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'''Logo:''' A "cartoon-ish" buffalo from the Savoy Pictures logo runs. The camera zooms-out to reveal it's on a red background, then it's shown on an animated TV set with "'''SAVOY PICTURES"''' underneath with a red line below and under that is "'''television'''". The buffalo becomes still. |
'''Logo:''' A "cartoon-ish" buffalo from the Savoy Pictures logo runs. The camera zooms-out to reveal it's on a red background, then it's shown on an animated TV set with "'''SAVOY PICTURES"''' underneath with a red line below and under that is "'''television'''". The buffalo becomes still. |
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'''Technique:''' The buffalo, the camera zooming back, the animated TV set. This was done by Hatmaker Films in Boston, MA. |
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'''Music/Sounds:''' A one-note synth tune which ends with a "ching" noise. As the buffalo runs, there's a buffalo stomping noise. |
'''Music/Sounds:''' A one-note synth tune which ends with a "ching" noise. As the buffalo runs, there's a buffalo stomping noise. |
Revision as of 00:54, 6 December 2022
Descriptions by
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(October 22-November 28, 1995)
Nickname: "The Buffalo-on-TV"
Logo: A "cartoon-ish" buffalo from the Savoy Pictures logo runs. The camera zooms-out to reveal it's on a red background, then it's shown on an animated TV set with "SAVOY PICTURES" underneath with a red line below and under that is "television". The buffalo becomes still.
Technique: The buffalo, the camera zooming back, the animated TV set. This was done by Hatmaker Films in Boston, MA.
Music/Sounds: A one-note synth tune which ends with a "ching" noise. As the buffalo runs, there's a buffalo stomping noise.
Availability: Extremely rare. It's only seen on the TV movies A Dream is a Wish Your Heart Makes: The Annette Funicello Story and Inflammable.