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===Background===
'''Premiere''' was the original pioneer in broadcasting subscription premium movies via satellite, launched on September 1, 1984. In 1986, it merged with rival film channel [[Mirrorvision]], but kept the brand Premiere. To view Premiere via satellite, you would have neededan expensive equipment and a dish around 1.5metre in size is needed. It's largest audience was via cable tvTV. TheHaving channel shut down in July 1989. Runningran up losses of around $10 million, could not survive with the high costs of new films and competition from the launch of [[Sky Movies]], the channel shut down in July 31, 1989.
 
===(1985?-1989) ===
 
'''Logo:''' There is lots of lights that come from a golden 1. The lights disappear to reveal it and a starfield. Then we see "PREM1ERE" zoom out, then it spins and flies away while a globe flies in. The 1 appears again from the globe, and then the entire word appears, and the copyright "© The Premiere Partnership [YEAR]" fades in. The globe again flies in from the left and makes it look like a Universal logo. But, the text then flies away again and dissolves. The globe fades out also but, the word zooms in with a trail effect.
 
===ID (September 1, 1984-July 31, 1989) ===
'''Technique:''' All the effects. It was a nice one.
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'''LogoVisuals:''' There is lotsLots of lights that comecame from a goldenthe "{{color|gold|{{Font|Serif|'''1'''}}}}" are seen. The lights disappear to reveal it and a starfield. Then we see, "PREM1ERE{{color|gold|{{Font|Serif|'''PREM{{big|1}}ERE'''}}}}" zoomzooms out, then it spins and flies away while a globe flies in. The 1 appears again fromAs the globe, andflies thenout, thegold entirepixie worddust appears forming the "{{color|gold|{{Font|Serif|'''1'''}}}}", andalongside the copyrightremaining logo. Copyright notice reading "© The Premiere Partnership [YEAR]" fades in below after "{{color|gold|{{Font|Serif|'''1'''}}}}". The globe again flies in again from the left, and makes it look like a Universal logo. But, the text then flies away again and dissolves. TheAs globethe copyright notice fades out, the globe also but,fades out before the wordlogo zooms in with a trail effect.
'''Music/Sounds:''' An ominous gong hit that becomes a triumphant fanfare. An announcer plays after.
 
'''AvailabilityTechnique:''' ExtinctCGI.
 
'''Music/SoundsAudio:''' An ominous gong hit that becomes a triumphant fanfare. AnA continuity announcer playsthen talks over the afterlogo.
 
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Latest revision as of 11:06, 9 August 2024


Background

Premiere was the original pioneer in broadcasting subscription premium movies via satellite, launched on September 1, 1984. In 1986, it merged with rival film channel Mirrorvision, but kept the brand Premiere. To view Premiere via satellite, an expensive equipment and a dish around 1.5metre in size is needed. It's largest audience was via cable TV. Having ran up losses of around $10 million, could not survive with the high costs of new films and competition from the launch of Sky Movies, the channel shut down in July 31, 1989.

ID (September 1, 1984-July 31, 1989)


Visuals: Lots of lights that came from the "1" are seen. The lights disappear to reveal it and a starfield. Then, "PREM1ERE" zooms out, spins and flies away while a globe flies in. As the globe flies out, gold pixie dust appears forming the "1", alongside the remaining logo. Copyright notice reading "© The Premiere Partnership [YEAR]" fades in below after "1". The globe flies in again from the left, and the text then flies away again and dissolves. As the copyright notice fades out, the globe also fades out before the logo zooms in with a trail effect.

Technique: CGI.

Audio: An ominous gong hit that becomes a triumphant fanfare. A continuity announcer then talks over the logo.

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