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This was the home video division of the Franco-German broadcaster '''La Sept''', currently Arte, which specialized in educational videos. |
This was the home video division of the Franco-German broadcaster '''La Sept''', currently Arte, which specialized in educational videos. |
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Revision as of 23:54, 27 December 2023
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Background
This was the home video division of the Franco-German broadcaster La Sept, currently Arte, which specialized in educational videos.
Logo (July 1992-May 1994)
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Visuals: The camera flashes through a black background with a yellow parallelogram-like in the bottom-left corner, with a white slash on the right. Then, the texts "la sept vidéo" appear between the slash. Afterwards, it flashes onto another black background with "présente".
Technique: Simple computer animation by Étienne Robial.
Audio: An unrecognizable noise with a possible female announcer saying "La Sept Vidéo".
Availability: Seen on a few educational tapes such as L'Odeur de la Papaye Verte.
