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Logo: On a dusty blue background, yellow transparent lines fly from the bottom of the screen over to the top before flying down to form a blue-grey square with a metallic blue R and a border in the same color where it emits a shine around it before disappearing. "ROADHOUSE" fades in below and "PRODUCTIONS" appears underneath both in a gold Times New Roman font. |
Logo: On a dusty blue background, yellow transparent lines fly from the bottom of the screen over to the top before flying down to form a blue-grey square with a metallic blue R and a border in the same color where it emits a shine around it before disappearing. "ROADHOUSE" fades in below and "PRODUCTIONS" appears underneath both in a gold Times New Roman font. |
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Technique: The lines, shining, and text. |
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Music/Sounds: A metallic drone fanfare and a whooshing synth the lines make, similar to that of a helicopter's rotor. |
Music/Sounds: A metallic drone fanfare and a whooshing synth the lines make, similar to that of a helicopter's rotor. |
Revision as of 00:53, 6 December 2022
Logo description and capture by edunk5
Background: Roadhouse Productions was an Australian production company founded by Rex Hunt to produce his program, Rex Hunt Fishing Adventures.
(1991-2004)
Nicknames: "The Big R", "Metallic R", "R from Hell", "Protocol's Evil Twin"
Logo: On a dusty blue background, yellow transparent lines fly from the bottom of the screen over to the top before flying down to form a blue-grey square with a metallic blue R and a border in the same color where it emits a shine around it before disappearing. "ROADHOUSE" fades in below and "PRODUCTIONS" appears underneath both in a gold Times New Roman font.
Technique: The lines, shining, and text.
Music/Sounds: A metallic drone fanfare and a whooshing synth the lines make, similar to that of a helicopter's rotor.
Availability: Near extinction. It was only seen on Rex Hunt Fishing Adventures throughout most of it's run which no longer airs on TV now, though there is a chance that you could find it on the show's DVD releases.