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'''Logo:''' On a black/{{Color|blue}} gradient background (similar to the Viva Films and Star Cinema logos from the 1990s), we see a {{Color|red}} V with filmstrip holes on the left side of it. Copies are seen from behind. The V and its copies rotate to normal position, then glows to change from plain {{Color|red}} to a {{Color|yellow}}/{{Color|red}} gradient. The letters "RICH" (with the C looking like Pac-Man) zoom out and form the word. Then 18 lines appear below, which then rotate, revealing to be the words "FILMS INTERNATIONAL". |
'''Logo:''' On a black/{{Color|blue}} gradient background (similar to the Viva Films and Star Cinema logos from the 1990s), we see a {{Color|red}} V with filmstrip holes on the left side of it. Copies are seen from behind. The V and its copies rotate to normal position, then glows to change from plain {{Color|red}} to a {{Color|yellow}}/{{Color|red}} gradient. The letters "RICH" (with the C looking like Pac-Man) zoom out and form the word. Then 18 lines appear below, which then rotate, revealing to be the words "FILMS INTERNATIONAL". |
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'''Technique:''' All 2D animation. |
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'''Music/Sounds:''' A triumphant fanfare. |
'''Music/Sounds:''' A triumphant fanfare. |
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Revision as of 01:07, 6 December 2022
(1995?-1997?)
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Logo: On a black/blue gradient background (similar to the Viva Films and Star Cinema logos from the 1990s), we see a red V with filmstrip holes on the left side of it. Copies are seen from behind. The V and its copies rotate to normal position, then glows to change from plain red to a yellow/red gradient. The letters "RICH" (with the C looking like Pac-Man) zoom out and form the word. Then 18 lines appear below, which then rotate, revealing to be the words "FILMS INTERNATIONAL".
Technique: All 2D animation.
Music/Sounds: A triumphant fanfare.
Availability: Very rare. It's seen on Evangeline Katorse and other films made by the company.
