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=== Background ===
Nickelodeon Pictures
=== 1st Logo (1980s) ===
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Background
Nickelodeon Pictures was a British pre-cert video distributor. The name is derived from "Nickelodeon", an early type of cinema, so called because they cost a nickel (five cents) for admission.
1st Logo (1980s)
Logo: On a gray background, we see a silhouette of a man staring into a kinetoscope with the words “NICKELODEON PICTURES” below him. Some lights flash around the picture. Below that, the words “Big Movie Video in a Little Red Box.” appear in a red font.
Trivia: The usage of “Nickelodeon” refers to an early type of cinema, so called because they cost a nickel, or five cents, for admission.
Technique: Basic animation.
Music/Sounds: A bell tune with bangs and a synthesizer.
Availability: Extinct. Probably seen on pre-cert tapes.
