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===Background===
'''Tele-Video-Star Film GmbH''' was a German home video distributor based in Munich that specialized in Turkish releases.
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'''Technique:''' Mix of animation and live-action.
▲'''Logo''': We see a spinning globe in space. On it a filmstrip with the word "video" appears. Then from below the words "Tele-Video-StarFilm GmbH Ihr Videospecialist" slides in from below. The logo cuts to black.
'''
'''Availability:''' Seen on a German VHS release of the Turkish film ''Gizli Kuvvet''.
▲'''Music/Sounds''': A 70's-style Eurodance tune with a singing female chorus saying the company's slogan.
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Latest revision as of 17:58, 8 November 2024
Descriptions by
Logoarto and BlueMickey634
Captures by
Logoarto
Editions by
Logoarto
Video captures courtesy of
Usanmaz
Logoarto and BlueMickey634
Captures by
Logoarto
Editions by
Logoarto
Video captures courtesy of
Usanmaz
Background
Tele-Video-Star Film GmbH was a German home video distributor based in Munich that specialized in Turkish releases.
Logo (1980s)
Visuals: There is a spinning globe in space. On it a filmstrip with the word "VIDEO" appears. Then from below, the texts "Tele-Video-Star" (in a white-outlined blue font) and "Film GmbH Ihr Videospezialist" (in white Times New Roman) zoom out from below.
Technique: Mix of animation and live-action.
Audio: A 70's-style Euro-dance tune with a female chorus singing "Tele-Video-Star!".
Availability: Seen on a German VHS release of the Turkish film Gizli Kuvvet.
