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'''Nicknames:''' "MV Combo", "The Voice of Hell" |
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'''Logo:''' On a black background, we see several purple/blue/pink lines appearing up and down, forming a TV tube shape (similar to the [[Qintex]] logo) with an M inside it. Then, a gold streak/ribbon wraps around the M, making the letter the script letter V. "MORRIS VIDEO" in Retro Stereo Wide font, colored blue-purple, appears below and glows brightly. The whole thing zooms out and dissolves away. |
'''Logo:''' On a black background, we see several purple/blue/pink lines appearing up and down, forming a TV tube shape (similar to the [[Qintex]] logo) with an M inside it. Then, a gold streak/ribbon wraps around the M, making the letter the script letter V. "MORRIS VIDEO" in Retro Stereo Wide font, colored blue-purple, appears below and glows brightly. The whole thing zooms out and dissolves away. |
Revision as of 22:22, 11 December 2022
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Captures by
ThatLogoDude
Editions by
Hoa and MegaAveron25
Background
Morris Video was a video distributor located in Redondo Beach, California, founded in the early 1980s by George and Dawn Morris. The company released a wide variety of instructional films on VHS and Beta.
(1984-1990s)
Logo: On a black background, we see several purple/blue/pink lines appearing up and down, forming a TV tube shape (similar to the Qintex logo) with an M inside it. Then, a gold streak/ribbon wraps around the M, making the letter the script letter V. "MORRIS VIDEO" in Retro Stereo Wide font, colored blue-purple, appears below and glows brightly. The whole thing zooms out and dissolves away.
Technique: The TV tube forming, the dissolving effect. It's pretty nice animation for 1984.
Music/Sounds: A creaking synth bass with a whoosh followed by a distorted, deep-voiced announcer saying "Morris...Video".
Availability: Can be seen on certain instructional videotapes like Super Bowling.