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{{About|the Egyptian company|the Indian company|NP International}}
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===Background===
===(October 25, 1976-August 11, 1980) ===
'''{{PAGENAME}}''' was a film production company from Egypt.

===Logo (October 25, 1976-August 11, 1980) ===
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NP (Early variant) (1976, Source - Daerat Al-Enteqam).png
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'''Visuals:''' On a black background, the giant white text "'''NP'''" with a squared-like font and red blur zooms in at us, a la [[Viacom Productions|Viacom's V of Doom]]. Seconds later, text in Arabic appears in the same font and shadow as the text "NP" with a few differences. Then, two bright pieces of text "'''PRESENTS'''" (one being in English and the other in Arabic) appear next to their respective text.
'''Visuals:''' On a black background, the giant white text "'''NP'''" with a squared-like font and red blur zooms in at the screen, a la [[Viacom Productions|Viacom's V of Doom]]. Seconds later, text in Arabic appears in the same font and shadow as the previous text located below said text. Then, two bright pieces of text "'''PRESENTS'''" (one being in English and the other in Arabic) appears next to their respective translating text.


'''Variant:''' An early variant exists on ''Daerat Al-Enteqam'' where the English and Arabic text is solid red and "PRESENTS" is more hand-drawn. The red glow also appears to be absent, and a white horizontal line separates the English and Arabic translation once "NP" in Arabic appears.
'''Variant:''' An early variant exists on ''Daerat Al-Enteqam'' where the English and Arabic text is {{color|red|solid red}} and "PRESENTS" is more hand-drawn, the red glow is absent, and a white horizontal line separates the English and Arabic translation once "'''NP'''" in Arabic appears.


'''Technique:''' Traditional animation.
'''Technique:''' Traditional animation.


'''Audio:''' Three loud gong crashes that play whenever the text appears.
'''Audio:''' Three loud gong crashes that play whenever the text appears.


'''Audio Variant:''' The early variant only had 2 gong crashes, and this time was quieter.
'''Audio Variant:''' The early variant only had 2 gong crashes, and this time was quieter.
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[[Category:Film logos]]
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[[Category:Egyptian film logos]]
[[Category:Egyptian film logos]]
[[Category:Arabic-language logos]]

Latest revision as of 22:51, 26 September 2024


Background

NP was a film production company from Egypt.

Logo (October 25, 1976-August 11, 1980)



Visuals: On a black background, the giant white text "NP" with a squared-like font and red blur zooms in at the screen, a la Viacom's V of Doom. Seconds later, text in Arabic appears in the same font and shadow as the previous text located below said text. Then, two bright pieces of text "PRESENTS" (one being in English and the other in Arabic) appears next to their respective translating text.

Variant: An early variant exists on Daerat Al-Enteqam where the English and Arabic text is solid red and "PRESENTS" is more hand-drawn, the red glow is absent, and a white horizontal line separates the English and Arabic translation once "NP" in Arabic appears.

Technique: Traditional animation.

Audio: Three loud gong crashes that play whenever the text appears.

Audio Variant: The early variant only had 2 gong crashes, and this time was quieter.

Availability: Only seen on Daerat Al-Enteqam (Circle of Revenge) and Habybaa Daymah (My Love... Always).

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