The Wing-Scope Film Production Ltd.

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Background

The Wing-Scope Co. was founded in early 1970s by brothers Alan "Student Prince" Tang and Rover Tang. The company focuses primarily on crime-themed movie. In 1984, they focuses on a few romance, drama, and comedy movies. They later set up another company called In-Gear.

Logo (November 23, 1977-August 13, 1987)


Visuals: On a white (later sky blue) background, a red "TWS" in a font similar to the Sega logo zooms in a la the Viacom "V of Doom" until it engulfs the screen with red. When it engulfs the screen, the same logo in yellow zooms in and then rests just above the middle of the screen. Chinese characters zoom out from the middle of the screen and "THE WING-SCOPE CO." appears above.

Trivia: It's actually the another logo that stole the concept from Warner Bros. Pictures "Big W" logo

Variant: Later in it's life, the Chinese characters are different and appear below and "THE WING SCOPE FILM PRODUCTION LTD." appears in the Peignot font.

Technique: Cel animation.

Audio: This logo had various fanfares.

  • The first uses of this had a 1-note somewhat bombastic fanfare, with some quiet sounds at the end.
  • It also used another bombastic fanfare.
  • It used a demonic-sounding fanfare, with drum rolls, synths notes sounding like bird chirping and some rock guitar notes.
  • It also used various rock themes.
  • It also used a calm, repeating horn-dominant fanfare.
  • It also used a progressive synth theme.

Availability: It was seen on films such as New York Chinatown.

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