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===Background===
===(January 12, 1968-July 24, 1970)===
'''{{PAGENAME}}''' was a film production company from India.

===Logo (January 12, 1968-July 24, 1970)===
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'''Nickname:''' "The Eye of the Tiger", "Tiger From Hell", "Scary Tiger", "The Jarring Tiger", "Katy Perry Would Be Proud."


'''Logo:''' We see the eyes of a tiger. Then, the camera zooms out to show that the face of the tiger is inside a white circle (which has a kind of crown, and is inside a dark background), where we see this text:
'''Visuals:''' There is the eyes of a tiger. Then, the camera zooms out to show that the face of the tiger is inside a white circle (which has a kind of crown, and is inside a dark background), where we see this text:


TIGER PRODUCTIONS
TIGER PRODUCTIONS


The dark background is delimited by two giant white bars. Next to every bar, we see a strong man as if they were made to prevent the bars give way to the logo. The men are above the filmstrips. The rest of the logo is on a white background.
The dark background is delimited by two giant white bars. Next to every bar, there is a strong man as if they were made to prevent the bars give way to the logo. The men are above the filmstrips. The rest of the logo is on a white background.


'''Technique:''' Camera controlled animation.
'''FX/SFX:''' The logo is still, except the camera zooming out.


'''Music/Sounds:''' An orchestral piece when the tiger's eyes are up close, and then a quick tune with a keyboard and trumpets during the rest of the logo.
'''Audio:''' An orchestral piece when the tiger's eyes are up close, and then a quick tune with a keyboard and trumpets during the rest of the logo.


'''Music/Sounds Variant:''' ''Asadhyudu'' omits the orchestral piece.
'''Audio Variant:''' ''Asadhyudu'' omits the orchestral piece.


'''Availability:''' Seen on ''Asadhyudu'' and ''Akhandudu''.
'''Availability:''' Seen on ''Asadhyudu'' and ''Akhandudu''.


{{Indian film logos}}
'''Legacy:''' The very jarring appearance of the face of the tiger at the beginning can cause a jumpscare, and the music also has an unpleasant feel to it, but the animation itself is not busy enough to affect other people.
{{Film logos}}

[[Category:Film logos]] [[Category:India]] [[Category:Indian film logos]]
[[Category:Film logos]] [[Category:India]] [[Category:Indian film logos]] [[Category:Telugu-language logos]]

Latest revision as of 16:17, 28 September 2024


Background

Tiger Productions was a film production company from India.

Logo (January 12, 1968-July 24, 1970)


Visuals: There is the eyes of a tiger. Then, the camera zooms out to show that the face of the tiger is inside a white circle (which has a kind of crown, and is inside a dark background), where we see this text:

TIGER PRODUCTIONS

The dark background is delimited by two giant white bars. Next to every bar, there is a strong man as if they were made to prevent the bars give way to the logo. The men are above the filmstrips. The rest of the logo is on a white background.

Technique: Camera controlled animation.

Audio: An orchestral piece when the tiger's eyes are up close, and then a quick tune with a keyboard and trumpets during the rest of the logo.

Audio Variant: Asadhyudu omits the orchestral piece.

Availability: Seen on Asadhyudu and Akhandudu.

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