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'''RCM Productions Incorporated''' was a company specialized in producing and distributing "soundies", which were an early predecessor form of music videos most popular during 1940-1946. |
'''RCM Productions Incorporated''' was a company specialized in producing and distributing "soundies", which were an early predecessor form of music videos most popular during 1940-1946. |
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===Logo (November 3, 1941)=== |
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[[File:RCM Productions Incorporated (1941).png|frameless|center]] |
[[File:RCM Productions Incorporated (1941).png|frameless|center]] |
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'''Visuals:''' Over a dark cloudy sky, we see a pyramid-shaped structure slightly resembling the 1935 [[20th Century Studios|20th Century Fox]] tower, with a giant "RCM" above, and the text "PRODUCTIONS INCORPORATED" in two lines below it. Four searchlights pass through the logo. |
'''Visuals:''' Over a dark cloudy sky, we see a pyramid-shaped structure slightly resembling the 1935 [[20th Century Studios|20th Century Fox]] tower, with a giant "RCM" above, and the text "PRODUCTIONS INCORPORATED" in two lines below it. Four searchlights pass through the logo. |
Revision as of 09:30, 10 October 2023
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Background
RCM Productions Incorporated was a company specialized in producing and distributing "soundies", which were an early predecessor form of music videos most popular during 1940-1946.
Logo (November 3, 1941)
Visuals: Over a dark cloudy sky, we see a pyramid-shaped structure slightly resembling the 1935 20th Century Fox tower, with a giant "RCM" above, and the text "PRODUCTIONS INCORPORATED" in two lines below it. Four searchlights pass through the logo.
Technique: Light effects.
Audio: None.
Availability: Seen on soundies from the early 1940s, such as Ray Noble's "Dear Arabella".