Roundtable Film and Video

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Logo descriptions by: NitroG

Editions by: NitroG

Background: TBA

Roundtable Productions

1st Known Logo (1962?-1970?)

Logo: TBA

FX/SFX: The circles disappearing In a random order.

Music/Sounds: TBA

Availability: So far, seen on Overcoming resistance to change.

Editors Note: TBA

2nd Known Logo (1970?-198?)

Logo: The logo starts with "ROUNDTABLE PRODUCTIONS" stacked and in white on a black background, then the colored circles start popping up around the text in a clockwise direction. The text fades out and "presents" fades in. The closing is the same but backwards.

FX/SFX: The circles popping up

Music/Sounds: A flute like soundtrack

Availability: Only seen on Meeting in progress

Editors Note: TBA

Roundtable Film and Video

1st Known Logo (1984?-19??)


Nicknames: "Rainbow Disks"

Logo: Centered on a black background is a leveled circular platform, outlined in a bluish gray. Then one by one, disks of various colors come flying from the top of the screen onto the western portion of the platform (in order: magenta, hot pink, red, scarlet, orange,yellow, lime, chartreuse, green, sea green, teal, cyan, sky blue, blue, indigo, purple). They circle around the center continuously while the platform changes its angle to face the screen. In the center appear the words (in yellow) ROUNDTABLE FILM & VIDEO. The logo then fades out.

Variant: The only footage that exists is filmed, but a videotaped version might exist too.

FX/SFX: The disks flying and circling. Excellent CGI animation for the time.

Music/Sounds: A synth accompanied with a series of whooshes when the disks fly onto the platform, followed by a series of chimes when the text appears. It sounds warped but it's likely from film deterioration.

Availability: So far seen on More Than Money.

Editor's Note: The dark background with the animation could bother a few (combined with the warped audio if the logo is filmed), but it's a great logo nonetheless.

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