User:AUnnamedDragon/sandbox
This is my sandbox. Here, I can make pages for mainspace without having to make draft articles (alternatively, I can import contents from here into draft pages as well).
Sony Pictures High Definition Center
(1990s?-2000s?)
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Logo: Unknown
Technique: 2D computer animation.
Music/Sounds: Unknown
Availability: It was found on Vimeo, but it remains unknown if it was used or not.
Étanges Libellules
Background
Étanges Libellules is a French video game company that developed the console version of The Legend of Spyro: Dawn of the Dragon and the video game adaptation of Arthur and the Invisibles as well as Asterix games. Its name is French for "strange dragonflies."
(October 21, 2008)
Logo: Unknown
Technique: Appears to be CGI.
Music/Sounds: Unknown
Availability: So far, seen on the console version of The Legend of Spyro: Dawn of the Dragon.
Chedd-Angier Productions [COMPLETED]
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Background
This is the production company of Graham Chedd and John Angier, formed in 1979. Chedd was the science editor of PBS' Nova, while Angier was one of the show's founding producers. David Berenson, who was amongst Nova's first editors, is a partner.
Chedd-Angier has produced "over 100 prime-time programs for PBS; several multi-part telecourses; and cable and corporate media projects," according to the 'About Us" page of its website. Notable productions include Discover: The World of Science, PBS' first prime-time science magazine series, hosted by Peter Graves, and Scientific American Frontiers, hosted first by Woodie Flowers, then by Alan Alda; the latter show was co-produced by Connecticut Public Television and ran for 15 seasons.
The company has won many awards for its work, including three national Emmys, the AAAS/Kavli prize, two Prix Italia Special Citations and the Council of Scientific Society Presidents' Sagan Award.
(October 1, 1990-April 13, 2005)
Logo: A gray rectangle with a square hole and a red square fly in and meet in the center of the screen; the square fills in the hole in the rectangle. Once the logo is formed, "CHEDD ANGIER" slides in, "CHEDD" from the top and "ANGIER" from the bottom. Copyright information fades in below. This is all superimposed over the background used for the closing credits of Scientific American Frontiers.
Technique: CGI.
Music/Sounds: The closing theme of the show, coupled with two whoosh sounds.
Availability: So far, seen on Scientific American Frontiers
