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=== (1995-2000) === |
===Logo (1995-2000) === |
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'''Visuals:''' Fading into a rugged {{color|goldenrod}} field, the camera pans around a {{color|darkgrey|dark grey}} cartoon-styled castle tower illuminated by 2 spotlights: one brightly shining straight down and one dimly shining to the left forwards. As the camera pans around it, it revolves around so that the spotlights are facing the right and then reveals a dark blue sky in the horizon. As the camera settles, the tower is replaced by a flat 2D version of the tower, stretched out on the sides and colored with a white/red split colorization, as well as a red outline. "{{color|red|{{font|Serif|TELE TOWER INTERNATIONAL}}}}" then flies down from the top of the screen and settles below the logo. |
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'''Technique:''' CGI. |
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'''Logo:''' A spotlight is seen shining on a yellow surface, dawned over a cloudy sky and a stone tower. The camera then revolves around it once and descends onto the floor below for a clearer shot of the castle. The text "TELE TOWER INTERNATIONAL" in maroon, zoom out and places themselves under the castle, which is now a 2D image, with one half being white and the other maroon, all surrounded by a border of the latter color. |
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'''FX/SFX:''' The camera revolving. |
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'''Availability:''' Seen on a variety of releases from Tele Tower International. Their releases include ''Stealing Heaven'', ''Above The Law'', ''Killing Affair'', ''Chopping Mall'', ''Night of the Sharks'', ''Hurricane'', ''Dirty Leather'', ''Sisters'', ''18 Again!'', ''Not Another Mistake'', ''Lethal Women'', ''Dead Aim'', ''Prettykill'', ''The Dunera Boys'', ''Hellraiser'', ''The Barkleys 2'', ''Masquerade'', ''The Loch Ness Horror'', ''Mister Johnson'', ''Justice Without Pity'', ''The Galaxy Invaders'', ''Prisoners of the Lost Universe'', ''Cage'', ''Deadtime Stories'', ''Soul Man'', ''Mommy's Day'', ''Miami Shakedown'', ''At Gunpoint'', ''Harem'', ''Crime Story'', ''The Perfectionist'', ''A Matter of Degrees'', ''Abraxas, Guardian of the Universe'', ''Fanny Hill'', ''Little Noises'', ''The Gunrunner'', various ''John Wayne'' episodes, and various soccer match highlight videos, among others. |
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'''Availability:''' Rare. |
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Latest revision as of 21:05, 15 August 2024
Logo (1995-2000)
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Visuals: Fading into a rugged goldenrod field, the camera pans around a dark grey cartoon-styled castle tower illuminated by 2 spotlights: one brightly shining straight down and one dimly shining to the left forwards. As the camera pans around it, it revolves around so that the spotlights are facing the right and then reveals a dark blue sky in the horizon. As the camera settles, the tower is replaced by a flat 2D version of the tower, stretched out on the sides and colored with a white/red split colorization, as well as a red outline. "TELE TOWER INTERNATIONAL" then flies down from the top of the screen and settles below the logo.
Technique: CGI.
Audio: A ascending tense violin theme, followed by an upbeat, yet somber, synth-piano fanfare. A whoosh is heard when the words zoom out.
Availability: Seen on a variety of releases from Tele Tower International. Their releases include Stealing Heaven, Above The Law, Killing Affair, Chopping Mall, Night of the Sharks, Hurricane, Dirty Leather, Sisters, 18 Again!, Not Another Mistake, Lethal Women, Dead Aim, Prettykill, The Dunera Boys, Hellraiser, The Barkleys 2, Masquerade, The Loch Ness Horror, Mister Johnson, Justice Without Pity, The Galaxy Invaders, Prisoners of the Lost Universe, Cage, Deadtime Stories, Soul Man, Mommy's Day, Miami Shakedown, At Gunpoint, Harem, Crime Story, The Perfectionist, A Matter of Degrees, Abraxas, Guardian of the Universe, Fanny Hill, Little Noises, The Gunrunner, various John Wayne episodes, and various soccer match highlight videos, among others.
