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===Background===
===Background===
This is J.D. Roth's vanity card.
This is J.D. Roth's first vanity card; he later co-founded [[3 Ball Productions]].


===(1992-1999)===
===Logo (September 5, 1992-1999)===
[[File:Slam Dunk Productions.jpeg|center|350px]]
[[File:Slam Dunk Productions.jpeg|center|350px]]
{{youtube|id=bmbD3K9BRIw|id2=https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PltrElDuPps}}
{{youtube|id=bmbD3K9BRIw|id2=https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PltrElDuPps}}


'''Logo:''' On a black background, we see a white silhouette of a child jumping towards a basketball net with a dark colored basketball (which resembles a globe). The kid manages to make a slam-dunk (thus the company name). As it passes through the net, the basketball suddenly transforms into the words:
'''Visuals:''' On a black background, a white silhouette of a child jumps towards a basketball net with a dark colored basketball (which resembles a globe). The kid manages to make a slam-dunk (thus the company name). As it passes through the net, the basketball suddenly transforms into the words:
<center>'''{{color|blue|SLAM}}<br>{{color|skyblue|DUNK}}'''</center>
<center>'''{{color|blue|SLAM}}<br>{{color|skyblue|DUNK}}'''</center>


After this, "PRODUCTIONS", which is written in a fancier font and colored gold, slides in from the left and positions itself under the company name. There's also a line seen below "SLAM DUNK".
After this, "PRODUCTIONS", which is written in a fancier font and colored gold, slides in from the left and positions itself under the company name. There is also a line seen below "SLAM DUNK".


'''Technique:''' CGI.
'''FX/SFX:''' The boy making the dunk, the ball "transforming" into the words.


'''Music/Sounds:''' The sounds of the wind blowing when the boy is in the air, a "thud" when the ball hits the next, followed by the sounds of a cheering crowd.
'''Audio:''' The sounds of the wind blowing when the boy is in the air, a "thud" when the ball hits the next, followed by the sounds of a cheering crowd.


'''Availability:''' Extinct. Was only seen on ''Double Up'' and ''Mad Libs''.
'''Availability:''' It was only seen on ''Double Up'' and ''Mad Libs''.

'''Editor's Note:''' None.


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Latest revision as of 14:11, 23 October 2024


Background

This is J.D. Roth's first vanity card; he later co-founded 3 Ball Productions.

Logo (September 5, 1992-1999)


Visuals: On a black background, a white silhouette of a child jumps towards a basketball net with a dark colored basketball (which resembles a globe). The kid manages to make a slam-dunk (thus the company name). As it passes through the net, the basketball suddenly transforms into the words:

SLAM
DUNK

After this, "PRODUCTIONS", which is written in a fancier font and colored gold, slides in from the left and positions itself under the company name. There is also a line seen below "SLAM DUNK".

Technique: CGI.

Audio: The sounds of the wind blowing when the boy is in the air, a "thud" when the ball hits the next, followed by the sounds of a cheering crowd.

Availability: It was only seen on Double Up and Mad Libs.

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