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'''Variant:''' In the end of some programs, the still logo appears with a copyright notice below. |
'''Variant:''' In the end of some programs, the still logo appears with a copyright notice below. |
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'''Technique:''' The animation of the crosses and text. |
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'''Music/Sounds:''' A fast-paced synth fanfare then ends with an orchestra. Other times, it's none. |
'''Music/Sounds:''' A fast-paced synth fanfare then ends with an orchestra. Other times, it's none. |
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Revision as of 00:54, 6 December 2022
NotPurpleHoodieBoi
Background
Screen Entertainment was a very obscure British VHS distributor active during the late 1980s and early 1990s.
(198?-199?)
Logo: On a dark blue-grey gradient background, we see two yellow crosses appear on the screen. They then spin for a few seconds as a white rectangle with a blue rectangle inside pops up. The crosses stop spinning, and the words "screen entertainment" slide in from both sides. Then, "Presents", in Brush Script, zooms up to the screen, then the logo fades out, leaving just "Presents". The logo fades out after a few seconds.
Variant: In the end of some programs, the still logo appears with a copyright notice below.
Technique: The animation of the crosses and text.
Music/Sounds: A fast-paced synth fanfare then ends with an orchestra. Other times, it's none.
Availability: Extremely rare. This was seen on Wizbit and Friends and Zit - The Video, and the VHS of the Shadow Theater: The Best of Horror series.
Legacy: Simple animation, but that's to be expected from an obscure video distributor. Also, on some releases (as seen in the first video), the program begins before the logo has even finished fading out.
