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'''Logo:''' On a dark stone wall background, four copies of a "P" in yellow, slide from the sides of the screen and meet at the center, as they merge into a red "P", darker than the other copies. A tri-dimensional-looking trail then appears behind the "P", with the Thai name and the English translation, "PIRIYA FILM" fading in next to it. A yellow star then sides in from the left, as the same trail fades behind it. The illumination of the background changes colours during the rest of the logo.
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'''Music/Sounds:''' A quite loud dissonant piano chord at the beginning, then followed by a dramatic string theme.
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Revision as of 00:46, 6 December 2022
SnowflakesOmega and rj4712
Captures by
Nightspeara
Video captures courtesy of
Asia film logos Archive
(August 12, 1978)
The video of this logo may be too loud or severely distorted. |
Logo: On a dark stone wall background, four copies of a "P" in yellow, slide from the sides of the screen and meet at the center, as they merge into a red "P", darker than the other copies. A tri-dimensional-looking trail then appears behind the "P", with the Thai name and the English translation, "PIRIYA FILM" fading in next to it. A yellow star then sides in from the left, as the same trail fades behind it. The illumination of the background changes colours during the rest of the logo.
Technique: The P's merging, the fading, the changing colors.
Music/Sounds: A quite loud dissonant piano chord at the beginning, then followed by a dramatic string theme.
Availability: Seen on Phit Thang Rak (ผิดทางรัก).
Legacy: The dramatic appearance, darkness and the string section during the rest of the logo will get the chills of some viewers.