, we see that the head is a pink sagittal section, and there's a camera. Just before the head stops turning, the camera (which is fixed on the pink surface of the sagittal section) turns on. |
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FX/SFX: The head turning and the camera turning on. |
FX/SFX: The head turning and the camera turning on. |
Revision as of 04:22, 23 March 2021
Logo descriptions and captures by naxo-olé
(1981)
Haazan Brothers (1981)Nickname: "The Camera as a Brain", "Creepy Head", "Fun Brain of Hell", "Think, Brainstorm, Film"
Logo: In front of red curtains, there's a big profile of a human head on a black pedestal with "HAAZAN BROTHERS" written on it, which is over a bigger pedestal. The head turns 180 degrees. When the head has turned 90 degrees, we see that the head is a pink sagittal section, and there's a camera. Just before the head stops turning, the camera (which is fixed on the pink surface of the sagittal section) turns on.
FX/SFX: The head turning and the camera turning on. Music/Sounds: Only the sounds of the camera when we see it.
Availability: Seen only on Amavasya Chandrudu.
Editor's Note: Surely you think the camera is the brain of that man. Maybe it's a metaphorical way to say than the film roll is the brain, and the eyes are the lens, although they are so far from the eyes.