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'''Schine Productions''' was named after the American director G. David '''Schine'''. |
'''Schine Productions''' was named after the American director G. David '''Schine'''. |
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'''Visuals:''' On a black background, there is a shape that looks like what a fully-open umbrella would look like when it's laid on its side; it has lined segments along its outside perimeter, and a solid-color core (both parts are apparently dark-brown to orange). Then, the area fills in with a brighter yellow from the core to the edges, sort of like a sunrise; as it does so, the title: |
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Latest revision as of 04:26, 22 December 2023
Descriptions by
bmasters9
Video captures courtesy of
TheEriccorpinc Logo Channel
bmasters9
Video captures courtesy of
TheEriccorpinc Logo Channel
Background
Schine Productions was named after the American director G. David Schine.
Logo (May 2, 1977)
Visuals: On a black background, there is a shape that looks like what a fully-open umbrella would look like when it's laid on its side; it has lined segments along its outside perimeter, and a solid-color core (both parts are apparently dark-brown to orange). Then, the area fills in with a brighter yellow from the core to the edges, sort of like a sunrise; as it does so, the title:
Schine Productions
Presents
fades in below; that title also becomes that brighter yellow. The logo then hard-cuts off-screen.
Technique: Likely cel animation.
Audio: Simply the scratchiness of the film as the logo presents itself.
Availability: Unknown; captured from a 1977 documentary titled That's Action.
