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===Background=== |
===Background=== |
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'''Shin Films''' was a Korean film production house which is formerly known as Shin Sang- |
'''Shin Films''' was a South Korean film production house which is formerly known as Shin Sang-okk Production and renamed to Shin Films in 1959 and founded by '''Shin''' Sang-ok, who was titled "the Prince of South Korean cinema". During the early 1980s, Shin established [[Shin Films (North Korea)|a new company]] in North Korea due to Shin's kidnapping by Kim Jong-il. After his kidnapping, Shin moved to Los Angeles and established [[Sheen Productions, Inc.]] under the alias Simon Sheen. He would later return to South Korea permanently in 1994. |
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==Shin Sang-okk Production== |
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===Logo (July 12, 1958)=== |
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[[File:Shin Sang Okk Production (1958).png|center|300px]] |
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{{YouTube|id=vd1qgWA1aiE}} |
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'''Visuals:''' On a black background, the white Korean characters above and the English text "SHIN SANG OKK PRODUCTION" below, fade in. |
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'''Technique:''' Fading effects. |
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'''Audio:''' A bombastic triumphant fanfare. |
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'''Availability:''' Seen on ''어느 여대생의 고백''. |
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==Shin Films== |
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===Logo (January 28, 1961-1968)=== |
===Logo (January 28, 1961-1968)=== |
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'''Visuals:''' On a dark background, |
'''Visuals:''' On a dark background, there is a brass pot with smoke flowing out, which opens out a crate and the text are shown fades in, the "Present - SHIN FILMS" fades in on the right of torch, then flips over to see a Korean Hangul and Hanja text translation which does that same English translation below the right of torch. The torch and the text fades out. |
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'''Technique:''' Live action mixed with camera-controlled animation for the text flipping. |
'''Technique:''' Live action mixed with camera-controlled animation for the text flipping. |
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'''Availability:''' Seen on ''Under the Sky of Seoul,'' among others. |
'''Availability:''' Seen on ''Under the Sky of Seoul,'' among others. |
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Latest revision as of 20:08, 30 September 2024
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Background
Shin Films was a South Korean film production house which is formerly known as Shin Sang-okk Production and renamed to Shin Films in 1959 and founded by Shin Sang-ok, who was titled "the Prince of South Korean cinema". During the early 1980s, Shin established a new company in North Korea due to Shin's kidnapping by Kim Jong-il. After his kidnapping, Shin moved to Los Angeles and established Sheen Productions, Inc. under the alias Simon Sheen. He would later return to South Korea permanently in 1994.
Shin Sang-okk Production
Logo (July 12, 1958)
.png)
Visuals: On a black background, the white Korean characters above and the English text "SHIN SANG OKK PRODUCTION" below, fade in.
Technique: Fading effects.
Audio: A bombastic triumphant fanfare.
Availability: Seen on 어느 여대생의 고백.
Shin Films
Logo (January 28, 1961-1968)
.jpg)
.jpg)
Visuals: On a dark background, there is a brass pot with smoke flowing out, which opens out a crate and the text are shown fades in, the "Present - SHIN FILMS" fades in on the right of torch, then flips over to see a Korean Hangul and Hanja text translation which does that same English translation below the right of torch. The torch and the text fades out.
Technique: Live action mixed with camera-controlled animation for the text flipping.
Variants:
- A color version exists.
- On the placeholder variant, there's no text at all.
- In the later years, the brass pot was shown with smoke flowing out on the top.
Audio: None or the opening theme of the movie.
Audio Variants: On Seong Chun-hyang, a eerie tune was heard.
Availability: Seen on Under the Sky of Seoul, among others.
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