Sfinge

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Logo (Mid 1980s?)

Visuals: On a gold background is various red letters reading "Sfinge" flying over various directions. Then, a black and white drawing of the Great Sphinx of Giza zooms from above and rests in the middle. After that, the flying red letters then form the company's name. After a few seconds, the Great Sphinx of Giza drawing fades out, and the letters fly out as it leads to the warning screen.

Technique: Analog computer animation

Audio: A sample of "In a Persian Market" by Albert Ketèlbey.

Availability: Appeared on a The Three Musketeers tape.

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