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'''FX/SFX:''' Early CGI animation which is an improvement over the first logo. |
'''FX/SFX:''' Early CGI animation which is an improvement over the first logo. |
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'''Music/Sounds:''' Before 1995, none. After 1995 and before 1996, a 17-note guitar/synth fanfare. In 1996, the fanfare was changed again to 4 synth notes. |
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* 1992-1995: none. |
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* 1995-1996: a 17-note guitar/synth fanfare. |
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* 1996: a theme of 4 synth notes. |
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'''Music/Sounds Variant:''' On Gentleman Show (Джентльмен-шоу), the opening theme is used. |
'''Music/Sounds Variant:''' On Gentleman Show (Джентльмен-шоу), the opening theme is used. |
Revision as of 12:31, 26 August 2022
Background
Moskovskiy Stil' ("Московский стиль", "Moscow Style") was a production center based in Odessa, Ukraine.
1st logo (September 5, 1991-August 22, 1992)
Logo: On a black background, "ПРЕДСТАВЛЯЕТ" is zooming in while being between the trails. Later on, the trails reveal themselves to be a part of the blue "МОСКОВСКИЙ СТИЛЬ" text. The trails disappear.
FX/SFX: Early 90s CGI.
Music/Sounds: A synth fanfare.
Availability: Seen on episodes of Maski-Show of the period.
Editor's Note: This logo has some cheap early 90s CGI.
2nd logo (August 29, 1992-November 28, 1996)
Logo: On a dark blue background with a yellow-orange aura, while a silver symbol that resembles "2A" or "2D" appears and rotates into its position. "МОСКОВСКИЙ СТИЛЬ" appears below the symbol, and the background fades into black.
Variant: In 1995, the logo was reanimated: the ® symbol has been added to the symbol (which is also redrawn a bit), and the symbol along with the text are now cyan. Also, the aura was removed.
FX/SFX: Early CGI animation which is an improvement over the first logo.
Music/Sounds:
- 1992-1995: none.
- 1995-1996: a 17-note guitar/synth fanfare.
- 1996: a theme of 4 synth notes.
Music/Sounds Variant: On Gentleman Show (Джентльмен-шоу), the opening theme is used.
Availability: Seen on episodes of Maski-Show and Gentleman Show of the period.
Editor's Note: A huge improvement over the first logo's cheap CGI.