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(1996-2000's)
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Logo: On a black background, we see a white film cell beeping, as it zooms out and turns into a diamond. We see a bright yellow flash, and the diamond becomes red and blue with a golden striped "7". "SEVEN" and "SEPT" also appear on the sides.
FX/SFX: The Seven Sept logo and the yellow flash.
Music/Sounds: A film projector sound, followed with a synthesized fanfare, and the sound of the wind.
Availability: Seen on rental VHS releases from Metropolitan Films movies. This doesn't appear on DVD's.
Editor's Note: None.
