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'''Logo:''' On a grimy aluminum background, three gray streaks race around in the center of the screen, before forming an interlocking hexagonal design. Once the logo is formed, two bars flip in underneath; the first one reads "NATIONAL ARTS CENTRE", while the second one reads "CENTRE NATIONAL DES ARTS". |
'''Logo:''' On a grimy aluminum background, three gray streaks race around in the center of the screen, before forming an interlocking hexagonal design. Once the logo is formed, two bars flip in underneath; the first one reads "NATIONAL ARTS CENTRE", while the second one reads "CENTRE NATIONAL DES ARTS". |
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'''Technique:''' The streaks flying, the bars flipping. |
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'''Music/Sounds:''' A massively dramatic orchestral crescendo, ending in a hit. |
'''Music/Sounds:''' A massively dramatic orchestral crescendo, ending in a hit. |
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Revision as of 00:38, 6 December 2022
(July 10, 1992)
Logo: On a grimy aluminum background, three gray streaks race around in the center of the screen, before forming an interlocking hexagonal design. Once the logo is formed, two bars flip in underneath; the first one reads "NATIONAL ARTS CENTRE", while the second one reads "CENTRE NATIONAL DES ARTS".
Technique: The streaks flying, the bars flipping.
Music/Sounds: A massively dramatic orchestral crescendo, ending in a hit.
Availability: Seen on the Just for Kids VHS of The Tin Soldier.
