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'''Technique:''' Typical 1980s Oxberry and 2D effects |
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'''Audio:''' A bright, triumphant synth fanfare |
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'''Availability:''' Can be seen on ''A Fortunate Life'' both on DVD and Amazon Prime prints. Can also be found on ''Double Sculls'' alongside the [[MTM Productions|MTM]] logo. |
'''Availability:''' Can be seen on ''A Fortunate Life'' both on DVD and Amazon Prime prints. Can also be found on ''Double Sculls'' alongside the [[MTM Productions|MTM]] logo. |
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Revision as of 07:53, 7 October 2023
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Background
PBL Productions was a production company established as an offshoot of the Nine Network. The company is named for the network's then-parent, Publishing and Broadcasting Limited, owned by Australian businessman Kerry Packer
(1980s)
Logo: A wireframe globe with only Australia flies into the center of the screen. Then a spiral pattern reminiscent of the Microsoft Edge logo emerges from the globe. As this design "glows" from behind, the words
PBL Productions
fly in with a typical 80s trail effect. The text then shines as the logo fades out.
Technique: Typical 1980s Oxberry and 2D effects
Audio: A bright, triumphant synth fanfare
Availability: Can be seen on A Fortunate Life both on DVD and Amazon Prime prints. Can also be found on Double Sculls alongside the MTM logo.
