Terceto

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Background

Terceto was an Argentine film company founded by Emilio Vieyra, Rodolfo Blasco and a friend of Emilio, in 1960. This company produced only 2 films: La Madrastra and Quinto Año Nacional.

(September 15, 1960)

Logo: We're on a dark field with grey sky, with a thin fog moving faster from the left of the screen to the right. Then, we see three silhouetted guys walking a slop of the field, and "TERCETO" appears and zooms in. They stop moving when they have walked the slop. Finally, on the lower side of the right of the screen we see "presenta".

Trivia: The three guys are the founders of Terceto.

Technique: A mix of live action and cel animation (for the text).

Audio: A 10-note heroic fanfare made by a trumpet repeated twice.

Availability: Seen only on La Madrastra (The Stepmother).

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