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{{PageCredits|video=Little Whore Records}}
===Logo (Late 1983)===
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'''Technique:''' Computer animation possibly done on a BBC Micro.
'''Music/Sounds:''' A flute and piano fanfare, which is "The Appliance Of Science (D)" by Keith Mansfield.▼
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'''Availability:''' Unknown.▼
▲'''Availability:''' Unknown. {{AvailabilityExamples}}
▲'''Legacy:''' The animation layout for this logo is very similar to that of both the logo for [[ATA Video (UK)|ATA Video]] and the first logo for [[Temple Video (UK)|Temple Video]].
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Latest revision as of 12:13, 13 May 2024
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Little Whore Records
Little Whore Records
Logo (Late 1983)
Visuals: On a black background, four green diagonal lines form and begin rotating counter-clockwise and moving towards the top and bottom-centers of the screen, leaving a trail that makes a large doily-like design in the process. A few seconds later, the words "MEGA VIDEO" appear in one line letter-by-letter. After the letters are done appearing, four more rotating lines, which are white, appear where the green lines stopped rotating and finish the design.
Trivia: The animation layout for this logo is very similar to that of both the logo for ATA Video and the first logo for Temple Video.
Technique: Computer animation possibly done on a BBC Micro.
Audio: A flute and piano fanfare, which is "The Appliance Of Science (D)" by Keith Mansfield.
Availability: Unknown. [Examples?]
