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===Logo (Early-Late 1990s)=== |
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'''Visuals:''' Same as the 1989 Triumph Films logo, but without anything underneath "TRIUMPH". |
'''Visuals:''' Same as the 1989 Triumph Films logo, but without anything underneath "TRIUMPH". |
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Latest revision as of 09:35, 5 November 2024
Background
In the 1990s, the name and logo of Triumph Films were used as a video imprint of the Australian division of Columbia TriStar Home Video.
Logo (Early-Late 1990s)
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Visuals: Same as the 1989 Triumph Films logo, but without anything underneath "TRIUMPH".
Technique: Same as the 1989 Triumph Films logo.
Audio: Same as the 1989 Triumph Films logo, but pitched up to PAL.
Availability: This was only used in Australia and on a handful of releases. It can be seen on some tapes like The Roly Poly Man.
