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'''Logo:''' The logo consists of a screenshot of a red construction paper with a drawing of a scissor cutting a film strip with the words "'''OLSON VIDEO'''" and "'''PRODUCTIONS'''" over and underneath the scissor. The filmstrip divides the two top words whereas "PRODUCTIONS" appears to be in-sync with the curved bottom strip. The logo stays on-screen with no animation for approximately 40 seconds. |
'''Logo:''' The logo consists of a screenshot of a red construction paper with a drawing of a scissor cutting a film strip with the words "'''OLSON VIDEO'''" and "'''PRODUCTIONS'''" over and underneath the scissor. The filmstrip divides the two top words whereas "PRODUCTIONS" appears to be in-sync with the curved bottom strip. The logo stays on-screen with no animation for approximately 40 seconds. |
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'''Technique:''' None. |
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'''Music/Sounds:''' None. |
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Revision as of 00:42, 6 December 2022
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Background
Olson Video Productions was a production company operated by Olson Elementary in Bloomington, Minnesota.
(December 22, 1986)
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Logo: The logo consists of a screenshot of a red construction paper with a drawing of a scissor cutting a film strip with the words "OLSON VIDEO" and "PRODUCTIONS" over and underneath the scissor. The filmstrip divides the two top words whereas "PRODUCTIONS" appears to be in-sync with the curved bottom strip. The logo stays on-screen with no animation for approximately 40 seconds.
Technique: None.
Music/Sounds: None.
Availability: Extinct. This was so far only seen on the 1986 Olson Jr. Viking & Cadet Choir Concert, which was broadcast on local television station BEC-TV and can be viewed on their website.
