The Ministry of Film: Difference between revisions
Channeleven (talk | contribs) Created page with "=== Background === The Ministry of Film was a production company co-founded by entrepreneur Alan Mruvka, who is better known for launching television network Movietime in 1987, later to be known as E!. === 1st Logo (1995?-1997?) === {{YouTube|id=o-npvcDkbmI}} '''Logo''': A film projector activates, leading to a leader countdown starting at 8. The projector freezes upon getting to 4 and the image deteriorates, leaving behind an emblem shaped like a triangle wi..." |
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'''Variant''': A short version exists, bypassing the leader countdown. |
'''Variant''': A short version exists, bypassing the leader countdown. |
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'''Technique''': Computer animation |
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'''Music/Sounds''': Sounds corresponding to the actions, along with a triumphant fanfare at the end. |
'''Music/Sounds''': Sounds corresponding to the actions, along with a triumphant fanfare at the end. |
Revision as of 16:54, 23 December 2022
Background
The Ministry of Film was a production company co-founded by entrepreneur Alan Mruvka, who is better known for launching television network Movietime in 1987, later to be known as E!.
1st Logo (1995?-1997?)
Logo: A film projector activates, leading to a leader countdown starting at 8. The projector freezes upon getting to 4 and the image deteriorates, leaving behind an emblem shaped like a triangle with a flame on top and in the point of the triangle. "THE MINISTRY OF FILM" is present on the emblem, the first and third words in a small shield sandwiching a ribbon with the second word, while the fourth is in its own, all of which is on a white background.
Variant: A short version exists, bypassing the leader countdown.
Technique: Computer animation
Music/Sounds: Sounds corresponding to the actions, along with a triumphant fanfare at the end.
Availability: The full version was seen on Embrace of the Vampire, while the short version was seen on cable movies.