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=== (1949) ===
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'''Logo''': On a dark background we see a 7-chord yellow harp. Suddenly, the chords appear in a different colors successively, from the left to the right: magenta, red, orange, yellow, green, green-blue, and blue. Then, we see the text in white inside the harp:
(1949)
<center>

'''PAGOT'''
Pagot Film (1949)Logo: On a dark background we see a 7-chord yellow harp. Suddenly, the chords appear in a different colors successively, from the left to the right: magenta, red, orange, yellow, green, green-blue, and blue. Then, we see this text in white inside the harp:
<br>

'''FILM'''
PAGOT
</center>
F I L M
Finally, the harp disappears and we see the same text but in black inside a castle on blue background (dark blue on the top, and bright blue on the bottom) in addition to this:

<center>
Finally, the harp disappears and we see the same text (this time the text is black) inside a castle on blue background (dark blue on the top, and bright blue on the bottom) in addition of this:

DISEGNI
DISEGNI
<br>
ANIMATI
ANIMATI
<br>
I T A L I A
I T A L I A
</center>

The castle in the highest tower has a yellow star.
The castle in the highest tower has a yellow star.


FX/SFX: The colors of the chords of the harp and the change from the harp to the castle
'''FX/SFX''': The colors of the chords of the harp and the change from the harp to the castle. Typical animation for the era.


Music/Sounds: A loud, shrill sound of a violin before the chords of the harp appear in different colors. Then, we hear a note from a harp every time a chord appears in a color, and from the 2nd chord there's also an ascend et shrill of a violin. When the harp disappears and the castle appears, we hear a strum of a harp, followed by a hit of a bell and a typical happy orchestra melody, which ends with another hit of the bell.
'''Music/Sounds''': A loud, shrill sound of a violin before the chords of the harp appear in different colors. Then, we hear a note from a harp every time a chord appears in a color, and from the 2nd chord there's also an ascend et shrill of a violin. When the harp disappears and the castle appears, we hear a strum of a harp, followed by a hit of a bell and a typical happy orchestra melody, which ends with another hit of the bell.


Availability: Seen on I Fratelli Dinamite.
'''Availability''': Seen on ''I Fratelli Dinamite''.


Editor's Note: None.
'''Editor's Note''': None.


[[Category:Italian logos]]
[[Category:Italian logos]]

Revision as of 01:58, 14 March 2022


(1949)

Logo: On a dark background we see a 7-chord yellow harp. Suddenly, the chords appear in a different colors successively, from the left to the right: magenta, red, orange, yellow, green, green-blue, and blue. Then, we see the text in white inside the harp:

PAGOT
FILM

Finally, the harp disappears and we see the same text but in black inside a castle on blue background (dark blue on the top, and bright blue on the bottom) in addition to this:

DISEGNI
ANIMATI
I T A L I A

The castle in the highest tower has a yellow star.

FX/SFX: The colors of the chords of the harp and the change from the harp to the castle. Typical animation for the era.

Music/Sounds: A loud, shrill sound of a violin before the chords of the harp appear in different colors. Then, we hear a note from a harp every time a chord appears in a color, and from the 2nd chord there's also an ascend et shrill of a violin. When the harp disappears and the castle appears, we hear a strum of a harp, followed by a hit of a bell and a typical happy orchestra melody, which ends with another hit of the bell.

Availability: Seen on I Fratelli Dinamite.

Editor's Note: None.

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